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XML documents can be used to transfer data. The data in an XML document can be retrieved either with the JAXP (Java API for XML Processing) DOM and SAX APIs, or with the JAXP XPath API. Addressing an XML document with XPath has the advantage of selecting a single node directly without iterating over a node set. In this article, we'll explore XPath support in Oracle JDeveloper-XDK 11g. The article is a book extract from Packt Publishing's Processing XML Documents in Oracle JDeveloper 11g.
With SAX and DOM APIs, node lists have to be iterated to access a particular node. Another advantage of navigating an XML document with XPath is that an attribute node may be selected directly. With DOM and SAX APIs, an element node has to be selected before an element attribute can be selected. Here we'll discuss XPath support in JDeveloper.
What Is XPath?
XPath is a language for addressing an XML document's elements and attributes. For instance, say you get an XML document that contains details of a shipment and you want to retrieve the element/attribute values from it. You don't just want to list the values of all the nodes; you want to output the values of specific elements or attributes too. In such a case, you'd use XPath to retrieve the values of those elements and attributes. XPath constructs a hierarchical structure of an XML document, a tree of nodes that's the XPath data model. The XPath data model consists of seven node types. The different types of nodes in the XPath data model are discussed in Table 1.
Specific nodes including element, attribute, and text nodes can be accessed with XPath. XPath supports nodes in a namespace. Nodes in XPath are selected with an XPath expression. An expression is evaluated to yield an object of one of the following four types: node set, Boolean, number, or string.
For an introduction to XPath refer to the W3C Recommendation for XPath. As a brief review, expression evaluation in XPath is performed with respect to a context node. The most commonly used type of expression in XPath is a location path. XPath defines two types of location paths: relative location paths and absolute location paths. A relative location path is defined with respect to a context node and consists of a sequence of one or more location steps separated by "/". A location step consists of an axis, a node test, and predicates. An example of a location step is:
In this example, the child axis contains the child nodes of the context node. Node test is the journal node set, and the predicate is the second node in the journal node set. An absolute location path is defined with respect to the root node, and starts with "/". The difference between a relative location path and an absolute location path is that a relative location path starts with a location step and an absolute location path starts with "/".
XPath in Oracle XDK 11g
Oracle XML Developer's Kit 11g, which is included in JDeveloper, provides the DOMParser class to parse an XML document and construct a DOM structure of the XML document. An XMLDocument object represents the DOM structure of an XML document. An XMLDocument object can be retrieved from a DOMParser object after an XML document has been parsed. The XMLDocument class provides select methods to select nodes in an XML document with an XPath expression.
In this article we'll parse an example XML document with the DOMParser class, obtain an XMLDocument object for the XML document, and select nodes from the document with the XMLDocument class select methods. The different select methods in the XMLDocument class are discussed in Table 2.
The XML document parsed in this article has a namespace declaration xmlns:journal="http://www.xdk11g.com/xpath" for elements in the namespace with the prefix journal. For an introduction on namespaces in XML refer to the W3C Recommendation on Namespaces in XML 1.0. catalog.xml, the example XML document, is shown in Listing 1.
Setting the Environment
Create an application (called XPath, for example) and a project (called XPath) in JDeveloper. The XPath API will be demonstrated in a Java application. Therefore, create a Java class in the XPath project with File | New. In the New Gallery window, select < >Categories | General and Items | Java Class. In the Create Java Class window, specify the class name (XPathParser, for example), the package name (xpath in the example application), and click on the OK button.
To develop an application with XPath, add the required libraries to the project classpath. Select the project node in Application Navigator and select Tools | Project Properties. In the Project Properties window, select the Libraries and Classpath node. To add a library, select the Add Library button. Select the Oracle XML Parser v2 library. Click on the OK button in the Project Properties window. We also need to add an XML document that is to be parsed and navigated with XPath. To add an XML document, select File | New. In the New Gallery window, select Categories | General | XML and Items | XML Document. Click on the OK button. In the Create XML File window specify the file name catalog.xml in the File Name field, and click on the OK button. Copy the catalog.xml listing to the catalog.xml file in the Application Navigator. The directory structure of the XPath project is shown in Figure 1.
XPath Search
In this section, we'll select nodes from the example XML document, catalog.xml, with the XPath Search tool of JDeveloper 11g. The XPath Search tool consists of an Expression field for specifying an XPath expression. Specify an XPath expression and click on OK to select nodes matching the XPath expression. The XPath Search tool has a provision to search for nodes in a specific namespace. An XML namespace is a collection of element and attribute names that are identified by a URI reference. Namespaces are specified in an XML document using namespace declarations. A namespace declaration is an xmlns-prefixed attribute in an element that consists of a namespace prefix in the attribute name with the namespace URI as the attribute value.
If you want to select nodes in a specific namespace or nodes from different namespaces, first add the namespace Prefix and URI to the XPath Search tool using the Add button. Subsequently, include namespace prefixes in the XPath expression. The XPath Search tool is shown in Figure 2.
To navigate catalog.xml with XPath, select catalog.xml in the Application Navigator and select Search | XPath Search (see Figure 3).
In the following subsections, we'll select example nodes using absolute location paths and relative location paths. Use a relative location path if the XML document is large and a specific node is required. Use a relative path if the node from which subnodes are to be selected and the relative location path are known. Use an absolute location path if the XML document is small, or if the relative location path isn't known. The objective is to use minimum XPath navigation. Use the minimum number nodes to navigate to select the required node.
Selecting Nodes with Absolute Location Paths
Next, we'll demonstrate various examples of selecting nodes using XPath. As an example, select all the title elements in catalog.xml. Specify the XPath expression for selecting the title elements in the Expression field of the Apply an XPath Expression on catalog.xml window. The XPath expression to select all title elements is /catalog/journal/article/title. Click on the OK button to select the title elements (see Figure 4).
The title elements get selected. Title elements from the journal:article elements in the journal namespace don't get selected because a namespace hasn't been applied to the XPath expression (see Figure 5).
As an other example, select the title element in the first article element using the XPath expression /catalog/journal/article[1]/title. We're not using namespaces yet. The XPath expression is specified in the Expression field (see Figure 6).
The title of the first article element gets selected as shown in the JDeveloper output (see Figure 7).
Attribute nodes can also be selected with XPath. Attributes are selected by using the "@" prefix. As an example, select the section attribute in the first article element in the journal element. The XPath expression for selecting the section attribute is /catalog/journal/article[1]/@section and is specified in the Expression field. Click on the OK button to select the section attribute (see Figure 8).
The attribute section gets outputted in JDeveloper:
Applying XPath Expression...
Applying:[/catalog/journal/article[1]/@section] to C:\JDeveloper\mywork\XPath\Xsection="TECHNOLOGY"
Selected 1 node(s) in 0 ms
Selecting Nodes with Relative Location Paths
In the previous examples, an absolute location is used to select nodes. Next, we'll demonstrate selecting an element with a relative location path. As an example, select the title of the first article element in the journal element. The relative location path for selecting the title element is child::catalog/journal/article[position()=1]/title. Specifying the axis as child and node test as catalog selects all the child nodes of the catalog node and is equivalent to an absolute location path that starts with /catalog. If the child nodes of the journal node have to be selected, specify the node test as journal. Specify the XPath expression in the Expression field and click on the OK button (see Figure 9).
The title of the first article element in the journal element gets selected as shown here:
Applying XPath Expression...
Applying:[child::catalog/journal/article[position()=1)/title] to C:\JDeveloper\ms
<title>Oracle Database 11g Redux</title>
Selected 1 node(s) in 0 ms
Selecting Namespace Nodes
XPath Search also has the provision to select elements and attributes in a namespace. To illustrate, select all the title elements in the journal element (that is, in the journal namespace) using the XPath expression /catalog/journal:journal/journal:article/title. First, add the namespaces of the elements and attributes to be selected in the Namespaces text area. The prefix and URI of the namespaces are added with the Add button. Specify the prefix in the Prefix column and the URI in the URI column. Multiple namespace mappings can be added. XPath expressions that select namespace nodes are similar to no-namespace expressions, except that the namespace prefixes are included in the expressions. Elements in the default namespace, which doesn't have a namespace prefix, are also considered to be in a namespace. Click on the OK button to select the nodes with XPath (see Figure 10).
The title elements in the journal element (in the journal namespace) get selected and outputted in JDeveloper:
Applying XPath Expression...
Applying:[/catalog/journal:journal/journal:article/title] to C:\JDeveloper\mywork\XPath\XPath\catalog.xmlwith [http://www.xdk11g.com/xpath] as [journal]
<title>application Server Convergence</title>
Selected 2 node(s) in 0 ms
Attributes in a namespace can be selected with XPath Search. As an example, select the section attributes in the journal namespace. Specify the XPath expression to select the section attributes in the Expression field and click the OK button (see Figure 11).
Section attributes in the journal namespace get selected:
Applying XPath Expression...
Applying:[/catalog/journal:journal/journal:article/@journal:section] to C:\JDeveloper with [http://www.xdk11g.com/xpath] as [journal]
journal:section="ORACLE DEVELOPER"
Selected 2 node(s) in 0 ms
Selecting Nodes with XPath API
In the previous section, XML document nodes were selected automatically with the XPath Search tool in JDeveloper. In this section, we'll select nodes with the XPath API in the XPathParser class. JDeveloper XPath searches with the XPath Search tool are for the convenience of the developer as they find nodes faster than when looking through the XML file. The XPath searches, using the XPath API, actually let your application find nodes via XPath.
The XMLDocument class has select methods to select nodes with an XPath expression. A single node can be selected or a NodeList of nodes can be selected. Nodes declared in a namespace may also be selected. First, we need to import the oracle.xml.parser.v2 package that has the XMLDocument class and the parser class DOMParser from which an XMLDocument can be obtained.
import oracle.xml.parser.v2.*;
Creating the DOM parser
Next we need to parse an XML document and create a DOM structure for the XML document before being able
to select nodes with XPath. Therefore, create a DOMParser using:
DOMParser domParser=new DOMParser();
The DOMParser class that extends the XMLParser class has overloaded the parse methods to parse an XML document from different input sources. An XML document can be parsed from InputSource, InputStream, Reader, String, or URL. In the XPathParser.java example application we'll parse an example document from a FileReader.
Create a FileReader object from a File object and parse it with the parse(Reader) method as shown in the following listing:
domParser.parse(new FileReader(xmlDocument));
The variable xmlDocument is the File representation of the XML document catalog.xml. The class that provides XPath functionality is XMLDocument. Obtain an XMLDocument object from the DOMParser object with the getDocument() method.
XMLDocument document=domParser.getDocument();
Method selectSingleNode(String)
The XMLDocument class method selectSingleNode(String) selects a single node specified by an XPath expression. If more than one node matches the XPath expression, the first node that matches the XPath expression gets selected. As an example, select the title of the first article node with the section attribute value ORACLE DEVELOPER. The title element is selected with the selectSingleNode(String) method as shown here:
XMLNode titleNode=(XMLNode)document.selectSingleNode("/catalog/
journal/article[@section='ORACLE DEVELOPER']/title");
The title element value can be selected by first selecting the text node in the title element node using the getFirstChild() method and subsequently selecting the text node value using the getNodeValue() method, as shown in the following listing:
String title=titleNode.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
As another example of the selectSingleNode(String) method, select the author of the article with the title Oracle Database 11g Redux, as shown here:
XMLNode authorNode=(XMLNode)document.selectSingleNode("/catalog/
journal/article[title= Oracle Database 11g Redux']/author");
The author element text value is outputted by first selecting the text node in the author element node using the getFirstChild() method and subsequently selecting the text node value using the getNodeValue() method, as shown here:
String author=authorNode.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
The XMLDocument class selectSingleNode(String) can also be used to select an attribute node. As an example, select the section attribute of the second article in the journal date March-April 2008:
XMLNode sectionNode=(XMLNode)document.selectSingleNode("/catalog/
journal[@date=March-April 2008]/article[2]/@section");
The section node value can be selected with the getNodeValue() method:
String section=sectionNode.getNodeValue();
Method selectNodes(String)
The XMLDocument class method selectNodes(String XPathExpression) selects all the nodes specified by an XPath expression. As an example, select all the title elements for the journal of date March-April 2008, as shown in the following listing:
NodeList nodeList=document.selectNodes("/catalog/journal[@date='March-
April 2008']/article/title");
The method selectNodes(String) returns a NodeList that can be iterated over to output title elements:
for(int i=0; i<nodeList.getLength(); i++){
The method selectNodes(String) can also be used to select attribute nodes. For example, select all the section attributes for the articles in the journal of date March-April 2008:
nodeList=document.selectNodes("/catalog/journal[@date='March- April
The NodeList of section nodes can be iterated over to output section node values as shown in the following listing:
for(int i=0; i<nodeList.getLength(); i++){
XMLNode sectionNode=(XMLNode)nodeList.item(i);
String section=sectionNode.getNodeValue();
System.out.println(section+" ");
Method selectSingleNode(String,NSResolver)
The XMLDocument class method selectSingleNode(String XSLPattern, NSResolver resolver) selects a single node specified by an XPath expression. NSResolver is used to resolve any namespace prefixes that may occur in the XPath expression.
To select nodes in a namespace, create a class - for example, CustomNSResolver - that implements the NSResolver interface. In the implementation class, implement the NSResolver method resolveNamespacePrefix(String prefix) as shown in the following listing:
class CustomNSResolver implements NSResolver{
public java.lang.String resolveNamespacePrefix(java.lang.String
return new String("http://www.xdk11g.com/xpath");
The resolveNamespacePrefix method accepts a prefix and returns a URI. Create an NSResolver object. Set the namespace prefix to resolve using the resolveNamespacePrefix method:
CustomNSResolver resolver=new CustomNSResolver();
In the XML document example, catalog.xml, one of the journal elements is in the journal namespace. As an example, select the section attribute in the journal namespace in the first article element (in journal namespace) in the journal element (in journal namespace). The section attribute value will be outputted with the getNodeValue() method, as shown in the following listing:
XMLNode sectionNode= (XMLNode)document.selectSingleNode("/catalog/
journal:journal/journal:article/@journal:section", resolver);
As a contrast between the selectSingleNode method that takes an NSResolver and the selectSingleNode method that doesn't, the method that doesn't take an NSResolver doesn't select nodes in a namespace. On the other hand, the one that does selects nodes in a namespace. If the method that doesn't take an NSResolver is invoked with an XPath expression containing namespace nodes, the following error is generated:
XSLException Namespace prefix 'journal' used but not declared.
Method selectNodes(String,NSResolver)
The XMLDocument class method selectNodes(String XPathExpression, NSResolver resolver) selects all the namespace nodes resolved by an NSResolver that are specified in an XPath expression. NSResolver is used to resolve any prefixes that can occur in the XPath expression. For example, select all the title elements in journal (in journal namespace) of date (in journal namespace) November-December 2008, as shown in this listing:
NodeList nodeList=document.selectNodes("/catalog/journal:journal[@
journal:date='November-December 2008']/journal:article/title",
resolver );
The namespace prefix journal in the XPath expression is resolved with an NSResolver object. The NodeList returned by the selectNodes(String, NSResolver) method can be iterated over to output the title elements.
for(int i=0; i<nodeList.getLength(); i++){
Running the Java Application
The Java program XPathParser.java is used to select nodes from the XML document catalog.xml. The Java application is listed with additional explanations about the application as follows:
1. First we import the required packages from XDK 11g.
import oracle.xml.parser.v2.*;
import java.io.*;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import org.w3c.dom.*;
2. Next we add the XPathParser Java class declaration.
public class XPathParser{
3. We define the parseDocument method to parse an XML document with the DOMParser
public void parseDocument(File xmlDocument){
4. Next we create a DOMParser object and parse the XML document.
DOMParser domParser=new DOMParser();
domParser.parse(new FileReader(xmlDocument));
XMLDocument document=domParser.getDocument();
5. We specify the NSResolver object to resolve namespaces.
CustomResolver resolver=new CustomResolver();
6. Next we select nodes using the selectSingleNode(String) method as shown in Listing 2 below.
7. Then we select nodes using the selectNodes(String) method as shown in Listing 3 below.
8. Next, we select nodes using the selectSingleNode(String, NSResolver) method.
journal/journal:article/@journal:section", resolver);
System.out.println("Section of first article in first journal
(nodes being in journal namespace) is "+section+" ");
System.out.println("Titles for articles in journal of date
November-December 2008 (journal, article, and date nodes being in journal namespace) are ");
9. We also select nodes using the selectNodes(String,NS Resolver) method as shown in Listing 4 below.
10. Then we add the Java class that extends the NSResolver class.
class CustomResolver implements NSResolver{
public java.lang.String
resolveNamespacePrefix(java.lang.String prefix){
return new "http://www.xdk11g.com/xpath";
return null;
11. Finally, we define the main method in which we create an instance of the XPathParser class and invoke the parseDocument method.
public static void main(String[] argv){
XPathParser parser=new XPathParser();
parser.parseDocument(new File("catalog.xml"));
To run the XPathParser.java application in JDeveloper, right-click on the XPathParser.java node in the Application Navigator and select Run. The output from the XPathParser.java application is shown in Figure 12.
You learned about XPath support in JDeveloper 11g. JDeveloper provides an XPath Search GUI tool to select nodes from an XML document using XPath. We selected nodes using absolute location paths and relative location paths, and also selected namespace nodes. We discussed the XDK's XMLDocument class select methods to select elements and attributes in an XML document with XPath. The select methods can be used to select single nodes or collections of nodes. The select methods can also be used to select nodes in a namespace.
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Update: Apple unveils newest generation iPod
As discovered by MacMinute, Apple Computer has used the cover of Newsweek Magazine to reveal the newest generation iPod. White like the third-generation iPod, the newest iPod now sports a Click Wheel and thickness similar to the iPod mini, in addition to a six-line (3G iPod-style) black and white screen. In the original photograph (right, credit Newsweek via MacMinute), the screen appears to suggest that Apple has preserved the traditional iPod font and interface, but modified the menu structure to further simplify access to the device's multiple features. Kudos to Steven Levy on securing the exclusive Newsweek article.
Update: Having obtained an advance copy of Newsweek's iPod article, The Mac Observer reports that Apple will formally announce the new iPod on Monday, July 19, 2004, and notes that additional photos indicate that in addition to being thinner than current 3G iPods, it may also have a slightly smaller footprint. Check back with iLounge for additional photos and details soon.
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Wow. A new iPod. Great.
I myself am on my 2nd iPod, and I probably wouldn't have replaced my first one if I wasn't tossed into a pool with it in my pocket. My 3rd gen is nice, but I don't really see the fascination.
Oh well, you guys have fun posting about another stupid iPod with an amazing controler thing.
Posted by Giefer on July 17, 2004 at 11:20 PM (CDT)
I think it's cool. The click isn't necessarily grey. They might've slightly greyed to make it more noticeable (so that people see that there's a click wheel on the normal iPod). I haven't tried the click wheel myself but I've only heard good things about it. Actually the first bad things I heard about the click wheel was just said by you guys. But you know what guys, Apple isn't making a new iPod to necessarily get those who already have one to buy a new one. They do expect it to happen but they're not going to rely on that too much. They want to get more iPods into everybody's hands.
The 4G iPod will be cheaper than current 3G iPods (or so says Think Secret, and I trust them) so that more people will be able to buy it. The there's the HP iPod which will obvioiusly come out after the 4th gen is released. It will cost less and have a decent amount of space. then there's the iPod Mini for minimalists (like me (although I have a 15GB 3G)). It works, but only in theory. We'll see what people think when it actually comes out.
Posted by dino in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada on July 17, 2004 at 11:25 PM (CDT)
Okay Glefer, I will.
Posted by dawntreader101 on July 17, 2004 at 11:26 PM (CDT)
Do you guys realize that the circle wheel seems a bit transparent - meaning it might glow in the dark. I think that's a great idea. I'm leaving my final thoughts of the 4g for when it actually comes out.
Posted by rishio on July 18, 2004 at 12:24 AM (CDT)
For Click Wheel versus Scroll Wheel discussion, see http://backstage.ipodlounge.com
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz on July 18, 2004 at 12:57 AM (CDT)
pff, wifi is slow as hell… it might be fun for trading a song or two with a friend… but that's going to hit battery life and make it larger… i'll stick with what we have for now :D
Posted by arovane on July 18, 2004 at 1:02 AM (CDT)
the clickwheel is brushed metal. i bet that doofus that scratches the back of his ipod will be happy. yuk!
Posted by madonna on July 18, 2004 at 1:15 AM (CDT)
3G's look more snazzy.
Posted by madonna on July 18, 2004 at 1:16 AM (CDT)
engadget is clueless, the current ipod has a centered headphone jack too… and how would you click the buttons of a brushed metal wheel?
Posted by huh? on July 18, 2004 at 1:23 AM (CDT)
Not sure about the color of the Click Wheel; should be white, as to blend into the iPod.
Personally, I don't think that iPod's need color screens anytime in the near future. They consume more battery power, and are harder to read in the sunlight.
Unless an active TFT is used; which is even more expensive than the cheaper passive TFT tech.
Posted by Elithrar in Perth, Australia on July 18, 2004 at 1:34 AM (CDT)
I realize this is ultimately a matter of opinion, but from a usability and interface standpoint, ( honestly don't see how anyone who has used both a 3G iPod and a mini for any length of time could prefer the 3G's buttons. They're overly sensitive and provide no tactile feedback. The first issue is enough to drive users to frustration—I can't tell you how many times I've accidentally activated a button when handling the thing. And you can't "control by feel" with them—as soon as you start feeling around for buttons, you start activating things. (I've owned every generation of iPod, and the 3G is the only one I've ever used the remote with, mainly because it was the only way to control it without accidentally activating the wrong controls all the time.)
The mini's clickwheel is so much more usable and intuitive, IMO. Supposedly the mini's clickwheel was so popular that Apple decided to use it for all iPods.
Posted by audio geek on July 18, 2004 at 1:39 AM (CDT)
No color display - birk…. Hope Apple integrated a card reader at least to catch up with the competitors. Most of us iPod users have digital cameras, and 3rd party add-ons are lacking of style, compared to built-in solutions, and make the set somewhat bulky.
Posted by black duck on July 18, 2004 at 1:39 AM (CDT)
I think that apple should instead make a wifi addon that clips on the bottom of the ipod. It should have it's own little battery to power it. In addition - it should work on the 3g ipods as well - all with a simple software update. It doesn't make sense to me for them to build in such a feature into the ipod.. increasing size, cost and reducing battery life.
Posted by rishio on July 18, 2004 at 1:59 AM (CDT)
You guys are all just a bunch of liberals!!
Posted by Just Kidding on July 18, 2004 at 2:05 AM (CDT)
The timing of this seems to make sense. With the mini about to go worldwide and possibly go into even shorter supply, they bring out a 4G that's a little smaller than the 3G to take some of the sales pressure off. Plus, if the 3G's are discounted, that also takes away some mini sales.
Posted by Mike W in Silicon Valley, CA on July 18, 2004 at 2:29 AM (CDT)
Didn't newsweek use ipodlounge forums to source quotes for their article? Where's the love for ipodlounge?
Posted by forums lover on July 18, 2004 at 2:39 AM (CDT)
Let me add to the hysteria…....
Perhaps HP will adopt the current design of the 3G ipods so Apple modified its main ipod line with this release.
It looks on closer inspection that the touchwheel is just grey to compliment the Apple grey & white look of the headphpnes, dock, iMac etc. It does appear to have a mirrored back - if you look at the picture closely you can see a definite colour change halfway on the edge of the 4G, which is too sharp to be just a shadow.
Funny how the 4 key (keyboard) is the $ button - 4G/$G
(don't own an ipod at the moment)
Posted by crazyu on July 18, 2004 at 2:42 AM (CDT)
I picked up my 40GB 3G iPod about 3 weeks ago. Good thing I got TAP on it so I can just trade that shit in. Assuming there isn't some "fatal flaw" in it.
Posted by PsychicRefugee on July 18, 2004 at 2:46 AM (CDT)
My initial reaction was what have they done with the beautiful scroll wheel. On reflection, removing the four button bar and combining it with the wheel would simplify an already straightforward menu even further. Having never seen an ipod mini in the flesh, would the new wheel make it harder to scroll quickly through large song lists etc?
Also is it just the picture angle or has it lost the chrome back?
Really pleased the colour screen idea seems not to be happening just yet, it can only mean compromising battery life even further. For the meantime, I love my 3G but a 60GB is on my wishlist for next year.
Posted by Lef on July 18, 2004 at 2:53 AM (CDT)
Liking the blue background but it does look like a Fisher Price child's toy!
Posted by Trunk Guy in London on July 18, 2004 at 3:06 AM (CDT)
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Pat Robertson explained today that Robin Williams died by suicide because he didn't know God and was destined for ruin.
"You see these very popular people in the media who commit suicide like Robin Williams recently and you say, what is the deal with him? What happened?" Robertson said on "The 700 Club." "You see, the god of the heathen are idols and everything that you seek in life can ruin you unless that somebody is God himself."
"You won't want to commit suicide after you have come to him," he concluded.
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Technology Catches Up With Runners
April 13, 2001 -- This coming Monday, runners from around the world will converge in Massachusetts for the 105th running of the famed Boston Marathon. And it's a fair bet that many of them will have trained for the race using some new, high-tech items designed not only to provide motivation, but also to reduce the chance of injury.
Computers are at the center of some of these products, such as the Raven ThinkShoe from VectraSense Technologies. Designer Ronald S. Demon says ThinkShoes provide comfort and protection.
"The shoe can basically look at how you move, the pressure distribution on the foot, and adjust how the shoe feels," he tells WebMD. "Inside the shoe is a very small computer with seven sensors. These continuously sense the pressure being applied [by the foot]."
When the foot-strike changes, the computer alters the pressure inside an air bladder at the bottom of the shoe. Demon says the chip analyzes these changes within a two-second window -- that way, it won't activate inconsequential things like stepping on a curb. The computer is the size of a nickel, Demon says, and more durable than you might think possible.
"It's water-resistant, shock-resistant. You could throw the shoes off a 10-story building and they might come apart but the computer won't be harmed," he says.
The price: just under $150 and sold only on the VectraSense Technologies web site.
Computer adjustments while running may be extraordinarily useful to some athletes. But in the view of Gregory Lekhtman, they don't address the central problem with the sport.
"Physically, we are not designed to run," he says. Lekhtman, president of Biosig Instruments, of Champlain, N.Y., has for several years been trying to get across the message that the best way to run is to "lope," and the best way to do that is by attaching his Exerlopers to running shoes.
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The ratio of downgrades to upgrades declined sharply in 2003, although rating volatility was still above its long-term historical average, said rating agency Moody's Investors Service."Globally, out of a total universe of 18,947 ratings at the beginning of 2003, 1,279 ratings from 570 deals were downgraded, and 569 ratings from 216 deals were upgraded in 2003. This means that for every upgrade there were roughly two downgrades in 2003, compared to five downgrades for every upgrade in 2002," said Moody's analyst Jian Hu in the agency's annual study on structured finance rating changes.
The average number of total notches per year for each downgraded security in 2003 fell to 4.2 from 4.7 in 2002, while the average per year per upgraded security fell from 3.2 in 2002 to 2.6 in 2003. This compares to corporate finance averages of 1.7 per downgrade and 1.3 per upgrade.
Downgrades among asset-backed securities and collateralised debt obligations (CDO) accounted for 88% of all downgrades in 2003. The rate of downgrades in the CDO sector dropped to 17.9% from 25.1% in 2002, with an upgrade rate of 1.3%, up from 0.6% in 2002. Downgrades in arbitrage cashflow collateralised bond obligations and synthetic arbitrage deals comprised the overwhelming majority of all CDO downgrades in 2003.
In the US, the upgrade rate rose to 3.2% in 2003 from 1.1% in 2002, while the downgrade rate remained unchanged at 7%. In Europe, the upgrade rate fell to 2.7% from 3.0%, while the downgrade rate rose to 10.2% from 9.3%.
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Honors: Cross Country All-Southeast Region (2009)...Outdoor All-East (10,000m - 2012)...USTFCCCA Cross Country All-Academic (2009)...USTFCCCA Track & Field All-Academic (2010)...ACC Academic Honor Roll (2010-12)
2012-13: Ran twice during the fall … covered 5K in a personal-best time of 18:04.01 to finish 108th at the Greater Louisville Classic...Indoors, placed 14th in the 5,000 meters with a time of 17:17.49 at the ACC Indoor Championships…Outdoors, placed 14th in the 10,000 with time of 36:26.34 at the ACC Outdoor Championships…finished second in the Sally Meyerhoff 3,000 at the Duke Invitational, crossing the line in 10:00.61.
2011-12: Did not compete during the fall...indoors, competed once in the 3,000m at the New Balance Collegiate, running a time of 9:59.08 to finish 15th in the college division...outdoors, had her highest finish of the year at the ECAC Championships, taking sixth in the 10,000m with a time of 35:51.74...finished 11th in the same event at the ACC Championships...named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
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Morgan (7-4) at Spanish Fork (10-1)
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Parry's Power Guide: Spanish Fork by 19
All-time series: Spanish Fork leads 1-0
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Morgan's Kovi Christiansen and Spanish Fork's Kirk Chambers
Last meeting: Oct. 28, 2011 (3A first round) — Spanish Fork 35, Morgan 20
Thanks to a convincing victory over Judge Memorial in the first round of the state playoffs, Morgan is full of confidence. In addition to its 30-0 win over the Bulldogs, the Trojans ended the season strong, winning three games in a row before losing to Roy in a game where their starters saw only limited action.
"We're pretty confident," Morgan coach Kovi Christensen said. "The kids are playing good and they believe they can win."
Morgan, however, will need to defeat 10-1 Spanish Fork on the road in the 3A quarterfinals Friday to advance.
The Dons enter the game looking to improve on an almost perfect season in which their only loss came to defending 4A champion Logan. In the first round of the playoffs, Spanish Fork defeated Pine View 26-21 in a well-fought game to extend its winning streak to seven.
"We knew it would be a battle," Spanish Fork coach Kirk Chambers said. " We feel bolstered by the win … I think we defeated the hardest opponent out of everybody (in the 3A playoffs)."
The Dons' Braxton Argyle ran for two touchdowns against Pine View to continue his terrific season, while Jason Money threw a touchdown pass, but also suffered three interceptions.
"We have to play better on offense and connect better on passes," Chambers said.
Spanish Fork has had enjoyed great success offensively this season, and it hopes to return to their dominance when it faces Morgan.
Argyle has rushed for 15 touchdowns and 1,150 yards, while Money has added 20 touchdowns and 1,973 yards through the air.
Not only do the Dons come in with that one-two punch on offense, they have one of the best defenses in 3A.
Through 11 games, Spanish Fork has only allowed 132 points and in five region games it only allowed a mere 36 points.
Morgan may be able to combat Spanish Fork's defense though, as its running game is balanced yet potent. Six runners have rushed for 200 or more yards and 38 of the team's touchdowns have been on the ground.
Lantzen Toomer leads Morgan with 620 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, while Kade Carrigan backs him up with 448 yards and five rushing touchdowns.
However, Chambers feels that his defense should be able to handle the ground attack.
"We feel that we've meshed well against the run," Chambers explained. "We're trying to hit home to our kids to play disciplined football."
Along with a solid defense, Spanish Fork has some experience in the playoffs besides its victory over Pine View. In 2011, the Dons reached the semifinals before narrowly losing to eventual champion Hurricane.
"(Our players) have been there so they know how to approach the playoffs," Chambers said.
On its way to the semifinals in 2011, Spanish Fork defeated Morgan in the first round and Christensen thinks that that will motivate his team this Friday.
"We've got the revenge factor," Christensen said. "We're going to come in and play hard and see what happens."
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Scoring offense: 34.5 ppg
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