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Nancy M Rice
1236 Brace Road, Suite F, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
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PRACTICE AREAS: Estate Planning, Elder Law, Trusts
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Brian William Donnelly
860 Route 168, Suite 204, Turnersville, NJ 08012
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PRACTICE AREAS: Business, Estate Planning, Probate, Wills, Commercial
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Carl G. Archer
489 Yardville-Hamilton Square Road, Hamilton, NJ 08691
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PRACTICE AREAS: Elder Law, Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning
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Kenneth D Ross
521 Pleasant Valley Ave, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Mark-Allen Taylor
Philadelphia, PA
Margaret Mary Jenks
Philadelphia, PA
Blair Christoph Talty
360 Haddon Ave, Po Box 539, Westmont, NJ 08108
Saul L. Langsam
1500 John F Kennedy Blvd Ste 1, Silvers Langsam & Weitzman Pc, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Frank Breitman
Silvers Langsam & Weitzman, 15th St & Jfk Blvd Ste 1410, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Linda M. Hee
121 S Broad St Fl 20, Schubert Gallagher Et Al, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Jaime Golin Friedman
One South Broad Street Suite 1620, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Nakea S Hurdle
2001 Market St, Barrack Rodos & Bacine, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Jonathan D Sokoloff
1608 Walnut St Fl 9, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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Matthew B Dopkin
505 South Lenola Road, Blason II, Suite 101, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Stephen Leonard Gladden
33 N Chestnut Ave, Maple Shade, NJ 08052
Kathryn H Acosta
521 Pleasant Valley Avenue, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Jeffrey R. Stoner
305 Commerce Dr, Opex Corporation, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Melanie M. Levan
400 N Church St Ste 250, Mcdowell Posternock Law Pc, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Michael Raymond Logue
509 S Lenola Rd Bldg 6, Moorestown, NJ 08057
James Moul Reynolds
400 N Church St Ste 260, Moorestown, NJ 08057
John Laurence Thomas
18 Beth Dr, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Kirk James Reid
814 Fernwood Rd, Moorestown, NJ 08057
William M. E. Powers III
728 Marne Hwy Ste 200, Moorestown, NJ 08057
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2014 NFL draft - Biggest needs for all 32 teamsTodd McShay
Todd McShay outlines the biggest needs for every NFL team heading into the 2014 draft.Story | Conversation | May 06, 2014
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With the NFL season set to kick off this week, we're taking a look at the 2011 draft picks who are likely to make a big impact this season. We begin today with 10 under-the-radar prospects who were not selected in the first round but have the ...Blog | September 07, 2011
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Todd McShay looks at 10 under-the-radar 2011 draft picks who could make an impact in their rookie seasons, including several talented receivers.Blog | Conversation | September 07, 2011
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The Dolphins have a decision to make with the No. 1 overall pick, and Scouts Inc.'s Todd McShay says Boston College QB Matt Ryan looks like the top pick right now.Story | Conversation | February 05, 2008
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The Houston Texans' draft-eve audible could have a ripple effect on the entire first round. Our draft scout breaks it down.Story | Conversation | April 28, 2006
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Scouts Inc.'s final mock draft goes from No. 1 all the way to No. 255.Story | Conversation | April 27, 2006
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Scouts Inc.'s latest mock draft details the Texans' options, which include trading out of the No. 1 pick and bypassing Reggie Bush.Story | Conversation | April 18, 2006
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Guilty plea for driving 111 mph on Route 103July 04,2013CLARENDON A local man charged with driving at more than twice the legal speed limit on Route 103 pleaded guilty this week to a misdemeanor charge and was sentenced to pay a $200 fine.
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Moving on from the presentation by Kevin Jenkins we turned our attention to Ben Morris who gave us the low-down on his role as a VFX Supervisor. As we watched the end sequence of War Horse, which is the part where we discover the fate of our hero's horse, we all became a little misty eyed, but were quickly reassured by Ben that no horses were harmed during the making of this film. Needless to say, we were all very impressed with the great VFX work done by the guys at Framestore and how realistic the horse looked. Surely Mr Spielberg wouldn't have it any other way.
Nationwide Tax Break Policy for the CG Industry
I was pretty shocked last week when the Coalition Government reversed its position in their dramatic Budget announcement. The UK government has declared its intention to establish a nationwide games tax break policy, in a manoeuvre that leaves the British sector in shock and jubilation. They stated: "Following consultation on the design, the Government will introduce corporation tax reliefs for the video games, animation and high-end television industries from April 2013, subject to State aid approval," read the official budget report.
Acting for Animators
On March 29th, Shapes in Motion will be running an 'Acting for Animators' class. It's a great little course and one which can really help you understand how to bring your animations to life. If you'd like to find out more, here are the details.
ParaNorman Official Trailer - Stop Motion Movie
Here is the trailer for the new 3D stop motion comedy thriller by Laika, the animation studio that brought us 'Coraline'. Norman 'I see dead people' Babcock is a local boy from a small New England Town who has the ability to see and speak with the dead. The movie will follow Norman as he takes on ghosts. zombies and worst of all, grown ups to save his town from a century old curse. Cannot wait to see this film! But what do you think of the trailer - we want to hear it!?
The HP and DreamWorks Partnership
HP has partnered with DreamWorks since the beginning, helping the business mature into the well-oiled animation machine we know today. HP is responsible for the hardware platforms at the very heart of the company, with a storage infrastructure that allows the team to share data quickly and easily over a global network, as well as state of the art workstations and monitors for creating detailed and realistic effects. In the video above, the team at DreamWorks discuss how HP technology has contributed significantly to the company staying on the cutting edge and how this technology brought to life the 2011 production of Puss in Boots.
A Sad Day for Comics, French Artist Jean Giraud - Moebius - Dies at 73
A very sad day indeed for the comics industry and for all of those like me who grew up within the amazing and imaginative world of Moebius. I have always been an avid comics fan and for me, the two most influential peolple have been Stan Lee (he taught me very important words such as puny proverbiale and imperious rex) and Jean Giraud who I stumbled upon by accident. He introduced me to the world of french comics and it was a revelation. The French are masters of comic art and narrative, and the works of Moebius have inluenced all manner of media including some of the most important science fiction films.
His legacy will no doubt live on - a true inspiration. You can read the full article on the Geek Out Blog.
An Exclusive Event on 3D Visualisation
On Thursday 29th March, Escape Studios are hosting an event at the Barbican Centre that will discuss the art of 3d visualisation. Joined by four industry speakers this is an opportunity to discover how professionals in film and other media create stunning as well as captivating animated visuals. The event is aimed at anyone working in the business of 3d visualisation, whether that's in architecture, design, engineering or media and entertainment. We would like to invite you all to this exclusive event as we expose the creative side of this visual form.
Stargate Studios 'The Walking Dead' VFX Showreel
As an avid zombie fan, I spend my days either killing zombies on the game console or watching them get hacked to pieces on tele (not to mention seeing one in the reflection of the mirror, the morning after a night of partying). One TV series which I'm sure most of you have heard of, is 'The Walking Dead'. Apart from the ghastly zombies and the characters of the show - one of the most common things people talk about is the lovely VFX. The talented guys at Stargate Studios are responsible for the VFX for The Walking Dead and they have just released their Season 2 showreel.
Enjoy, VFX/Zombie fans!
News Round-Up: Monday 5th Mar 2012
Here is my usual jumble of news to start off this week. There are tutorials, news of various software releases, a cool "Making of Rango", and really sweet advert for Twinnings tea, and lots more. Feel free to add anything I may have forgotten.
Despicable Me 2 Teaser Trailer
The talented people over at Universal Pictures have released a trailer for Despicable Me 2. I just couldn't help but smile when I saw this trailer, if only I could order half a dozen of these little minions from Amazon and make them my pets, then life would be amazing.
The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists
After the rip roaring success with their Christmas adventure Arthur Christmas, Aardman Animations has once again teamed itself up with Sony Pictures Animations for The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists due for release on March 28th in both 2D and 3D.
Apologies, but in celebration for the upcoming release we've gotten ourselves in the buccaneering mood with a nautical themed blog with added seafaring lingo. Keep up if ya dare!
Autodesk Excellence for Every Customer
This year Autodesk are putting you first, with the introduction of their new customer engagement initiative which they are calling "ACE". The program aims to offer the end user the best possible experience when purchasing Autodesk products.
Greg Malkin of Mars
We heard on the Soho grapevine that escapee Greg Malkin, had been working at Cinesite on John Carter of Mars. So we sent Training Manager Miles Petit rocketing off to catch up with him, to discover how after leaving Escape Studios, he got to Mars.
News Round-Up: Monday 20th Feb 2012
After an absence of a week, I am back again with my usual digest of news. This week, we have some great showreels from the likes of Pixomondo, a great trailer from Spiderman and even some tutorials.
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Five questions finding out more about our Twitter followers, how and why they got started and what they feel about the industry, with @TobyJOYdigital our Social Media Manager.
UK Uni Fee's Up – Applications Down
This was hardly surprising news, but the positive spin put on this stat by Universities UK, was that the drop wasn't as great as predicted. However, a decrease of 8.7% is significant, and demonstrates prospective students are unable or unwilling to pay the increase in fees imposed by the current government.
There were more women than men applying, but the biggest drop is not amongst school leavers, down only 3.6%, but from older students over 21 which were down significantly.
However, there was also a slight increase in overseas students applying here, and conversely more UK students are applying abroad, for example, Maastricht University forecasts 600 applications.
It's not rocket science figuring out that fees of £9000 p/a over a three year degree, plus all living costs will be a considerable sum to repay, and for a non-vocational degree, it will require serious thought to justify. After all, if the degree studied will not guarantee a job at the end earning you X amount, then being saddled with that kind of debt is a hefty burden to bear.
Even the prospect of the student idyll and those first tastes of freedom living away from the parents, in the life of Riley, may now seem a little indulgent.
In our sector, Animation and Computer Graphic degrees are wide ranging and extensive, but this can be both their strength and their weakness. Yes, you may learn a wide range of skills, direct your own mini movie masterpiece, and if you're exceptionally talented and hardworking, this film may lead to a job winning Showreel.
The reality is too often we see films that are either strong in one discipline but severely lacking in others, so making the overall effect disappointing. Or either, so many students have worked on one jaw dropping movie, that it's hard to see exactly how much of a role any one individual played in the overall execution.
If getting a job is your top priority, fair to say it's better to study an in-depth industry specific course, such as we offer here at Escape Studios, rather than something less focused.
NUKE Gets Results at Flipbook Studios
Flipbook, the Manchester based animation and VFX boutique studio, are celebrating a second year in business this week. Quite literally two years ago to the date (February 8th 2010) they took on their very first job. Since then Flipbook have grown from strength to strength, and look forward to a prosperous future as they make some significant upgrades in the company's workflow.
Reach for La Luna
Ever since escapee Afonso Salcedo aka @fonziewonzie, tweeted about a cool Pixar Short animation he worked on called La Luna, I had been extremely keen to see this gem.
Free Download: An Artist's Guide to a Career in CG
Are you an aspiring CG artist who's trying to get your CG career off the ground? Are you working in the creative industry and want to transfer your skills to VFX? We know how difficult it can be to make decisions and chose the right path, but that's where our Careers Guide can help. By revealing the many opportunities that exist within the CG industry, the guide helps you overcome some of the hurdles you might face when you start making career choices.
News Round-Up: Monday 6th Feb 2012
There's all sorts of goodies in this week's edition of my News Round Up: we have free sofware from DAZ3D, some cool VFX breakdowns, the usual Oscar related stories, and lots of lots of news on the state of the UK education system. Hope you enjoy it, and as usual, I welcome your feedback.


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A U.S. Congressman says he plans to introduce a bill that would help school districts across the state keep up with renovation and maintenance projects.
The Fix AmericaÔÇÖs Schools Today (FAST) Act, to be introduced by Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, would provide financial assistance to help cover a multitude of projects for districts across the nation. Under a proposal included in President Barack Oba-maÔÇÖs American Jobs Act, Brown said Ohio could net approximately $986 billion for projects, which could support more than 12,000 jobs.
Lester E. Koch, 77, of rural Wapakoneta, died 7:40 p.m., Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, at Wapakoneta Manor, following a more than four year courageous battle with cancer.
He was born April 13, 1934, in Auglaize County, the son of Leona (Elsass) and William Koch, who preceded him in death. On June 13, 1954, he married Mary E. Rausch, and she survives.
Wanda L. ÔÇťJeanÔÇŁ Drees, 90, of St. Marys, died at 5:06 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital in St. Marys.
She was born Aug. 14, 1921, in Washington Township, Auglaize County, the daughter of Pearl (Fryer) and Harve Russell, who preceded her in death. In 1939, she married Clarence ÔÇťShortyÔÇŁ Meyers, and he died Aug. 25, 1975. On Dec. 29, 1990, she married Henry B. Drees, and he survives in St. Marys.
Linda M. White, 45, of Cridersville died at 12:19 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 at St. RitaÔÇÖs Medical Center.
She was born June 4, 1966 in Bellefontaine, to Edna M. (Branham) and Dennis L. Faulder, and they survive in Jackson Center.
She married Randy White on June 4, 1982, and he survives in Cridersville.
Sylvan J. ÔÇťJakeÔÇŁ Paul, age 88, of 18950 Kettlersville Road, New Knoxville, Ohio, passed away Sept. 11, 2011 at 9:37 p.m. at the Joint Township District Memorial Hospital in St. Marys, Ohio.
He was born on March 19, 1923, in Botkins, the son of the late Thelma (Zimpfer) and Edison Paul. On Aug. 11, 1951, he married Betty Snapp, who survives.
Jake is also survived by his son, Ron Paul of Botkins; a daughter, Renee (Jim) McGriff, of Milford; a brother; Don Paul, of Orange County, Calif., and a sister, Carol Singelton, of Wapakoneta.
He was preceded in death by one brother and one sister.
Ned ÔÇťBudÔÇŁ Gaylord Burden III, 21, died at 8:25 p.m., Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, at his home surrounded by his family after a valiant battle with cancer.
He was born Dec. 9, 1989, in Bellefontaine, to Christina (Webb) and Ned Burden II. His father and stepmother Machelle survive in Sidney and his mother survives in Lakeview.
Debra ÔÇťDebÔÇŁ Boday, 53, died at 1:45 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, at Lima Memorial Hospital.
She was born Feb. 11, 1958, the daughter of Ann (Dulebohn) and Dale Miller. Her father and stepmother, Beth, survive in Wapakoneta, and she was preceded in death by her mother. On Sept. 16, 1978, in Lima, she married James ÔÇťJimÔÇŁ Boday, and he survives in Waynesfield.
Thanks to a 3-0 start, the Wapakoneta Redskins are ranked No. 13 in the first Associated Press state high school football poll released Monday evening.
Wapak is coming off back-to-back Western Buckeye League wins. The Redskins held off Bath 14-13 in Week 3 and defeated Elida, a 2010 playoff team, 29-18 in Week 2.
They routed Bellefontaine 48-0 in the season opener.
The WBL is well represented in the poll. In addition to Wapak in Division II, Kenton is ranked third and Ottawa-Glandorf eighth in Division IV.
A miscue on a scorecard hurt the Wapakoneta Redskins but not enough to cost them the win.
Wapak pulled out a 183-185 win over the rival St. Marys Roughriders in a Western Buckeye League varsity boys golf dual match on Monday at Wapakoneta Country Club.
ÔÇťIt wasnÔÇÖt the greatest score but a win is a win,ÔÇŁ Wapak coach Ken Wayman said.
Freshman Drew Wayman was disqualified after signing a scorecard that contained an incorrect score on one of the holes.
A new man is in charge of the Wapakoneta Electric Department and he hopes to be a positive influence.
Wapakoneta Mayor Rodney Metz announced Monday longtime employee Donnie Schnarre as the new Electric Department superintendent, replacing Bill Lambert, who retired Aug. 31 after 32 years with the department. The mayor made the announcement during MondayÔÇÖs Wapakoneta City Council meeting.


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Joseph Lorenzo Bucca is the 1-year-old son of Daniel Bucca and Robin Bowen Bucca of Alexandria, Va. His grandparents are J.R. and Bernice Bowen of Campbellsville and Diana Bucca of Reading, Pa.
Jaylon Carter, 5, and Rylee Carter, 11 months, are the children of Ronnie and Dana Carter. Their grandparents are Elaine and Mike Munday and Mabel and Matthew Houston, all of Campbellsville.
Taylor County Girl Scout Troop #222 attended the annual "Festival of the Arts" in Louisville on Saturday, Nov. 10. Five members of the troop attended events, which included: The Space Painter Juggling, Falls of the Ohio, Thomas Edison House, Young Rembrandts Drawing Workshop and cake decorating.
Local Girl Scouts will soon be out selling cookies to the general public. Advanced sales start Jan. 11, and booth sales begin Feb. 28.
Cookie-lovers everywhere will still be able to purchase the classic Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs, Do-si-dos, Trefoils and All Abouts. In addition, Girl Scouts are introducing two new members of the cookie family - the Lemon Chalet Crme and the sugar-free Chocolate Chips cookie. All Girl Scout Cookies contain zero trans fats per serving.
Bill and Barbara Henderson of Campbellsville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Dec. 16.
The Hendersons have two sons and daughters-in-law, Jeff and Pat Henderson of McKee and Stan and Debbie Henderson of Dayton, Tenn.; a daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Doug King of Beaver Dam.
They also have six grandchildren and a grandson-in-law, Ryan Henderson and Whitney and Josh Tabais, all of McKee, Erin Henderson and Kacey Henderson, both of Dayton, Derek King and Katie King, both of Beaver Dam.
Taylor County High School Class of 1987 celebrated its 20th reunion on Sept. 15 at Fergie's Classic Grill and Bar. Pictured from left, front: Andy Chambers and Richard Kilby. Second row: Michael Humphress, Dominic Young, Sherry Bland Sawyer, Penny Graham Gaskins, Carlotta Davidson Johns, Ernie Sharpe, Jackie Perkins, Donna Swafford and Steve Rucker.
Danielle Licoe Williams and Adam Blake Smith, both of Campbellsville, exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, June 16 at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Campbellsville.
The Rev. James Jones performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Melissa and Danny Williams of Campbellsville.
The groom is the son of Linda and Mike Baker of Campbellsville and the late Gary Rogers.
Whitney Jordan Pickerell and Stephen Blake Durrett will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Dec. 15.
Pickerell is the daughter of George and Sandy Pickerell of Hodgenville. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pickerell of Hodgenville and the late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitlock.
Durrett is the son of Steve Durrett of Summersville and the late Tammy Durrett. His grandparents are Shirley and Cliff French of Campbellsville, Wilma Durrett of Summersville and the late Rev. Ancil Durrett and James Harold Larimore.
A private ceremony is planned.
Addy Wright, 1 1/2, and Lilly Rayne Hicks, born on Aug. 30, are the daughters of Adam Hicks and Christa Wright of Campbellsville. Their grandparents are Ron and Sharon Hicks of Campbellsville and Robin and Rodney McKenzie and Kevin and Tracy Wright, all of Summersville. Great-grandparents are Doris Davis of Campbellsville, Linda Thompson of Greensburg, Johnny Thompson, Peggy and Tommy Whitlow and Jamie Wright, all of Summersville, and the late Buddy Wright, Tom Proctor and Edith and Delmar Hicks.
Amanda Dean Cook and Jeremy Chad Wilson will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Dec. 15.
Cook is the daughter of Roger Cook of Russellville and Melva Wood of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Ethel Wood of Campbellsville and the late David Wood and Virginia Cook.
She is a 1996 graduate of Taylor County High School and is employed as a pharmacy technician at Central Drug Store in Campbellsville.
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Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Already Underway
Updated On: May 02 2014 02:00:00 AM CDT
Folklorico dancers performed in honor of Cinco de Mayo at UCSB.
Afterwards they practiced for more performances later this month.
Dancers said they want people to know Cinco de Mayo isn't like the Fourth of July, Mexico's independence day is in September. Cinco de Mayo marks a victory in the battle of Puebla against the French. People in Mexico and America started marking the occasion with cultural shows and fiestas.
The holiday is good for business. Since May 5 falls on Monday, bars are serving up special margaritas all weekend.
Law enforcement officers are working together to increase patrols through the holiday. They will be looking for impaired drivers and they are encouraging everyone planning to drink to designate a driver.
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Picnics can be a bucket of chicken on a blanket under a shade tree or an elaborate gathering with decorations and a fancy feast.
With the Fourth of July just around the corner, picnic season is in full swing. The scope of the event is all up to you but there are some things to think about when planning the perfect picnic.
Part of a successful picnic is the presentation and Michele Redmond, buyer and artistic director for The Red Brick Cottage in Radcliff, suggested some small things that can make a great presentation.
As I mentioned in last week's column, I lucked out the day Carl Pitts brought his friend Tom Kasey in to The News-Enterprise. We all started talking about food, imagine that, and I got a recipe from each of them.
Radcliff author Darla Daniel will host a booksigning from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Old Louisville Coffeehouse at 1489 S. 4th St. in Louisville.
Daniel's book, "The Polluted Pump: Help for Cleaning Out the Filth in Our Lives," was published earlier this year by Tate Publishing and Enterprises. The book encourages readers to investigate their true motives when it comes to tithing and serving in church.
Since the very first mysterious trailer for "Super 8" hit theaters there was a buzz surrounding the Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams ("Lost") collaboration.
With this much Hollywood power behind a film, it should knock your socks off. Sadly, it does not.
What you get instead is a film in which E.T. kicks a lot of butt before phoning home. A slightly scarier version and larger version of E.T., I should say.
As Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave navigates its course through the rough waters of viability, a new man at the helm has put into place a few things he hopes will keep the organization afloat.
Christopher Carter Sanderson, whose effective start date at KRT as its new executive director was March 1, arrived with some specific goals in mind.
"I tried to move with alacrity to address the immediate concern of serving the public through theater," Sanderson said.
This week we return to our culinary field trip and the letter of choice is B.
If you are accustomed to only eating a banana on your cereal, you are not utilizing that fruit to its fullest. There are so many wonderful recipes for bananas including banana bread, banana cake, bananas in gelatin — now that's an old one — and banana pudding, But there are many other ways to use bananas and I have some for you. Included is a Banana Peanut Salad recipe from my sister-in-law. It's a good substitute for the Banana Croquettes.
Three People began on a college campus and, because of graduate school, it might end there, too.
Ramona Sudbeck, Austin Warren and Clay Graham, aka Three People, started their band when the three of them gathered in a small music room at Western Kentucky University their freshman year of college.
In the small piano room they wrote a three chord song on the piano and enjoyed it so much they decided to write another one and the band grew from there, Graham said.
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Carl Pitts comes to The News-Enterprise regularly to bring news releases and calendar items for the Masonic Lodge in Hodgenville. My co-workers and I always look forward to his visits because he cracks us up. He knows more jokes than anyone I've ever met.
He also enjoys good food, and has brought me a couple recipes in the past. I really lucked out recently because he brought a friend, Tom Kasey, with him, and I ended up getting a recipe from each of them. You get Tom's recipe for chicken tetrazzini next week.
The best thing about "X-Men: First Class" is that no 3-D glasses are necessary. The director, Matthew Vaughn, understands every movie doesn't work in 3-D. In fact I read he thinks "Avatar" has been the only movie released that really works in 3-D and the rest are, well, I can't use the word he said, but you get the point.
Everyone is afraid of something. But sometimes what we fear is a bit silly. Anyone agree?
For example, one of my biggest fears is waking up in the middle of a surgery. In reality, what is the likelihood that will actually happen, especially when I've only had one surgery during my entire life?
Marionettes also freak me out. They're just creepy.
Some people are afraid of sharks, which is especially silly if they don't live by an ocean. Sharks in the ocean, OK, real fear. Sharks inland, not so much.
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Dec 5, 2012 at 5:19pm ET by Barry Schwartz Google announced they have updated their OneBox results, also known as quick answer results, to match the mobile and tablet designs they released back in August. The new results are cleaner, take up more space, but also are more interactive. For example, here is the stock quote for GOOG and the chart on the search results page is interactive: All the OneBox result designs were updated today.
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Zeebox set to put ze bomb under Aus broadcasters
Anthony Rose, the brains behind the BBC's iPlayer and former Kazaa CTO, is preparing to launch his social TV platform Zeebox in Australia. The high profile start-up has already secured a deal with a local broadcaster buy has yet to confirm its identity. The service offers a personalised two-way, social, commerce and interactive …
If live tv is so bad that people are not concentrating on the stuff they do want (the programme) what makes people think they will stay around for stuff they don't want?
Here's my suggestion: Tiny ARM-based storage device which can stream in pretty much any format. Paid-for, ad-free content. The price drops if you are willing to join in a p2p cloud rather than direct-download. This can supplement the ad-infested FTA version so people can try-before-they-buy. Make a browser plugin which can do meta-data to the device, allowing bookmarking, chapters, skipping etc. Add a login facility for restricted access: you probably don't want your 5-year old watching GoT.
Given that any content will hit the torrents and fileshares anyway, you probably won't be losing revenue by not using DRM, but you will lose revenue if you make access too hard or too costly.
The main issue would be security - you don't want user's devices hacked. Burn a tiny utility into ROM which goes out, grabs the md5 sum of the image and checks it and then flags up a warning if it doesn't match the official images.
Its easy, it bypasses the entrenched cable providers and assuming most people are happy with sharing a bit of bandwidth, doesn't require the Beeb's, Apple's or Google's bandwidth to provide content.
I don't get it
It's like Skype?
likewise, I dont get it
you pay money to see more adds interrupting the few programs worth wasting time on ?
and further more
who gives a toss about who is watching wot ? Hopefully, the zombie/vampire apocalypse has not morphed into the invasion of the sheep minds. Now there is a horror movie plot. or was it the last media ownership whitewash ?
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Microsoft targets Barmy Army with Silverlight
Just so you know, this year's IPL isn't actually being played "on the subcontinent" this year - due to the elections in India and the high likelihood of violence, they're being held in South Africa...
Telegraph explains 'Why Heath Ledger will blow us'
<pedant>Would help if your Google search could actually work - the site: bit has to be at the end of the search, else it doesn't seem to work. For instance, re-arranging your search brings up this comment page!</pedant>
Microsoft flogs subscriptions to the unwary and confused
Re: Office for students?
Making graphs - OpenOffice really sucks at making graphs (especially if you want to do anything complex - which is what my Physics and Maths friends are doing usually). Whilst Writer and Impress are fine for most uses, Calc is seriously lacking for anything technical.
Dell touts Windows XP to 2009 - and 'likely longer'
"This isn't really news. Microsoft have always allowed OEM purchasers (in this case Dell) to buy the previous version of Windows to "downgrade"."
Whilst that in itself isn't really news, the fact Dell are actually taking advantage of this scheme is certainly news. I'm pretty sure it's unprecedented. Although I do like the fact they are shipping a Vista CD with the box, just so MS can get their Vista sale :)
AMD launches external graphics
card box
I don't think there's enough bandwidth across PCMCIA for an external graphics card (I've seen 20MBps quoted - the adaptor ATI have made apparently has a theoretical max of 4GBps!). So honestly, the external card will only be good for new laptops, not old ones.
NetBeans extension makes simple work of PHP
Memory thing
Lets you know how much memory Netbeans is taking up at that time. Clicking on it makes Netbeans run the garbage collector - very useful indeed!
The new version of Netbeans seems pretty fast, especially compared to my installation of Eclipse. As for PHP - I've always written it in gedit/vim, but for larger projects, I would be tempted to try Netbeans from what I've seen so far whilst playing with it...
So in general, I'm impressed. Could be a contender for my IDE of choice...
Security gumshoes locate source of mystery web compromise
@Sarah Bee
I shall remember to use apostrophes for possession.
I shall remember to use apostrophes for possession.
I shall remember to use apostrophes for possession...
And as Mark correctly pointed out, it was punctuation karma biting me on the arse :) (aka "Pedantry to the rescue!")
Twelve Monkeys
I love the way John has linked to a page all about the film, yet still manages to misspell the films title!
Google sneaks under standards radar
Limitations of KML
I'm not sure what the limitations of KML are based on the linked URL. What that page describes is the limitations of an implementation of a application which uses the specification - nothing linked to any limitations of the specification itself except the fact it uses a single map projection - not exactly "shocking" and certainly changeable if ever desired.
Now, I'll be the first to say Google isn't the "great, do-gooding" company it sometimes likes to pretend it is, but to claim this is at all like Microsof's OOXML application would certainly be pushing the boat out. Did you even understand why many open source people weren't happy with OOXML?
Official: O2 and Carphone Warehouse to slash 8GB iPhone price
Whilst it does seem you're right about the data limit - there doesn't seem to be one - it does surprise me to find this: "You may not use your ... iPhone to allow the continuous streaming of any audio / video content"
So iPhones can't use (or should I say, aren't supposed to use) YouTube? That's a surprise.
Mozilla CEO blasts Apple for putting security of the internet at risk
Why worry about competition?
Most of the people I know who use Macs use Firefox as their main browser. I doubt Apple will win that much share of the market by forcing Safari on their iTunes users.
Though it is just another example of Apple giving out unwanted software in their updates. A few years ago, I was trying to install only Quicktime (no, I don't know why either) on a Windows PC. But for some reason, Apple was convinced I wanted iTunes as well... In the end, I went for Quicktime alternative!
Firefox 3 beta is live
@Ken Hagan
<quote>...perhaps I should echo Neil's point that Alex referred to Vista's service pack, which *is* free.</quote>
So I can download Vista SP1 and have Vista fully installed on my PC, even though I don't own Vista?
I didn't think so.
You (generally) buy a product because you expect it to be supported (at least in the short term). Whilst I don't have a problem with Microsoft releasing public betas (in fact, I'd encourage them to), there is a large difference between a product you've paid for releasing betas and a product that is released for free.
I can certainly see why some people would expect a product, which they've paid a substantial amount for, to have it's patches tested properly, by professionals prior to public release.
Feds working round UK gov in BAE slime case
Well done those Feds...
I, for one, am glad that America picked up the torch on this one. I was surprised and disgusted by the Government's decision to ignore what was clearly turning into a serious case against BAE. I hope they get what's coming to them...
Call recording on the iPhone... or other mobiles
Nokia E61
I know the Nokia E61 does - I keep on finding random recordings of calls when I've accidently hit the "record" button (which I do frequently when trying to change the volume of it).
Axe hangs over UK town's analogue TV signal
@andy gibson
You've been misinformed mate. I'll quote from the TV Licensing website:
"You need a TV Licence to use any television receiving equipment such as a TV set, set-top boxes, video or DVD recorders, computers or mobile phones to watch or record TV programmes as they are being shown on TV."
If you're not using it to watch a TV program, you don't have to pay or even register.
Battery firm: iPhone could melt your brain
Re: I propose a ban on the phrase "snake oil"
Whilst Chinese snake oil may have worked, due to it's high content of "EPA", it is widely believed that the variants that were sold in America during the 1900's didn't contain the same EPA, and therefore were "Snake Oil".
Ubuntu chief bids for prima-donna status
Whoever keeps on using Pidgin/Gaim whilst they are doing the podcast - please, turn off sounds. You have no idea how many times I've searched my computer during this podcast to try and find the Pidgin process...
Otherwise - good stuff.
Convert LPs to CDs... without a USB turntable?
Yes, but...
You should be able to convert them, however, be prepared to spend quite a while working on it (not that the USB turntable doesn't take a while!).
Firstly, you'll probably have to find an adaptor for a 1/4" jack to a 3.5mm plug that your soundcard uses. Most decent music hardware shops should stock these or you can get them online for as little as a £1. Then you'll want to plug your LP player's output cable into the input plug of your soundcard.
Once you've done that, the fun starts. Now, there are many commercial applications out there to help you convert your LPs. There is also an Open Source program called "Audacity". Basically, you set Audacity up to record from your soundcard and then once you've got the song, convert it into MP3/whatever format you like. But, you have to do this for each track on the LP (unless, of course, you want all your albums in single MP3s).
How can I widen my wireless network?
Wireless Range Extenders
What you need there is a wireless range extender. There are several on the market, but it's probably best if you could find one made by the same people who made your router (they usually play better together, in my experience).
A single extender shouldn't cost more than £30. Some companies even offer small, wall-mounted extenders (about the size of the average plug), if you don't fancy having an extra normal sized router lying around the place.
Online casinos hit by bot armies
@Joshua Sugarman
"The sites are Governed and ensured that the algorithms indeed are completely random"
I'm going to presume you meant "pseudo-random" there. Unless the poker industry knows something most Computer Scientists/Mathematicians don't, of course.
Oz cops cuff Darth Vader on his 30th birthday
Not very good?!?
"Episode IV was followed in 1980 by The Empire Strikes Back - arguably the best of the bunch. The subsequent films have attracted criticism for not actually being very good..."
I'll have you know that Episode VI was in fact the best. I won't have it bundled together in the mediocrity of I, II and III!
Exam papers tagged to deter cheats
Response to response
"I have never met, nor heard of a student going from an E to an A in the time of their mock to real GCSE exam"
I confess, I only went from a D to an A in my GCSE Science mocks, but still. Whilst that may be because I never took any mocks seriously, I wouldn't want the exam board investigating me because of it.
Swedes battle to name daughter Metallica
At Durham University...
...there is a lecturer called Mike Hunt. Apparently he doesn't understand the implications of it either (although on his door he has Michael Hunt, so it could be worse, I guess).
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The things that were taught as common sense strategies to be successful in America are now characterized as racist.I will NEVER forgive what the left has done to destroy the hopes of black Americans and their family life in exchange for political power by for white Democrat ruling elite.
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Erasing poverty starts at home. Respect, work ethic, a sense of purpose. These are all parent instilled values that not one government program can replace. Until that happens, it´s simply corruption branded as a solution.
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The cash flow for a mother with 2 children (all with ADHD), is around $ 30,000 a year. $15.00 an hour. And that´s just SSI and EBT. Add in Medicaid + HUD, and it´s a no brainer.Minimum wage comes to around $ 11,500 a year, before taxes. $10,500 after taxes.For the unskilled, the choice is obvious.
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You won´t get past name-calling.I believe the politicians and leaders of the poorest districts in America like things just the way they are.The leaders are not suffering from the poverty and change might mean someone else gets elected or ousts them.So they will not change, EVER!Keep doing what has worked for you. More name-calling, more demands for more government agencies to hand out the same entitlements and the same propaganda. More of the same at public schools, more staff and administrators, more spending, more indoctrination, and poorer test scores.It´s all good. Anything unpleasant proves you need the same leadership to protect you.
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Ffrom 50+ years ago, the brunt of jokes was the loser on the Dobbie Gillis show Maynard G. Krebbs whose famous quote was always "Work??!!", meaning don´t look at me.The followers of TV loser Marnard G. Krebbs are now running the country.
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2nd ANNUAL WATERBURY WINTERFEST BIGGER AND BETTER THIS YEAR
This year, Waterbury Winterfest will run for a full ten days, encompassing two weekends as well as the week between, from January 17–26, 2014!
Proudly listing the Alchemist Brewery as the event's Title Sponsor, Waterbury Winterfest will once again celebrate all kinds of recreation in Waterbury and this year Winterfest will also host a Day of Service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday the 20th as well as encourage folks to come out during the rest of the week to enjoy our vibrant down town. The community is invited to watch, cheer, and participate in these events.
On Friday, January 17th, there will be an ice sculpting demonstration on Stowe Street presented by Blue Stone Pizza's Chris Fish in front of the Art Opening at
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On Friday, January 25, Harwood Union High School will be competing on the Dascomb Rowe Park fields in the heart of Waterbury's downtown. Saturday the 18th will feature Back Country Adventure on snow shoes, cross country skis and telemark skis. Saturday the 25th will boast a National Guard Rappeling Demonstration and snow shoe obstacle course race next to the Ice Center. The 10 days of Waterbury Winterfest will also include broomball tournaments, fun runs, a snow mountain bike race, a community bonfire and skating party, and, new this year, a sledding party and Winterfest Dance at the Country Club of Vermont.
Visitors and locals, spectators and participants, varsity athletes, youth league competitors,
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opportunities available to them in and around Waterbury, Vermont's recreation crossroads.
When: Friday, January 17 through Sunday January 26
Where: Waterbury: Dascomb Rowe Park in downtown Waterbury will host Nordic skiing events.
The Recrecation Center will host broomball, and the skating and bonfire party. The Ice Center will
host ice exhibitions and hockey games indoors, as well as back country adventures outdoors.
And the Country Club of Vermont will host the sledding party and the Winterfest Dance!
Competitors will pay nominal registration fees to participate in some events. Funds will be raised to support recreational opportunities and economic growth in Waterbury. Organized by the Waterbury
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Autistic Savants: Geniuses of Obscure Devotions
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(The following is a companion piece to the Slate article, "Eugene Hoskins Is His Name: The long-forgotten story of a black autistic man in Oxford, Miss., who crossed paths with William Faulkner." You can read that story by clicking here.) When Professor Hiram Byrd opened up the autistic savant Eugene Hoskins' private notebook back in [...]Keep reading »
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The following is an edited excerpt from The Belief Instinct, which will be released as a paperback on Feb. 20. When I moved to my previous house in a small village in Northern Ireland in late 2007, there was still quite a bit of work to be done, including laying flooring in an intolerably small, [...]Keep reading »
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Every Halloween, we find ourselves surrounded by zombies, vampires, ghouls, and other mythical monsters. But even though this is the one day each year that we consciously realize we are surrounded by these creatures (at least in their human-costumed forms), are we surrounded by more common forms of these monsters every day without even realizing [...]Keep reading »
Atonement, Forgiveness, And Our Most Fundamental Error.
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Today is the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. Although it is often called the "holiest day of the Jewish year," what is notable about Yom Kippur is not the fact that it is particularly holy, nor is it the fact that many Jews you know might be particularly hungry today. Yom Kippur is notable because [...]Keep reading »
Are your 9/11 memories really your own?
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I can remember exactly where I was twelve years ago when I learned why the sky was starting to fill with smoke about 30 miles to the west. Though I live in Illinois now, I'm originally from Long Island. In September 2001, I was just beginning the 9th grade at Friends Academy, my new high [...]Keep reading »


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Deploy Bonita Community on OpenShift
by Fred on Mar.22, 2014, under bonita, openshift
Do you want to run your Bonita Community Tomcat instance on Redhat's Openshift Online, using MySQL?
This post will not go into the details of using OpenShift, but rather focus on making Bonita Community Ed. 6.2.4 work on it, along with MySQL. I will not go into details of a regular installation of Bonita either.
Note to Bonita Subscription users: It is currently impossible to run the Subscription Edition on OpenShift (and most likely other PaaS services), due to not being able to generate license requests. Being one of these users, I raised a ticket to Bonita support, but didn't get much support for it nor any hope to see it in the future.
- Have a free OpenShift account
- Have deployed an OpenShift application with the MySQL 5.5 and Tomcat 7 (JBoss EWS 2.0) cartridges
- Downloaded on your workstation the Bonita BPM deployment Bundle
Note: After your git clone, don't forget to remove the pom.xml from your git root and the src folder in order to avoid triggering a maven build when git pushing your changes.
git rm -r src/ pom.xml
Configuring Bonita the OpenShift way
If you have already deployed Bonita on one of your own server, you will soon notice that you cannot install it the same way using OpenShift.
Don't forget that for all these local files you'll modify, you'll have to git add, git commit, and git push them.
The .openshift folder
After doing your git clone, you will have a local openshift directory (that we'll call $OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_HOME), along with whatever apps you have. Let's assign a few variables for this post purposes. Don't confuse them with variables that you could find on your OpenShift instance:
$OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_HOME=/Users/fblaise/openshift/ $OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_APP=/Users/fblaise/openshift/quarterback
The gem folders are located under $OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_APP/.openshift. In that folder, you will notice 4 folders, 3 being of interest for now.
Make sure you have an empty file named "java7″ in it. This will tell your application to use java 7. Without it, you'd be running with java 6.
This is where you will configure the environment variables needed to start your Bonita context.
Create a file named pre_start_jbossews-2.0, and put something along these lines inside:
#!/bin/sh BONITA_HOME="-Dbonita.home=${OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR}/bonita_home" DB_OPTS="-Dsysprop.bonita.db.vendor=mysql" BTM_OPTS="-Dbtm.root=${OPENSHIFT_REPO_DIR} -Dbitronix.tm.configuration=${OPENSHIFT_REPO_DIR}/.openshift/config/bitronix-config.properties" export CATALINA_OPTS="${CATALINA_OPTS} ${BONITA_HOME} ${DB_OPTS} ${BTM_OPTS} -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Xshare:auto -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError"
This is the place where you will put your .properties file. This what you should have at the end:
ironman:config fblaise$ ls -l1 bitronix-config.properties bitronix-resources.properties catalina.policy catalina.properties context.xml logging.properties postgresql_module.xml server.xml settings.base.xml settings.prod.xml settings.rhcloud.xml settings.stg.xml tomcat-users.xml web.xml
Bonita and Tomcat configuration
Local files configuration
Not all files need to be modified. Find below the ones that do.
In your local config folder under $OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_APP/.openshift, edit the catalina.properties. Locate the line starting with "common.loader", and append the following:
Note that this string will be unique for each of you. the string of "x" above represents your user for your OpenShift instance. You should then get:
Add the following right above the <GlobalNamingResources> tag:
<!-- Bitronix listener --> <Listener className="bitronix.tm.integration.tomcat55.BTMLifecycleListener" />
I think there is also a H2 listener line you should also remove, since we're using MySQL. Look in that space also.
You will notice a resource that is already configured for MySQL, done when you add the MySQL cartridge. Here, we will add our Bonita datasource and bitronix transaction factory. It should look like this:
<!-- Configure Bonita Datasource --> <Resource name="bonitaDS" auth="Container" type="javax.sql.DataSource" factory="bitronix.tm.resource.ResourceObjectFactory" uniqueName="jdbc/bonitaDSXA" /> <Transaction factory="bitronix.tm.BitronixUserTransactionObjectFactory" /> <Resource name="bonitaSequenceManagerDS" url="jdbc:mysql://${OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST}:${OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT}/bonita?dontTrackOpenResources=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;useUnicode=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;characterEncoding=UTF-8" auth="Container" type="javax.sql.DataSource" maxActive="17" minIdle="5" maxWait="10000" initialSize="3" maxPoolSize="15" minPoolSize="3" maxConnectionAge="0" maxIdleTime="1800" maxIdleTimeExcessConnections="120" idleConnectionTestPeriod="30" acquireIncrement="3" validationQuery="SELECT 1" validationInterval="30000" testConnectionOnCheckout="true" removeAbandoned="true" logAbandoned="true" username="bonita" password="bpm" driverClassName="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" />
There is no variable interpolation in this file, so you will have to get your IP address from your OpenShift instance. You will notice in the block below the variables holding the values you're looking for
resource.ds1.className=com.mysql.jdbc.jdbc2.optional.MysqlXADataSource resource.ds1.driverProperties.user=bonita resource.ds1.driverProperties.password=bpm ## NOT INTERPOLATING !! resource.ds1.driverProperties.URL=jdbc:mysql://${OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST}:${OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT}/bonita?dontTrackOpenResources=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;useUnicode=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;characterEncoding=UTF-8 resource.ds1.driverProperties.URL=jdbc:mysql://127.4.139.2:3306/bonita?dontTrackOpenResources=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;useUnicode=true&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;characterEncoding=UTF-8 resource.ds1.testQuery=SELECT 1
Don't forget to git commit.
war, bonita_home and libraries
Copy the bonita.war found in your Bonita download in $OPENSHIFT_LOCAL_APP/webapps. git add and commit.
There are several ways to go about that one. I will just present the one I use.
– On your openshift instance
mkdir $OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR/lib
– scp all the .jar files you will find in your Bonita Community download under Tomcat-6.0.37/lib (without the *h2* ones) to the above directory.
– Don't forget to put in there your MySQL connector jar file as well.
Upload the bonita_home-6.2.4 (containing the client and server subfolders) to your OpenShift instance, straight into $OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR.
Don't forget to change from h2 to mysql
Push and deploy
Everything should now be set.
Make sure you've git added and committed all your local files, that your bonita.war in the local webapps directory, that you've removed your pom.xml and
git push
Performing a git push will restart your application, albeit all your cartridges.
You can tail the logs straight from your terminal with
rhc tail <app_name>
You can check out on your web browser as well, see if the login screen shows. Login with your install user then.
Of course, since the application will be out on the wild, don't forget to change Bonita's default passwords if not already done (i.e., install user, platformAdmin, etc…).
I may have forgotten some things, as I have written this article some time after doing it. Please let me know if things are missing or are wrong.
Quickly deploy a mongoDB 3-members replica set with vagrant
by Fred on Mar.02, 2014, under devops
If you quickly need to test a 3-member mongoDB replica set, this post may be for you.
Using Vagrant and VirtualBox, you can quickly deploy 3 linux servers running mongoDB, automatically configured as a replica set with 1 primary and 2 secondaries. The configuration below is to be used for quick test/dev purposes, not production.
Download and install VirtualBox and Vagrant on your computer.
Setup vagrant with initial box image
(Optional if you're using the Vagrantfile in below tarball)
Open up a terminal and type:
vagrant init precise64 http://files.vagrantup.com/precise64.box
Vagrant config files
Virtualbox (default)
Download this tarball in a place of your liking. Untar it. You can edit them as you see fit, but they should get you started.
Mac OSX / Parallels
Thanks to the vagrant-parallels project, you can install the plugin to run vagrant with parallels.
Run the following commands, and download this Vagrantfile:
vagrant plugin install vagrant-parallels vagrant box add --provider=parallels precise64 http://download.parallels.com/desktop/vagrant/precise64.box
You can then up your VMs by appending to the vagrant up commands:
For more info, see the parallels-plugin website.
Go to the newly created directory, and power everything up from the directory where your Vagrantfile resides.
vagrant up
It is important that "mongo1″ gets deployed last, as the provisioning for the replica is done on that node, which will become the master. This is automatic based on the file you just downloaded.
It possible that you get this warning message when the VMs come up:
[mongo3] The guest additions on this VM do not match the installed version of VirtualBox! In most cases this is fine, but in rare cases it can prevent things such as shared folders from working properly. If you see shared folder errors, please make sure the guest additions within the virtual machine match the version of VirtualBox you have installed on your host and reload your VM. Guest Additions Version: 4.2.0 VirtualBox Version: 4.3
This should not matter. It doesn't for these specific versions, and for the purpose of this article.
In a matter of minutes, your mongoDB replica set will be ready.
The 3 servers are bound to the following IP addresses (VirtualBox / Parallels)
You should end up with the following mongoDB configuration, out of mongo1:
set0:PRIMARY> rs.conf() { "_id" : "set0", "version" : 3, "members" : [ { "_id" : 0, "host" : "192.168.33.11:27017" }, { "_id" : 1, "host" : "mongo3:27017" }, { "_id" : 2, "host" : "mongo2:27017" } ] }
Testing with data
Insert a line for testing, on the primary node:
set0:PRIMARY> db.something.insert( {test : true} ) set0:PRIMARY> db.something.find(); { "_id" : ObjectId("53133ee70a67e2fcfad30e41"), "test" : true }
Now, logon to one of the secondary, and query for that data:
set0:SECONDARY> db.something.find(); error: { "$err" : "not master and slaveOk=false", "code" : 13435 }
This is normal. You have to tell Mongo to allow reads on the secondaries.
set0:SECONDARY> rs.slaveOk() set0:SECONDARY> db.something.find(); { "_id" : ObjectId("53133ee70a67e2fcfad30e41"), "test" : true }
Get desktop notification for filesystem usage
by Fred on Jun.04, 2013, under Code and scripts, Linux
Here is a little un-intrusive script that will alert you whenever your filesystem is going above a certain percentage threshold.
This was tested under opensuse 12.3, but should really work on any linux running KDE (or at least having the kdialog binary installed).
You can save it under your user's bin directory, for example /home/fblaise/bin/alert_fs.sh in my case.
#!/bin/bash # Fred Blaise # Cron this script in order to receive passive alerts about filesystem getting full. # Set PCT_THRESHOLD to your liking export DISPLAY=:0 PCT_THRESHOLD=80 ALERT_TITLE="WARNING: Filesystem almost full" ( df -h |grep ^/dev |awk {'print $1,$5,$6'} | \ while read devfs pctused mntpoint; do pctnum=${pctused%\%} if [[ "${pctnum}" -ge "${PCT_THRESHOLD}" ]]; then kdialog --title "${ALERT_TITLE}" --passivepopup "${devfs} mounted on ${mntpoint} is at ${pctused}." fi done )
Don't forget to make this shell script executable.
We could then imagine a crontab looking like this, for checking every 10 minutes:
-*/10 * * * * fblaise /home/fblaise/bin/alert_fs.sh
Whenever one of your filesystem crosses the threshold, a passive box will be displayed. I have my bar on the right side of the screen, and the result is the following:
It is a very basic script. One could add support for choosing what FS types should be monitored, how often to receive notifications. If you do make this better, please share!
Monitor your cron jobs with Jenkins
by Fred on Feb.02, 2013, under Uncategorized
Have you found yourself having some cron jobs failing for a while before you realize it when checking the user's mailbox on that machine? How about having a web dashboard that will give you an "at a glance" status of these?
Here comes Jenkins — http://jenkins-ci.org . The tool is java-based. It is a tool that actually monitors automatic builds of java code for example, or watch over cron jobs. It is meant to be part of the Continuous Integration concept.
Let's create a simple example; We will use this job to capture the console output of a trivial command, ls -l. This is on mac OSX.
Download jenkins from the homepage. Installation is fairly straight forward, and on mac anyway, your browser opens up automatically with http://localhost:8080 to present you with the Jenkins dashboard.
Let's create a new job in this interface. Select "Monitor an external job" and give a meaningful name. Press OK.
On the next screen, enter a description then save.
If you go back to the dashboard, your newly created job appears and do not present any data yet.
– Open a terminal.
– Set JENKINS_HOME
export JENKINS_HOME=http:/@localhost:8080/
– Find out where your "jenkins-core" file is. The exact name depends on the version you downloaded.
On Max OSX, and in my particular case, it is located at
Now, we will prepend the actual command we want to monitor with the jenkins java command, and associate it with the job name we created above.
java -jar /Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/war/WEB-INF/lib/jenkins-core-1.500.jar "List home directory" ls -l
If you now go back to the dashboard and hit refresh, you will see the status change.
Click on the job, and then on the permalink "last build" (if you hover the link, a small pop-up appears)
And there you can see your console output
Therefore, if you were to have a cron jobs that you want to monitor you would just have to follow the same steps, making sure JENKINS_HOME is exported, and the output under the right job name.
And you have it all in a web dashboard!
If you want an example of a well fed dashboard, you can visit apache's at Apache's builds website
Netgear WNR2200: firmware upgrade makes bonjour/AFP shares unusable
by Fred on Jan.14, 2013, under Network
For those having a Netgear WNR2200 router and using Apple stuff at home such as AFP shares for your TimeMachine backup needs, please be aware that updating your firmware from 220.127.116.11 to 1.0.1.x will likely make that unusable. It seems that the bonjour discovery is not coming across anymore.
After reverting back to 188.8.131.52 (the actual original firmware), everything came back on.
Your mileage may vary. I'd be interested if you're impacted or not. Please comment either way, if you have a few spare minutes, and if you were impacted, were you able to fix it? If so, how?
Flash crashing? Possible workaround
by Fred on Jun.10, 2012, under Linux, openSUSE
Flash crashing in FF or GC after some update? (To me, namely flash-player-126.96.36.199-21.1 on my opensuse 12.1 64bits).
Try to edit /etc/adobe/mms.cfg
and change
Restart your browser, and try again.
Install NetApp onCommand on Linux 64bits
by Fred on Feb.16, 2012, under Linux, Netapp
Linux users wanting to use the NetApp onCommand tool on 64bits are granted with the fact that it is not possible to do so.
Since it is a java application, here is a simple workaround that worked for me (opensuse 12.1 64bits – sun's java).
– Download the linux rpm package.
– Install rpmrebuild
– Launch the following command:
rpmrebuild -e -p sysmgr-setup-2-0R1-linux.rpm
– Edit around l.3726, comment out the line that says exit, something like:
then echo "ERROR: NetApp OnCommand System Manager 2.0 is not supported on 64-bit Linux" echo "OVERRIDING !!" #exit 1; fi
– Continue and install the rpm.
Go to /opt/NetApp/on_command_system_manager_2.0. If running KDE, start typing 'netapp' in your krunner. You should also find it in your menu.
or launch:
java -jar SystemManager.jar
DLNA server with Linux
by Fred on Feb.05, 2012, under Linux
uShare does a great a simple job in quickly setting up a dlna server under Linux.
Under opensuse 12.1:
Update: ushare is available via software.opensuse.org.
Edit the /etc/ushare.conf file, at least these 2 options:
USHARE_DIR=/path/where/you/hold/your/movies ENABLE_DLNA=yes
Then, you can try with an dlna application and you should see a 'uShare' share that you can browse and play movies from!
Configure Linux for your OSX Time Machine needs
by Fred on Feb.05, 2012, under Linux
Have a Linux around with some free storage space, and you want to backup your Mac? You can configure your Linux box to just appear in your Mac OSX Time Machine configuration.
I am using Opensuse 12.1 (64bits) here, and the setup is nearly done. Here are just the few extra steps you need to take in order for your Mac to see your storage space and use it as backup. Note that I have done no effort whatsoever to secure the configuration as of now. It functions, but you may want to take it the extra step for added security. This is just a basic setup.
First, let's tell avahi that you want to advertise a new service. Create a new file, called afpovertcp.service in /etc/avahi/services:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?><!--*-nxml-*--> <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> <service-group> <name replace-wildcards="yes">%h</name> <service> <type>_afpovertcp._tcp</type> <port>548</port> </service> <service> <type>_device-info._tcp</type> <port>548</port> <txt-record>model=PowerMac3,5</txt-record> </service> </service-group>
Install the netatalk package, and go configure the afpd.conf file. Go to the end of this file, and uncomment the default line. I had to pass it my actual IP address, because it was not advertising on the right one.
# default: - -tcp -ipaddr 192.168.1.48 -noddp -uamlist uams_dhx.so,uams_dhx2.so -nosavepassword
The rest of this file is commented on my box.
Then, go edit the AppleVolumes.default file in that same folder. At the end, I simply added the path where I wanted my Time Machine backups to go:
/home/fblaise/mnt/WD15/time_machine "tm_backups" options:tm,ea:auto volcharset:UTF8
At this point, you can start your netatalk service:
service netatalk start
(Edit /etc/init.d/netatalk at l.71. The -n switch takes mandatory parameters apparently, but we're not using the atalk stuff)
if [ x"${AFPD_RUN}" = x"yes" -a -x /usr/sbin/afpd ] ; then echo -n " Starting afpd (" echo -n ${AFPD_UAMLIST} -g ${AFPD_GUEST} \ -c ${AFPD_MAX_CLIENTS} #-c ${AFPD_MAX_CLIENTS} -n ${ATALK_NAME}${ATALK_ZONE} echo -n ")" startproc /usr/sbin/afpd ${AFPD_UAMLIST} -g ${AFPD_GUEST} \ ${AFPD_OPTIONS} \ -c ${AFPD_MAX_CLIENTS} #-c ${AFPD_MAX_CLIENTS} -n "${ATALK_NAME}${ATALK_ZONE}" rc_status -v fi
or just start the afpd daemon with no option, just by typing
as root in a terminal.
You may want to reload the avahi configuration as well with
avahi-daemon -r
Then, go to your Time Machine preferences, and your Linux box should now show up as an option with the path defined above!
Disabling USB in BIOS, but still interrupts?
by Fred on Jan.30, 2012, under Uncategorized
Disabled USB in bios altogether to try to get rid of high interrupts, making computer nearly unusable:
6.5 11361 root [kworker/0:0]
4.6 11479 root [kworker/1:0]
2.9 2727 fblaise /usr/lib/thunderbird-9.0/thunderbird-bin
2.2 10609 root [kworker/0:2]
1.8 2301 fblaise /usr/bin/knotify4
1.6 10025 root [kworker/1:3]
1.0 8615 root [kworker/1:1]
10.5 1373 root /usr/bin/X :0 vt7 -nr -nolisten tcp -auth /var/run/xauth/A:0-CDTMZa
0.9 9577 root [kworker/0:1]
(see http://ironman.darthgibus.net/?p=153#comments)
but procinfo still shows interrupts on usb? Is it not honoring the BIOS settings?
irq 0: 23907 timer irq 21: 0 uhci_hcd:usb4
irq 1: 171 i8042 irq 22: 2 ehci_hcd:usb1
Kernel is 3.0.0-13-generic-pae.
Any feedback welcome.
Update: From powertop:
Top causes for wakeups:
47.0% (359.8) PS/2 keyboard/mouse/touchpad interrupt
20.5% (156.8) [Rescheduling interrupts]
It's driving me nuts… Now on opensuse 12.1 64bits.


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