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|By Coach Wei
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|April 1, 2008 05:30 PM EDT
I have to admit that I do not have an answer.
Why do I even care? Because I am a Java developer. Like many Java developers, I get along with Java well. Not only the language itself, but the development environments (Eclipse for example), step-by-step debugging helper, wide availability of libraries and code snippets, and the readily accessible information on almost any technical question I may have on Java via Google. Last but not least, I go to JavaOne and see 10,000 people that talk and walk just like me.
The other reason that I ponder this question is that the power of Java is a perfect fit for the areas where websites may need more than markups or scripting, such as middleware logic. PHP and Ruby etc are cool for building pages, but they are not ideal candidates for building middleware logic. Given that Java covers the "high end" of the spectrum well (where sophisticated processing is needed), wouldn't it be great to use Java all the way?
Is it Java as a programming language too difficult to use, comparing with those scripting oriented interpreted languages? Yes, this maybe the reason. But there are 5 million Java developers out there already, and millions of developers make a living by write server side Java code. A lot of websites are built by these Java developers, and somehow they choose to use PHP or Ruby instead. Why? It is even more puzzling that I have seen quite a few Enterprise Java people decided against Java - when they decided to build their web 2.0 site, they went for PHP even though they have to learn PHP.
Is it the lack of tooling? I think there are more tools for Java than, say, Ruby.
Is it the lack of frameworks? I bet there are more Java frameworks than the population in China.
OK, a lot of websites are fairly simple, mainly composed of markup pages, scripts and some lightweight logic on the server side, where PHP and Ruby are good for. Java maybe an overkill for such websites. But there are a lot of websites that are much more sophisticated than "lightweight" logic on the server side. For example, FaceBook was relatively simple initially, but now with FaceBook API and Platform, its complexity is growing. Why not use Java for such websites?
So what is missing from the Java world? What is the ideal architecture to build a website using Java?
- Option 1: JSP/Servlet with a Java Servlet engine (or even an application server): This is the dominant architecture for Enterprise web applications. But it clearly has not been appealing for building websites in comparison to PHP or Ruby;
- Option 2: JavaServer Faces: JSF is the new kid on the block. Is it going to make building websites easier? Probably not. It is designed for simplifying building form-based applications.
- Option 3: Using a Java based content management system (CMS)? I have come across many CMS systems over the last few years, and haven't been impressed by anyone of them.
|keith 11/11/07 07:27:48 PM EST
Although some of the comments here do favour alternative to Java, I suggest that you will not find the real answers by asking a group of people who read Technical Java Articles regularly. You need to ask the people who write successful applications in these technologies. Has anyone got any good articles from say the authors of facebook where they discuss reasons for their choice of technology ?
|Sam D 11/11/07 02:42:13 AM EST
I would like to hear some feedback from the PHP and Ruby enthusiasts on what they think of Groovy.
|the trend 11/11/07 02:40:25 AM EST
Someone said Delphi for web?? please...
|jamesl 11/10/07 05:19:56 PM EST
|thecancerus 11/10/07 05:02:26 PM EST
that is the problem of all java developers.. they can see outside the walls of java... java is very power full, but for building web application it's like using sword to sew the clothes instead of using needles.
you see for building the websites php/ruby is better option as they are designed for just that unlike java which is designed for being an application programming language.
|Esteban Pacheco 11/10/07 03:30:28 PM EST
I think you guys are missing Delphi. :)
|Paul Sundling 11/10/07 01:07:36 AM EST
One of the big problems with this article is that it only lists 3 Java options, all of which are lacking. The answer that is clear to me is Velocity and Spring MVC. For the most part you just to learn SimpleFormController and Velocity templates, which is even more basic than PHP.
If there is a team working on the project, this will well with clear separation. For the most part, the front end developer doesn't need to know much with all the business logic on the back end side.
The hardest part is to get the initial configuration going and you can do that by using AppFuse.
|Alexei 11/09/07 08:52:15 PM EST
Wow.. where to begin.
I think one of the key problems with Java is the sheer number of frameworks out there actually dilutes the availability of useful information for whatever path you do choose for your application. Rails is a very opinionated framework and there are clearly defined ways of doing things - this is attractive to some people. Top that off with Ruby which is a real joy to work with. I mean, seriously.. its a great language, and if you like terse, non-verbose code.. then Ruby is very appealing. This is something Java doesn't do as well.
Another reason Rails is appealing for web developers is you get so much out-of-the-box. A lot of Ajax stuff is baked right in so you dont have to go outside the framework to do things like autocompletes and basic callbacks.. this saves developers time and lets them prototype rapidly.
PHP is appealing I think for sortof similar reasons.. although its very un-opinionated.. It's a lightweight language and very quick to get stuff up and running. Although lately I've been less impressed by PHP in general.. I'm getting tired of inconsistencies in the API, wierd documentation, and buggy distributions.
Another comment I have is about what you said about these other languages being somehow fundamentally limiting when you try to do 'tough stuff'. I'd say that's true and not true at the same time. There may not be easy ways, for example, to interface directly with custom hardware in Rails.. but as soon as you start to need to do that kind of stuff, you can easily write those components in C++ (which you probably should anyway) and use the C libraries for rails to tie into your web application. They have great facilities for binding to external applications when you dont want to attempt something in script.
Anyway I'd be interested to hear your comments on this.
|Claude Coulombe 11/09/07 06:04:53 PM EST
1) Many hosting companies doesn't provide cheap support for TOMCAT and J2EE server.
2) Many projects begin small and cheap. So it's easier to start with low cost hostings and tools. After, it's too late you are caught with your previous technological decisions.
SOLUTION : SUN should offer cheap Java based solutions to hosting companies.
|jsloan 11/09/07 02:56:28 PM EST
Your question "So what is the ideal architecture..." has already been answered by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shared_nothing_architecture Shared nothing architecture] crowd.
Perhaps you should rephrase your question to "Can you build the ideal web architecture with Java?"
|Don Babcock 11/09/07 01:26:41 PM EST
You asked:
"So what is missing from the Java world? What is the ideal architecture to build a website using Java?
Easy. ColdFusion. Since CF is JAVA under the covers it offers almost seamless transition between CF tag coding for the "easy" stuff yet if you need the power of Java it is right there at your fingertips. For example, we use JRules, a commercial Java rules engine, for business logic. Adding to the CF server was a simple as adding a folder containing the JAR files to the server classpath. Then you just use it right from the CF environment. Most of our staff are NOT java programmers but they can easily use CF because it hails from the HTML world they started in. Those of us from the Java side can just drop in our JARS and roll as well as make them available to the non-Java developers via CF components. It is a beautiful marriage from a number of perspectives.
|Jim 11/09/07 10:26:11 AM EST
1) The purpose of the project should be a prominent factor in the choice of tools for execution. If your project ranges from a non-transactional content display system all the way to a mid-volume (or higher) commerce site, choices about programming language can be subordinated to questions of cost, design, and the expertise of available resources. The fact is that PHP, Perl, python, java, etc. etc. can all get these jobs done to the satisfaction of clients who need projects of this size and scope.
2) If your project needs to be a high-availability, fault tolerant, high-volume etc. etc., then the technical factors including language need to be more carfully evaluated for their supportability, stability, longevity, standards adherence, fault tolerance, blah, blah, blah. If your project is this big, then these choices should be made by engineers, not designers, marketers, or a couple of beleaguered staff.
If your project is of the first type, then it's true that as many have said, its just easier from start to finish to implement in php or ruby or perl because 1) they're easier to learn, 2) they have more hosting support, 3) there's more/more-accessible FOSS for small to medium sized web apps in those languages 4) using j2ee for a cms or shopping cart is like hitting a nail with a pile-driver, 5) Anyone who knows the big standard languages (C, C++, Java) can do php, but less so the other way around, 6) PROTOTYPING (which too few projects/orgs do anyway) does not need to be DOD/IEEE-certified-fault-tolerant-blah-blah and can be done faster/cheaper with LAMP
Why am i giving you all this free consulting?
|lifewithryan 11/09/07 10:21:05 AM EST
Java is way to complicated anymore. Too many pieces being plugged in here and there, too much configuration, and then a bloated application server sitting in the middle of all that. On top of that, most of the tools used to write Java are getting more and more complicated to use. Don't even try running Eclipse, JBoss, and MySQL on your laptop unless you got 2GB of ram and nothing else running.
|Sam D 11/09/07 10:12:32 AM EST
Based on many of these comments and references to J2EE which has been replaced by JEE current 5 and 6 which will improve upon it vastly with features such as Web Beans. It appears that amazing Java related technologies such as JBoss Seam, Groovy ( which is a dynamically typed form of Java ) and I'm even going to throw in JEE5 haven't obtained the exposure they deserve.
JBoss Seam has a tool called seam-gen which will do the same sort of deal that Rails does for Ruby you can design your db model point seam-gen at it and bang. You have all the scaffolding and pages required to do CRUD.
No I do not represent or work on those technologies mentioned but I have used them and have worked quite a bit with several dynamically typed languages in the past. Although I haven't used Ruby I have worked in large Perl and even TCL based projects. The current project I am working on uses PHP and yes these languages can let you bang some stuff out quickly but in my experience that as more and more developers come on board and the project really needs to scale things can get out of hand quickly.
As for the hosting, this is really unfortunate. I haven't had to deal with the hosting specifics myself in the past so I can't really comment. I am seeing a lot of people asking about Sun's GlassFish or the productized version Sun Java Application server now so I hope this does become better.
|john redden 11/09/07 09:59:14 AM EST
This is a case of "be careful what you wish for, you might get it." The Holy Grail in the 1990's for OO lauguages, was reusable objects." In our middle tier and data access tier Java software we use/reuse thousands of objects. This presents a huge learning curve for new comers to Java. It is very easy to get started with PHP and Ruby. Most the of the visualization developers at our company user PHP. And I notice that the number of idioms on the web pages decreases when using PHP. Another change is that PHP5 has matured considerably.
So what did our company do? We went Caucho/Resin which compiles PHP5 into Java byte code and presents the possibility of exposing all Java view objects to the visualization developers.
Bottom Line: For newbie developer, Java is difficult to learn
|Chris 11/09/07 09:20:06 AM EST
Java is too bloated for building small-scale and medium sized websites. There is just as much, if not more, support for PHP also. And if you're using PHP then it's simple to also use MySQL instead of Ruby, which is crap in the first place.
|Marc 11/09/07 09:17:59 AM EST
Just like many other comments already stated: lack of good hosting! There are some, but they are rare and more expensive than php. I think this is due to the lack of a good "shared" application/servlet servers: every application typically needs its own JVM and almost its own server. On the other hand it's trivial to host many php sites on the same apache server.
Hopefully with virtualization improving constantly, we will see more cheap hosting packages that give you an independent, pre-configured, and managed virtual server.
|robert 11/09/07 08:52:35 AM EST
I'm a Java developer, but I prefer PHP. My primary reason is that Java documentation on the web is (a) disorganized, (b) written by people with PhD's who never learned to write coherently, and (c) filled with out of date, nearly identical, yet subtly different API's. Microsoft has the game won on documentation to date, but PHP developers as a whole document things very clearly, concisely, and in language that is accessible by anyone.
|Jon Evans 11/09/07 06:45:52 AM EST
> I bet there are more Java frameworks than the population in China.
You say that like you think it's a good thing!
|Alessandro Ronchi 11/09/07 04:04:45 AM EST
I think one reason (not the only one) is that many developers come from web design world. PHP is much more simple to learn/use than Java: you can copy and paste a code snippet in a php file, put (not "deploy") it on your 10$/year hosting space and see it working. Learning Java is a matter of object oriented programming, something far from designing a web page and filling it with some php code snippets.
|OHo 11/09/07 04:00:36 AM EST
same for me and I guess thousands others: availability of cheap hosting for everyone. I learned & used Java first, then had to switch because of the hosting offerings my customers typically use.
|Bozhidar Bozhanov 11/09/07 01:57:22 AM EST
The hosting is the reason (mainly) - I'm a Java developer, and I still make php sites because of no decent Java hosting around. And if any, the prices are not attractive.
|Richard Tandoh 11/08/07 09:10:19 PM EST
I think the fact that PHP hosting packages are ten-a-penny and cost little or nothing has a lot to do with it. Java hositng, I find, is still hard to come by and relatively costly.
|Sam D 11/08/07 08:39:01 PM EST
Have you guys looked at JBoss Seam? If not I think it might be worth your while to do a bit of investigation on it.
Many of the great ideas will be incorporated into JEE6 as Web Beans and simplifies things significantly. It will basically collapse the communication between the web-tier and ejb-tier making the interaction a lot less cumbersome. That is a very simplified comment though, there is much much more that developers will see out of this in all phases of development. Here is the link to the JSR:
Oh and one more thing, do not rule out Groovy. Being able to mix and match Java with Groovy is pretty amazing so you have the best of both worlds without having to sacrifice. JBoss Seam already supports Groovy.
|ac 11/08/07 08:09:43 PM EST
For me it's the hosting - if you're making a small site for fun you don't want to pay big bucks for java hosting - PHP is easier to find and a lot cheaper
|Dave J 11/08/07 07:00:34 PM EST
I find Java too cumbersome for the front-end, but great for encapsulating business logic and objects. So, in a MVC design, I like ColdFusion for the V, Java for M, and one or the other for the C.
|John C. 11/08/07 07:14:49 AM EST
Definitely not Java, complexity/framework overload and an obvious design-by-committee feel to it. Rails would be interesting; conventions build right in to alleviate the pain. But probable I'd choose PHP, because it just works (many major sites have proven this fact) and you do not need a PhD. to use it.
|Michael 11/08/07 05:26:29 AM EST
I am a long-term Java guy and do much of my web stuff in Rails now. Why? The efficiency of Rails. I think I am about 5-10 times faster with Rails. You dont believe me?
Try building a little db-driven site with Rails and, say, JSF/Hibernate/Spring. You'll see.
|Johan Chouquet 11/08/07 04:05:51 AM EST
I'm also a Java/J2EE developer.
Unfortunately, I don't have a way to manage directly what is installed on the machine that hosts my website. The inconvenient of Java is that Java needs a JVM installed of the machine to run. Of course, this is a good thing for portability, but when we don't have access to the machine, sometimes it's just impossible to install Java. So, I think that's why Java developers are going to PHP. All hosts supports PHP, but not always Java.
|VelocityWebDev 11/08/07 12:31:31 AM EST
I don't know that it matters - a majority of the sites that are built using PHP or Ruby are quickly redesigned and redeployed. They are disposable sites. Although many use them for years, the reality is instant gratification. Too many Java developers (scripted interpreted language with c++ as it's kernel?) over think their solutions. I've seen it and done it! So I can point fingers at myself and others. For that matter, this question can be taken a step further, why not just develop in C++ or C or assembler? Because it doesn't appeal. So, I guess the real answer is, regardless of technical background and desire to make Java THE web development language - it too is not universally appealing to the masses.
|Peter Blazejewicz 11/07/07 02:30:03 PM EST
Hi Coach,
here is where I see why Grails:
is lacking solid backend ;(.
Peter Blazejewicz
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Elewijt Castle
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|Elewijt Castle
Tournament in front of Castle Steen by Peter Paul Rubens
Elewijt Castle, also known as "Castle of Het Steen" or "Rubenskasteel", is a castle in Elewijt, Belgium, which was owned by Peter Paul Rubens from 1635 to his death in 1640, and features in some of his paintings.
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Coordinates: 50°57′33.63″N 4°28′38.76″E / 50.9593417°N 4.4774333°E
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There is a lot of advice on how candidates should optimize their LinkedIn profile so they can be found by recruiters. I recently came across this post 5 Reasons Recruiters Don't Click Through Your LinkedIn Profile which inspired me for this post.
Over the summer months of 2013 I have done some research how recruiters in Belgium present themselves on LinkedIn (750 profiles of recruitment professionals reviewed) and here are my conclusions (and also the reasons why candidates do not click on recruiter's profiles).
Reason #1: 50% have NO profile picture. Recruiters want to see what candidates look like, but so do candidates want to know what recruiters look like.
Reason #2: They have no contact information. And yes, only the 1st degree contacts can see you email/phone number but still as a recruiter you want to have the "good" candidates find you easily. Only 1 in 8 has their email/phone number visible somewhere in their profile! Only 50% mention their website!
BTW. Few job seekers are not using the Inmail functions.
Reason #3: Only 33% have a personalized Vanity URL. This could suggest a newbie or someone who does not care about their image or profile.
Reason #4: Few contact (Less than 250). I understand you are careful with who you let into your network but less than 500 contacts does not foster any confidence that the recruiter is "well connected". It is also unlikely they will connect with you, even if they do not share who they are connected to..
Reason #5: About 50% have completed their summary information (your elevator pitch). When it comes to their work history it seems they are not willing to provide much detail about it other than their title. Less than 10% have discovered the multi-media possibilities of LinkedIn. It seems the motto is "less is better". Again not fostering confidence.
Reason #6: Recruiters do not seems to share much which groups they belong to. Most are part of 8 to 12 groups mostly general or peer groups. So again, it makes it difficult for candidates to get in touch with them. (Tip: remember, you can send free emails to all group members). Additionally, recruiters do not seem to follow any companies. Most follow their own only.
Reason #7: Few recruiters are active on other networks such as Twitter, Facebook or Google+. So Twitter handles can barely be found on their LinkedIn profile.
Reason #8: You have "Select what others see when you've viewed their profile" set to anonymous or semi-anonymous. The candidate is not able to click back.
Reason #9: Recruiters barely use Status Update to inform their network they are looking for candidates or even better sharing valuable information about the recruitment business or processes.
Reason #10: Most recruiters have few endorsements (sign of unhappy candidates?). And recommendations are even more hard to find.
When it comes down to company profile, recruitment companies do not stand out an example. Here are some examples:
.I would like to end with 2 conclusions:
What reasons do you have not to visit recruiter's profile? Love to hear from you!
If you are interested in getting a copy of the results of my survey (200 companies and 750 profiles reviewed), please mail me at email@example.com .
I guess going by this study most recruiter in LinkedIn never get to personalize their profile. If this be true then it would be difficult to connect with clients.
People need to feel the personality behind the profile so they can easily communicate their needs with ease. Its important having this post exposing some crucial points online recruiters have been missing.
I have left this similar comment in Kingged.com - the content
syndication website for Internet marketers where this post was found.
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I've noticed an increase in requests from recruiters to be added to my LinkedIn network, but there has been only one who actually messaged me with a specific job description for an open position. I'm not sure why recruiters even bother to join my network. They don't promote jobs or ask for my feedback on what kind of potential candidates my company/department generates.
I don't click on their profiles because I'm not actively looking to get recruited. But I have many sub-ordinates who are looking for jobs in their preferred fields and are in my call center on a temporary basis. I believe that recruiters inherently understand that customer service/call center jobs are entry-level positions and most agents won't make a career out of them. I understand the transient nature of call center agents and their pursuit of higher pay, better benefits, fame & glory, etc. It doesn't make sense to me that recruiters aren't partnering with supervisors and managers to flush out the special talents of employees stuck in these entry-level jobs.
What groups are you in?
What skills are you looking for?
What does your company produce?
Tell me something useful so I can help them achieve their professional goals.


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Yes. Use a thermometer. Your lasagna will be done at an internal temperature of 165F (74C). Just lower the baking temp appropriately. I can't know the time and oven temperature that will actually work for you, because you didn't present them, but I hope this helps.
It works. It tastes great. I've done numerous variations (All Veggie, White lasagna, etc.) for numerous dinners and no one has EVER known the difference. Including several Italian moms.
Anything airtight is fine. If the sheets will fit in a Ziploc, that would be perfect. Another option that would certainly be big enough is a bread bag, well sealed. If you still have the box the pasta came in, you can put the bag inside the box to give the pasta a small measure of protection against breakage. I checked with Still Tasty and they didn't have ...
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The combination of warm/moist advection and positive vorticity advection ahead of the low will produce the heavy precipitation shield this afternoon and evening. As the low migrates into western Montana after midnight, west/northwest upslope flow into the central and southern Idaho Panhandle will produce additional heavy snow showers for places like Lookout Pass, Mullan, Clarkia, Winchester, and the northern Blues. * Snow Amounts: Through early Sunday morning, look for 3 to 6 inches of accumulation for Spokane, Pullman, Deer Park and Metaline Falls. Orographic enhancement should yield higher snow amounts for Sandpoint, Coeur D`Alene, Plummer, and St Maries with 5 to 8 inches...and similar amounts are probable for the Camas Praire above 3000 feet. Post-frontal convective snow showers will likely persist over Shoshone county into Sunday morning contributing to the potential for 6 to 12 inches in Wallace, Mullan, and Deary. * Highlights: Snow amounts for the northern and central Idaho Panhandle look to be solidly withing Winter Storm Warning criteria (4 inches in 12hrs or 6 inches in 24hrs). The north/south corridor from Colville to Spokane to Pullman looks to be borderline for Warning Amounts with 3 to 5 inches. Spokane county looks funny on the map surrounded by Winter Storm Warnings, but I will leave it as is. Stronger winds this evening over the Washington Palouse will contribute to the potential for blowing and drifting, and the deeper colder air from Deer Park northward may experience higher snow ratios and more spots over the 4 inch threshold. * Bust potential: A change from snow to rain may bust the forecast for heavy snow in the Pullman area. The track of the surface low will make a big difference on whether portions of southeast Washington make it into the warm sector with this storm. The NAM and GFS suggest that the rain/snow line will be very close this evening. It could be the difference between 6 inches of heavy snow in Pullman or 2 inches of snow followed by rain. Sunday and Sunday Night: The upper low responsible for the snow is forecast to shear out and quickly move southeastward into central Montana and Wyoming on Sunday. The models prog the potential for a ragged lingering deformation band of snow over the Idaho Panhandle on Sunday, but it does not appear to produce much more than an inch of additional accumulation for the lowlands. Weak to moderate post frontal northwesterly flow should enhance snow showers over the mountains of southern Shoshone county, the Camas Prairie, and the Blue Mountains for an additional 1 to 3 inches of accumulation. /GKoch Monday through Wednesday night: Models are in good agreement of a cold arctic air mass dropping into the area on Monday. A 1055mb surface high over central British Columbia and southern Alberta will result in a tight north-northeast pressure gradient with 850mb winds increasing to 30-35 kts. Model soundings, MAV guidance, and UW WRF-GFS winds suggest sustained winds of 15-25 mph with gusts of 35-40 mph across the Columbia Basin and Spokane area...with stronger winds of 20-30 mph with gusts to 45 mph down the Purcell Trench affecting Sandpoint and Coeur D`Alene. These winds will likely lead to areas of blowing snow. The Okanogan Valley will also see elevated winds as northerly wind channel down the valley. These winds will combine with afternoon temperatures mainly in the lower to mid 20s creating wind chill values between 5-15F. These wind chill values will drop further Monday night with below 0F readings possible. The coldest night for low temperatures will likely be Tuesday night as pressure gradients relax allowing for strong radiational cooling. Although some passing mid and high clouds from the north may keep temperatures from dropping to full potential. Model guidance and past pattern experience with arctic air masses and fresh snow cover leads to the potential for the colder locations to drop to between 0 to -10F. These below zero readings are most likely in the typical cold spots like Mazama, Republic, Priest Lake, and Deer Park. The arctic air mass will usher in much drier air with dry conditions over all the area by Monday night. A few lingering snow showers are expected during the day on Monday mainly near the Cascades and southeast Washington before the drier air arrives. Thursday through Friday...The 00z GFS and ECMWF models were showing a bit more flattening of the offshore ridge during this period with the potential for weak waves to drop down in northwest flow compared to previous model runs. If these new solutions pan out this would lead to a gradual increase in snow chances with northwest flow most favoring the Cascade crest and Idaho Panhandle. The best chances for the Cascades looks to hold off til Friday...although given model changes during this period confidence is not very high in the details. JW && .AVIATION... 12Z TAFS: Snow will increase over the Idaho Panhandle and the eastern third of Washington between 14z-18z. The heaviest snow will likely fall in the 18z-03z time frame with accumulations of 3 to 5 inches expected for Spokane, Pullman, and Colville. Westerly upslope should increase amounts at Coeur D`Alene and Sandpoint into the 4 to 8 inch range. Ceilings during the afternoon and early evening will likely be below 1000 feet during the heaviest snow and visibilities below a mile. A well pronounced precipitation shadow will yield little to no accumulation for Wenatchee, Omak, and Moses Lake. /GLKoch && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... Spokane 32 27 31 18 21 6 / 100 70 40 30 20 0 Coeur d`Alene 31 27 31 18 20 5 / 100 100 60 20 10 0 Pullman 33 29 33 18 21 3 / 100 100 70 50 30 10 Lewiston 38 32 38 24 28 9 / 70 100 70 50 30 10 Colville 32 26 33 20 24 1 / 100 50 30 30 10 0 Sandpoint 30 27 32 19 21 2 / 100 100 60 20 10 10 Kellogg 30 26 30 15 17 -1 / 100 100 80 40 20 10 Moses Lake 34 27 32 23 29 12 / 30 10 10 30 20 0 Wenatchee 35 28 33 25 30 13 / 10 10 10 50 40 0 Omak 30 25 29 21 25 9 / 20 20 20 40 10 0 && .OTX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... ID...Winter Storm Warning until 4 PM PST Sunday for Central Panhandle Mountains. Winter Storm Warning from 10 AM this morning to 4 PM PST Sunday for Lewis and Southern Nez Perce Counties. Winter Storm Warning until 4 AM PST Sunday for Coeur d`Alene Area-Idaho Palouse-Northern Panhandle. WA...Winter Storm Warning from 10 AM this morning to 4 PM PST Sunday for Northeast Blue Mountains. Winter Storm Warning until 4 AM PST Sunday for Northeast Mountains-Washington Palouse. Winter Weather Advisory until 4 AM PST Sunday for East Slopes Northern Cascades-Okanogan Highlands. Winter Weather Advisory until 10 PM PST this evening for Spokane Area. && $$


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|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 7:23am
Did you have your babies before, on or after their due dates?
What where their stats?
DD1 was born 14 days before her due date. She was 4 lbs 11 oz and 16.5 inches long.
DD2 was born 10 days before her due date. She was 7 lbs 1 oz and 20 inches long.
DD3 was born 5 days before her due date. She was 7 lbs 6 oz and 19.75 inches long.
Even though she was born before her due date I felt like I was over with DD3 because I had never made it that far before.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 8:13am
Dd was born the day before her due date. Her bday is my parent's anniversary and is also my brothers birthday (my mom spent her 25th wedding anniv in labor and having a csec). When I got pg with dd and her due date was the day after her birthday, my brother tried to convince to have her on his birthday. He was 13; he didn't understand how those things work. I assured him it wouldn't happen. Then it did! lol
Ds was born on his due date. I was induced with him due to high BP. But, that morning I lost my plug, had bloody show and had contractions anyway, so I think he would have been born that day regardless.
Oh yeah ... dd was 7lbs, 7.5 oz. 21 in.
Ds was 7lbs, 7 oz. 20 in.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 9:01am
DS2 born 35 minutes before his due date, LOL! Weight 8 lb. .5 oz., 21 inches long. He was born on his cousin's 15th birthday.
DS1 was due on Valentine's Day. But President's Day was the day after Valentine's Day. I was still working but really didn't want to go back to work after President's Day but wanted to get the paid holiday. So I really wanted DS1 to be born on 2/16. And he was, the dear.
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|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 10:56am
He was 8lbs 13oz and 22.5 inches. HUGE. And I'll never forget, while I was IN labor, the dr feeling my abdomen and saying "Oh, I'd say we have about a 6 pounder in here...." then right after we were born the dr looks at me and says "Where were you hiding him?!" NO ONE thought I'd have such a big baby-I'm not a real big person to begin with, and had only gained about 27lbs, and my stomach wasnt even that big (I could still wear some normal clothes!). We decided he must have been wrapped around my spinal cord, LOL.
Dd was 8lbs 11 oz and (I think) 21 inches. Dh doesnt remember her due date, but is pretty sure her birth mother went overdue by about a week. She was born April 5.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 11:03am
Did you have your babies before, on or after their due dates?
Peter was one week early; Joey was 4 days early.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 11:41am
DS was born one week early, causing DH to miss the birth. He was at a job interview and the airport shut down due to snow. My mom and sister attended the birth though. DS was 7 lbs. 13 oz.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 11:55am
My DD was born a full TWO WEEKS after her due date. She was 8 lbs and 6 oz. and 20 inches.....full head of hair and very alert newborn.
My DS was born one week after his due date. He was 9 pounds and 2 oz and 20.5 inches.....as much hair as his sister. Everyone in the nursery said how huge he was...he never even lost weight at discharge...he's been gaining ever since. At 8 weeks he was 16 pounds (and he's bfeeding so it wasn't because he drinks a ton of formula)
I have no idea what its like to have a tiny fragile newborn. Neither of my kids fit into those tiny newborn diapers and by the second week, my DS was in size 2 pampers. LOL
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 11:56am
DS2 was a scheduled C-section. He was a week early, and we were able to ensure that he had his "own" birthday. My side of the family has 6 birthdays on the day surrounding DS2 birth. We have now locked up the 7th through the 14th of the month with family b-days. Since he was a week early he was only 8lbs. 9 oz and 21 inches long.
|Fri, 01-23-2004 - 11:58am


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Antoni "Antek" Cierplikowski (1884 – 1976) became the world's first celebrity hairdresser when he opened the salon Antoine de Paris in Paris and became known as Monsieur Antoine.[1]
He was born in Sieradz, Poland, and learnt hairdressing by working for his uncle in Łódź. He moved to Paris in 1901 where he worked in the salon at Galeries Lafayette. During the summer season, he worked in Deauville, following the high society of Paris who vacationed there. In 1904, he created a stylish coiffure for Lily de Moure when she lost her fashionable hat. When she appeared hatless on the arm of a royal prince, this caused a sensation and other fashionable ladies then wanted to have their hair styled by le petit russe (the little Russian).[2]
He started a fashion for a short bob cut in 1909 which was inspired by Joan of Arc.[3] He then introduced the shingle cut in the 1920s which became popular with daring young women — the Bloomsbury set and flappers.[3] In 1924, he dyed his dog's hair blue. This blue hair was taken up by the first professional interior designer, Lady Elsie De Wolfe Mendl, which started a new fad. He created the iconic "garconne" hairstyle for the likes of Coco Chanel, Josephine Baker, and Edith Piaf.[4] His creations were rumoured to cost up to 500 francs - more than £1,000 in today's money.[5] In the 1930s, he introduced blonde highlights and a style of upswept hair.[5]
In 1924, he opened a salon at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York which became the most fashionable hair salon in America. Other famous hairdressers established their reputations there, such as Sydney Guilaroff.[5] The peak of Antoine's career was the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937, when he supervised 400 coiffures in one night.
After the death of his wife in 1973 Monsieur Antoine moved to his birthplace Sieradz, where he died in July 1976.
- ^ Hubert Demory (2006), Monsieur Antoine: grand maître de la haute coiffure française, l'Harmattan, ISBN 978-2-296-01549-4
- ^ Steven Zdatny (1999), Hairstyles and fashion: a hairdresser's history of Paris, 1910-1920
- ^ a b "Bob haircut celebrates 100th birthday", The Daily Telegraph, 9 Jan 2009
- ^ Zhang Pengfei, Antoine De Paris feted in Poland, CCTV.com
- ^ a b c Hairdressers Journal International (2012), Hairdressing Icons: Antoine de Paris
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Ok, so we've planted the plants for the BLT challenge. We have even convinced friends to plant the arugula for the "greens". Neil has ordered the pork belly from our local organic butcher – Rowe Farms. I ordered the curing salts. Today the kosher salts arrived for the curing. Cleo is VERY interested:
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And so it begins…..
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The Community Watershed Stewardship Program (CWSP) is accepting pre-applications for stewardship grants. The deadline to submit pre-applications is 4:00 pm on Friday, February 6, 2015. A grant review committee will then invite selected applicants to submit full applications in April.
If you have an idea about how to enhance or improve your neighborhood or community, consider applying for a small grant. Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. (SWNI) has a total of $10,676 available to neighborhood and community organizations in the Southwest Neighborhood coalition area. Grant funding range is from $200 to $2,000. Deadline for proposals is 5 pm, January 16th.
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Position Duration: Approx. 10-15 hours/week for 12 months, based on current funding.Employment Dates: July 2013–June 2014 (further employment contingent on funding)
This group is for discussing issues related to bicycling in SW Portland, Oregon, including (but not limited to) safety, improving bicycling options, routes, events, etc.
Currently the SW Trails group is working with the City of Portland to identify potential Bicycle Boulevards, trails, bike lanes, etc. for SW Portland. We conducted a series of "ground truthing" and route planning rides in July and August, 2007. Visit the SW Bicycling Routes page for more information, including a downloadable map of proposed routes.
We have installed the open-source Mailman mailing list software on our server. This enables us to quickly and easily create community mailing lists for a variety of purposes and audiences. Sending eMail to list subscribers is simple, and automation handles the drudgery of maintaining subscriber lists. Your lists will each have their own home page (as will each subscriber), so folks will be able to locate and self-subscribe to your list. You need not know subscribers' eMail addresses, worry about bounced eMails, etc.
Join us every second Saturday of each month for a walk around Southwest Portland. We meet in the Parking lot of Wilson High School behind the dance studio. The average walk is five to six miles with 300 to 500 feet in elevation changes.
Check back here for details on specific walk destinations.
This is a resource for SWNI committee and neighborhood association web masters. It is a place to post questions and tips about creating your community website, here on the SWNI server, using our CMS (Content Management System).
This is the Fire Station 18 Advisory Committee home page. It is a repository for information and documents pertaining to SAC 18 activities.
At the October SW Trails meeting, we talked about using a forum on the SWNI site to trade ideas on bike routes through SW Portland. We were invited to take a SW Trails Map and mark it up with our comments. An effort is being made to solicit input from all of the neighborhoods about bike routes. I didn't see that anyone else had posted to this site relative to this topic, so I'm taking the liberty of initiating a discussion here. What follows are my comments on routes through Maplewood and SW Portland in general.
Recognizing that there are emergency preparedness situations which may not directly impact specfiic neighborhood, but rather SWNI, or the City of Portland as a whole, the SWNI Emergency Preparedness Committee has formed the SWNI NET Team. The SWNI NET Team will be available to respond to incidents such as floods, windstorms, public speaking requests and recruitment opportunities as requested by SWNI, POEM or Portland Fire Bureau.
Information on the web on how to cope with winter weather conditions…
Hello SWNI neighbors, my name is Brian Hughes. I am a Portland Police Officer who recently started in the Neighborhood Response Team Office, which is essentially a group of officers who are assigned neighborhoods within their respective precincts. I, along with Officer Mark Freidman share the SW Neighborhoods. Our mission is to help the members within our neighborhood associations with problems that the regular patrol officers might not be able to adequately take care of. It is not uncommon for us to deal with loud party houses, drug houses. homeless population issues and traffic problems.
Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as medical advice nor as CPR training.
Update: We published this web page in 2006. In 2008, the American Heart Association's Emergency Cardiovascular Care committee recommended that bystanders who witness a sudden collapse in an adult should give CCR [ref:NIH]. In 2010, mainstream TV news finally picked up the story as "breaking news."
Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as medical advice nor as CPR training.
Update: We published this web page in 2006. In 2008, the American Heart Association's Emergency Cardiovascular Care committee recommended that bystanders who witness a sudden collapse in an adult should give CCR [ref:NIH]. In 2010, mainstream TV news finally picked up the story as "breaking news."
A new CPR technique is said to dramatically increase survival rate for adult (over 15 yo) cardiac arrest victims. Survival rate for out-of-hospital witnessed cardiac arrest is nearly tripled by the technique called "cardiocerebral resuscitation" (CCR). Not only is CCR more effective, it is simpler and more people may be inclined to render aid. Many people are reluctant to perform mouth-to-mouth on a stranger, but would probably be willing to perform CCR, so additional lives might be saved.
http://www.multnomahares.org is the new URL for Multnomah County ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Services), the organization of volunteer amateur radio operators who will connect NET teams back to fire stations if conventional coomunications fail. You can also find us by going to the Portland Amateur Radio Club site http://ww.w7lt.org and selecting ARES/RACES.Please consider using us as an information resource for your internal communication planning, for we practice weekly and have broad experience with using radio all over the City. We meet monthly at Fire Station No. 2, 4800 NE 122 Ave (just north of Sandy) on the 4th Thursday of the month at 7PM.
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Found an interesting article titled Aid experts debunk post-disaster myths on Reuters' AlertNet web site:
LONDON (AlertNet) - In the aftermath of a sudden disaster, aid workers say the media often perpetuates certain myths and misconceptions about survivors and the best way to help them. Here are some of the myths that seasoned relief agencies want to debunk.
LONDON (AlertNet) - In the aftermath of a sudden disaster, aid workers say the media often perpetuates certain myths and misconceptions about survivors and the best way to help them. Here are some of the myths that seasoned relief agencies want to debunk.
There is an excellent article everyone – especially ET members – should read titled Learning From The Earthquake. It is a firsthand account of citizen emergency response in one area of San Francisco following the Loma Prieta earthquake. Reading the whole article is important because you better understand why the bullet points in the synopsis below are important. And only by reading the full account can you understand the all so important psychology of such a situation. You will be dealing with not only with your own emotions, but those of others around you as well. By understanding what to expect, you will be better prepared to respond to an emergency and save lives.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication), XML and Atom feeds – known generically as web feeds – are useful for keeping abreast of web sites which update often. When you subscribe to a web feed, you see an abbreviated list of articles, much like a table of contents for a magazine. Web feeds contain a title, a "teaser" showing a little of its content, and a link to view the whole article. This is a convenient and time-saving way of scanning new content on a web site. You can quickly find those pages of interest without wasting time loading the "stinkers."
What does it mean to build a disaster-resistant community? It means raising citizen awareness of the dangers we face, the importance of preparing for disaster, knowledge of how to respond, and insisting that our elected officials do what they can to create a disaster-resistant infrastructure (e.g. building disaster-resistant fire stations and schools – which can serve as emergency shelters – in every community in our city, beefing up seismic building codes, etc.)
I'd like to let folks know about the Portland NETs Yahoo! Group. I started this group after finishing my NET training with the idea that it could be a city-wide information source. It is completely unofficial and does not have any sponsorship by POEM or the City of Portland. Right now there are not a lot of members, but there are some useful links. I've also posted dates of some of the upcoming NET basic and advanced training.
An overview of creating web pages on the SWNI site.
This page describes what InterNet services we offer to neighborhood associations & committees, what we hope to offer in the future, and what we don't plan to support.
In 2001 the Portland Parks Bureau asked SWNI to give recommendations on where dog off-leash areas could be sited in Southwest Portland parks. SWNI formed a committee with representatives from all SW neighborhood associations. The committee worked for 8 months to prepare a report of recommendations to the Parks Bureau (see Final_Report_2.4.pdf attachement below to view the entire report). On November 20, 2002 the full board of the SWNI approved the report and directed that it be sent to the Parks Bureau. Click here to see the minutes of that Board meeting.
Attendance: Glenn Bridger, Jayne Cronlund, Ester McGinnis, Dennis Hays, Nancy Hand, Dorothy Gage, Kathy Bambeck, Darien Reece, Andy Rocker, Keturah Pennington, Brad Baugher, Jan Weston, Jack Klinker, Kirky Doblie, Don Baack Lillie Fitzpatrick. Staff: Sylvia Bogert.
Guests: Lee Perlman, freelance writer Multnomah Village Post.
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Yay! It is almost Friday! We have just about made it through the week. Today was another long day. School was crazy busy and then my phone broke, so I had to go to Verizon – twice. New phone will be here Monday!
In between errands and cleaning for our weekend company I managed to try a new recipe! My girlfriend Meg sent me the recipe last week (thanks Meg!) and I changed it a little to go with what I had in the cupboard.
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Garlic Parsley Sauce with Shrimp and Veggies
(adapted from Meg's recipe from Giada's new cookbook!)
Squeeze the garlic into a food processor. Add parsley and vinegar into the processor. Blend together and gradually add in the EVOO. Add parm, salt, pepper and chop until well blended.
Cook shrimp until done in boiling water. Drain shrimp and rinse in cold water. While shrimp are chilling, cook veggies in a stir fry pan. When shrimp are done, add them to the veggies and add parsley sauce. Cook together until done. Serve over your favorite whole grain.
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Mo to Sa from 09:30 AM to 05:00 PM,Su from 11:00 AM to 05:00 PMGet close to your favorite sea creatures and also some of the deadliest snakes. This aquarium in the revamped Academy of Sciences showcases piranhas, pythons, pipefish, penguins, moray eels and snakes. The Philippine Coral Reef Exhibit will have you marveling at the rainbow of tropical fish. At the Touch Tide Pool you can touch sea stars and hermit crabs. The newest addition includes the Snake Alley, which displays anacondas, African rock pythons, California king snakes and the Ball python. If you are studying biology, this is a good place to meet the aquatic biologists who look after and feed the animals.
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Also heard if you are mall security you should always wear 2 trauma plates taped to your back to stop mall snipers from killing you as you walk out to your car at the end of your shift!
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