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Hi All, I want to be able to capture the printf()s in my JNI DLL to a logfile in Tomcat. I'm using jakarta-tomcat-5.5.9 and Java 1.5 on Windows XP. I'd rather use something that's built-into Tomcat.. Commons Logging or the JDK logging. Something "simple" if there is such a thing.. If I have to go with Log4j to do it, that's okay. There HAS to be some kind of way to do this.. :-\ Thanks, Joe Siebenmann __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com | |
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carnutpa Posts: 42Hopefully, someone (or Cadillac) will make a digital clock that will just pop into the spot where the analog clock is. It just seems to me that from where the driver sits, where your eyes are, to look at that clock while driving 70 mph and be able to quickly tell what time it is very difficult. I am in business and I pay very close attention to time. I find myself looking at the clock often while driving. I can glance at my digital clock in an instant and see exactly what time it is. I can't do that with the clock on the 2006 DTS and that would frustrate me.
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kpsm Posts: 12I thoroughly enjoyed my loaded 2001 Aurora with the 5-year, 60k warranty for 50,000 miles. Checking out new cars, I first drove the 6 cylinder STS, but it seemed sluggish to me. Then I tried the V-8 Buick Lucerne which seemed peppier, but still sluggish compared with my Aurora. Then we drove a DTS Performance model with the NAV system, and it took me no time at all to want it.
We now have the Light Platinum color, with everything on it except for the Adaptive Cruise Control, which I do not want. This car will really move, but the ride is about the best that I've ever experienced.
I wanted the NAV for the enhanced display for XM radio. I am now enjoying using the voice command system for changing radio channels and CD tracks. My wife really likes the analog clock.
We just took delivery on Monday, so these are my early impressions. But, it appears to me that my new Performance DTS is a very worthy successor to my Aurora that I had enjoyed so much for the past four and one-half years. -
merckx Posts: 565I'm considering getting a base DTS for my wife this month. I'm a little concerned that the Caddy's size will make it a chore to park and not much fun to drive. I want to get the Lucerne-it's just slightly smaller. My wife likes the DTS...I'm also thinking of the STS. I'm just a little afraid of the DTS's size.
Other than acceleration(which I'm not too worried about),how did you compare the three?. I'd get the base six in the other two,btw. -
kpsm Posts: 12The DTS doesn't seem bigger to me than my Aurora, except for length. There's more rear seat leg room and a bigger trunk.
Width seems like what I've been accustomed to. The STS AWD that I drove seemed narrow to me, and its seat was not as comfortable.
My DTS is definitely fun to drive. -
quarrles Posts: 1Took delivery of my new 2006 DTS a week ago. Did not notice (my fault) that Cadillac Motor Division had mounted Continental Touring Contact AS tires on it, 235/55 R17. These are $63.00 retail, tires.(Tirerack.com) $252 worth of tires on a $50,000 sedan? Dealership offered to change them for Michelins at a $386 additional cost to me, proving that these are inferior tires. They wanted me to put as few miles as possible on the Continentals so that they could "put them back in inventory". I can't do that to someone else. These are the "standard" tires for this LUXURY car. I'll put my own tires on this car, but Cadillac and I may have just parted company.
temj12 Posts: 450This has become normal for GM. They put cheap tires on everything they build. They are trying to cut costs and it is ridiculous how stingy they are on tires. Wouldn't it be a better business move to just add the amount to MSRP for the cost of good tires? On a car with this price, do you think I am going to worry about a sticker price that is $300 more than the current.
ehaase Posts: 328I've heard that the DTS will be redesigned at the end of the decade and will get rear wheel drive. Does any insider know anything about this?
An insider on another message board I read says that the STS and DTS will probably be replaced by one car on the RWD Sigma platform by the end of the decade. There may be one version called the DTS and a 5 inch longer version called the DTS-L. The current STS is not selling well, probably because it's not much larger than the CTS. -
dispencer1 Posts: 489Thanks for the info. If I want a car the size of a Malibu I'll buy a Malibu. That's all for Cadillac for me. When the warranty on my certified '03 Deville runs out I'll look at a full size Lexus or even a Town Car. I think that Cadillac has forgotten its major customers - the people who buy Devilles/DTS's. I like big cars that are as economical on the highway as my Deville. I wish Cadillac all the luck in the world. I had hoped for something that looked like a Sixteen but with a V8. Perhaps I'll look around at a used Mercedes S Class. They have a lousy resale value and they still drive and ride like an old Cadillac.
kpsm Posts: 12I just took my Performance DTS on its first out of town trip (about 1.5 hours each way). I must say that I found my bucket seat exceptionally comfortable for me, using the adjustments that work for me. I feel almost as though I'm sitting in my favorite leather living room chair with a pillow at my back.
I like the seat elevated, relatively close to the steering wheel and with a cushiony lumbar support. In warm weather, I'm always running the seat cooler.
After about an hour on the road, sitting in a fixed position, I felt a desire to adjust my back support. I turned on the massager, and liked the refreshing effect. It runs for ten minutes at a time, and I kept turning it on again until I reached my destination. -
ehaase Posts: 328Thanks for the info. If I want a car the size of a Malibu I'll buy a Malibu. That's all for Cadillac for me.
The rumor I read on the other message board - from a very reliable insider whom I have followed for about 6 years - said that the RWD DTS may be 198 inches long and the DTS-L may be 203 inches long, so these probably won't be small cars. But these cars are at least 3 or 4 years away. -
dispencer1 Posts: 489I'll look at the DTS-L but if it is a STS with a larger trunk - which is probably will be -it won't compare with my Deville.
I frankly think that Cadillac is heading in the wrong direction but perhaps the old Deville buyers are dying off and the STS is trying to compete with a full size Lexus which is smaller than the present DTS. Tacking a new rear trunk lid, front grille, and dash on the Deville and calling it a DTS is not very smart. Everybody knows that the DTS is simply a cosmetic update of the 2000 Deville. -
dispencer1 Posts: 489When the first Avalon came out it was the width of a Camry with five inches or so tacked on the back to give more rear seat legroom. I assume that the stretch STS-based DTS will be the same way. I'm not in the least interested in a sports sedan. I want a full size wide luxury car. I don't care whether it is FWD or RWD. I'm not interested in the number of gears on the automatic transmission. I'm not interested in its horsepower as long as it isn't any less than the car I have. I want it to get 30 mpg on the road like my '03 Deville and ride like a Cadillac. If I wanted a sports sedan I'd buy a BMW.
sls002 Posts: 2,788I think the current FWD DTS will continue production through the 2009 model year, perhaps longer. The big question is what they do with the DTS next. The DeVille, now called the DTS, has been a prime seller for Cadillac since the 50's. Unless GM increased the production capacity of the sigma platform that the CTS, STS and SRX are based on, there is a limited production capacity for a sigma platform DTS. The sigma platform has some limits on size too, but I do not know what they are. The CTS is selling at the 50 to 60 thousand range, while the SRX and STS are probably going to run about 40 to 50 thousand together, making the total sigma production somewhere in the 100 to 120 thousand. This leaves a 4th sigma platform vehicle with a 40 thousand production limit.
dispencer1 Posts: 489One option will be a Lincoln Town Car. The Lexus LS430 isn't any bigger than my Impala. Right now you can buy a 2006 Town Car for $29,995 -about a $14,000 discount. They are giving them away and they don't pretend to be anything more than they are -a big, comfortable luxury sedan. The gas mileage isn't as good as the Northstar but I'll seriously consider one in 2008.
Cadillac is going in the wrong direction as far as I'm concerned but most people disagree with me. I'd get a Certified used Lincoln though because the warranty is better on the Certified one than a new one -same as Cadillac. -
dispencer1 Posts: 489I'm going to drive a number of cars when the Cadillac warranty runs out in October, 2008. I've never really been a fan of the Town Car because of the gas mileage and the fact that it rode and handled sort of like my '53 Olds 98. The Deville/DTS is lots more modern technically. I probably will discover that the best deal will be a two year old Lexus LS430 with the certified 100k warranty. I may also look at a new top of the line Avalon or a Lexus ES300. All these cars are good highway cruisers and get relatively good town gas mileage. They aren't as wide as my Deville but are probably as comfortable. Resale value is great, too -much better than anything American. I can sell both the '03 Deville and my '06 Impala and cut down on the number of cars I drive. When you start looking at the competition you discover why the Avalon/Lexus are so popular. I understand that the Lincoln has about 75% of the livery/limosine business. Wonder what will take its place? It has been a long time since I've seen a Cadillac limosine at the airport.
baltoman Posts: 43Re: ... looking at the competition you discover why the Avalon/Lexus are so popular.
I would take a hard look at the Edwards forums for the current Avalon - lots of unhappy owners with transmission hesitation. Do a search. Same with the 300 series Lexus. Some claim they have no problems. But even CR called it a problematic car with only average build quality. According to JD Edwards, Toyota has a lower consumer satisfaction rating then GM when dealing with customer complaints. -
dispencer1 Posts: 489Toyota has always handled consumer complaints poorly. They either blame the consumer (the engine sludge problem was always the fault of the owner -guess they finally fessed up)
or tell you that it is either "normal" or "can't duplicate the problem". I'll most likely get a Certified 2007 or 2008 DTS (Luxury II package) in October, 2008 when my '03 Deville warranty runs out. If Cadillac downsizes the DTS I'll keep the '07/08 until the wheels fall off. What I want to see is something that looks like the Sixteen only with an 8. -
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Dr. Henry S. Sakai graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 1994. He works in Wheaton, MD and 3 other locations and specializes in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. Dr. Sakai is affiliated with Holy Cross Hospital and Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 21 Years
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I have tried several gluten-free cornbread recipes & have not been very impressed with the results. I have taken ideas from several recipes & tweaked them until I eventually settled on this one.
If buttermilk is not readily available you may substitute 2 Tbs. concentrated lemon juice in a 1 cup container. Stir in milk to complete the 1 cup level & allow to rest for minimum 15 minutes.
Preheat 10" skillet & oven to 400 degrees.
servings8 servings
2 eggs1/4 cup sugar
1 cup buttermilk
1 cup stone ground cornmeal
1/2 cup gluten-free all purpose flour
1/4 tsp. baking soda
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup melted butter
1 Tbs. butter + 1 Tbs. oil.
Beat eggs & sugar, stir in milk mixture.Combine & stir together all dry ingredients & add to egg mixture, mixing well.
Stir in 1/4 cup melted butter.
Remove skillet from oven & add the Tbs. of butter & oil, rotating skillet until bottom & sides are coated.
Pour batter into skillet & place in oven.
Bake 25 minutes...a toothpick inserted into center of cornbread should be clean & dry when removed.
Allow to cool before attempting to cut & serve.
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recipe at a glance
type: Quick & Easy, Bread
main ingredients: Rice/Grain
cuisine: American
dietary considerations: Low Sodium, Vegetarian, Wheat/Gluten-Free, Healthy
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Buffalo Exchange is looking for an organized Office Assistant to assist Manager in maintaining store office. Prior clerical, cashier, and some computer experience (MS Word/Excel) preferred. Position includes record keeping, filing, and errands. Strong attention to detail needed. Must be cheerful and dependable. PT with benefits. Receive business literacy training at a sustainable company that works to protect the environment by reusing and recycling clothing. This is not your ordinary office job!
Join Buffalo Exchange, a values-based, growing organization practicing open-book management and business literacy training. A love of fashion and clothing is essential. Compensation is competitive and based on experience and credentials. Benefits include: health, dental, and vision insurance for employees working 20 hours or more per week; paid time off for part-time and full-time employees; profit-based bonuses; merchandise discount; a 401(k) retirement plan; career advancement; and extensive training.
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April showers are still falling here at the farm, making it hard to get much done outside these days. I've been so excited to spend my first spring on the farm full time and have been anxiously awaiting conditions outside to dry out so we can begin the spring field work prep with the horses. Last year, I have photos of Dan plowing on April 15, with a trail of dust behind him because of the dry weather. This year, it's hard to even take the plants out into the greenhouse without losing a boot in the mud and slop. But such are the realities of farming; I honestly can't think of a job that requires more patience or that is more weather-dependent. I just keep my fingers crossed that the sun will find its way back, the soil will dry out, and we'll be able to get plowing. I'm looking forward to trying my hand at more of the machinery this season.
Even though we have yet to plow a round, though, doesn't mean things here have been slow! April is always a busy month. Lil's calf continues to grow, and we've let the pair out in the pasture to join the rest of the herd. He loves the freedom and runs and plays- it's so cute I often find myself stopping what I'm doing just to watch. While we had discussed milking Lil, we decided not to. She's an older cow at 13 years old, and we felt it was best not to tax her body too much with milk production. Most Holsteins have a productive life of just 3-4 years, so this shows what a difference using heritage breeds such as Dexters can make, as this is likely Lil's 10th or 11th calf! However, we still have plans to try milking, as our other Dexter cow, Finni, is very close to calving. So close, in fact, that we penned her up in the barn last night. While I'm sure she would rather be out in the pasture, we don't want to take any chances. It will be her first calf, and we want to make sure it's born in a safe, clean, dry place. It's also easier to keep an eye on her there to watch for any problems. We're optimistic that everything will go smoothly, but it's always best to be prepared to give assistance if necessary.
In addition to calves, we've had other babies born lately too. There are fluffy, moving nests of rabbit fur with tiny bunnies inside. Also, the incubator is a busy place this time of year! We've hatched out a variety of fuzzy chicks as well as our first few Pekin ducklings of the year. We also had another batch of Bourbon Red turkey eggs ready this past weekend, and every single one hatched. We're so thrilled with how this has gone. While we definitely wanted to be sure of hatching enough turkeys to supply our farm's Thanksgiving bird orders, we would also like to see if our hens will hatch out poults naturally. One hen has been sitting on eggs for a couple of weeks now, but as I had been collecting all the turkey eggs at that time, I'm quite sure she is not sitting on her own eggs. If the hatch is successful, I'm pretty certain she will be the proud surrogate mother to a nest of goslings! The other hens have been laying in some crazy places, and most of the nests I collect to discourage them from using. I do not want a turkey attempting to hatch eggs on my front porch furniture. Likewise, I don't want them sitting across the road. They found a brush pile which has been heavily used for nesting, but I don't like them crossing the road. It's also in the woods, and the other day, when getting the morning paper, I noticed gobs of white feathers all around. They were unmistakably from one of the Royal Palm hens, and my heart sank. It was a lot of feathers, pulled out in hunks, the kind of evidence of a predator attack. Eggshells were also scattered around and licked clean. I went into detective mode, trying to figure out what had befallen my bird, but I couldn't find blood or body parts (like a wing) nor could I find any animal tracks in the leaf litter. Discouraged, I went to check on the birds near the turkey pen to get a head count. At first, I thought I counted all my Palm hens, but that couldn't be...I thought I must be mistaking an escaped Delaware hen (also white with a bit of black markings). But there they all were, with one looking a bit scruffy from missing feathers. No blood or signs of injury though, and she is doing well. So I definitely don't want a hen sitting for a month in that spot! However, the hens have finally made a nest I'm ok with...it's right next to the house in a secluded spot that should be safe. I hope one of them sits on it. They must all be using it to lay, as I counted 17 eggs in it last night! I removed some of them as it was too many for a single bird to cover, but I'll just try to keep the number reasonable and see what happens.
We did have a day or so of nice weather last week, and Dan and I took advantage. I got some necessary pruning done on the blueberry bushes, and Dan finished up work early and we did get out into the garden. Although we haven't worked up the soil, there was a stretch that had been covered by landscape fabric over the winter which was weed-free. After a single pass with the tiller, we had a nice stretch of bed to plant. It's pushing the season a bit, but we were excited to get some seeds in the ground. Some garden plants can tolerate a light frost, which is still very likely, so we planted beets, carrots, radishes, peas, chard, lettuce and a variety of other salad greens. We also put in onion sets and some seed potatoes. It was great to get our hands in the soil, if only for an afternoon! We also tilled up a small spot in my herb garden and planted a few strawberry crowns. While I don't anticipate growing enough berries to sell by the pint or quart at the stand, it's something I want for myself. Dan though it was a great idea, so we picked up crowns of Ozark Beauties, an everbearing variety. Most strawberries are June bearers, meaning you need to wait a year for the plants to establish themselves before you can harvest any fruit. But because these are everbearers, with a little luck, I may even have a few berries by the end of summer. I'm excited to see how this goes and decide if I want to put more berries in the garden in the future...perhaps someday I'll even be able to offer strawberry jam!


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By Carmen Rios in Feminism on Feb 14, 2010
My Valentine's Day experience is pretty similar year-to- year.
(This is to say that I've spent every Valentine's Day trying to get over the fact that it's Valentine's Day.)
I've always struggled not to be overly cynical of the entire day; being a feminist has often made accepting cultural messages about sexuality and relationships difficult. Since most of my activism has been directed at changing that landscape, I am glad to be taking steps toward doing that this Valentine's Day with THE LINE.
THE LINE Campaign is an interactive, media-based campaign to end rape and sexual assault. The purpose of the campaign is to start dialogue through a documentary film of the same name and then continue the discussion, asking activists and survivors everywhere the same question: where is your line? We're hoping to use that model to inspire people everywhere to set and respect boundaries, be open and communicate with their partners, and ask for consent in all kinds of sexual situations.
So this Valentine's Day, we took the holiday's old model of and we turned it on its head, producing a short video that expresses what we're really hoping to get from our partners this year: dialogue and respect, and to be asked. The fundamental vision of THE LINE Campaign is to create a culture where people are comfortable talking about their own sexualities, whether they're single, hooking up, dating, or married. The longer we delay talking about sex, relationships, and even sexual violence, we continue to repress the sexualities of all people everywhere.
This year, I want people to think about the conversations they could be having over chocolates and flowers.
"Ask Me" from Nancy Schwartzman on Vimeo.
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Ninety7 @ Siglap Road House by Aamer Architects
By Eric • Jul 12, 2011 • Selected Work
Singapore and Kuala Lumpur-based practice Aamer Architects has completed the Ninety7 @ Siglap project.
This award-winning tropical three-story curved house is located in Singapore and was designed for a bachelor and entrepreneur to accomodate his future family!
According to Aamer Taher, "He had very clear instructions on what his needs were and left the architectural form and style to us, only intervening on functional aspects of the design."
This project won the 2011 SIA Architectural Design Award in the category Individual House.
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Commuters caught between the mayor and a Tube union
Boris Johnson believes union hardliners are testing the resolve of the RMT's new General Secretary, Mick Cash, who is seen as a moderate.
Read the full story ›Your views: Do you back next week's Tube strike?
Members of the RMT Union will walkout for 48 hours on Tuesday night after the breakdown of long-running negotiations. Do you back the walkout? Go to our Facebook page or Tweet us @itvlondon
Christine Clark Any excuse. Train new operatives and get rid of this lot. There are plenty who would like their jobs.
Samantha Gardiner They are getting rid of the staff and planning not to replace them. So no staff on the stations. So when something goes wrong what will happen?
Gerry Walshe They are closing ticket offices. Hardly anyone uses them. TFL still need to legally have a certain amount of operating staff at a station before they can operate. So yes, there will be staff at stations!
Travel misery on the way as Tube workers go on strike
Members of the RMT Union will walkout for 48 hours on Tuesday night after the breakdown of long-running negotiations.
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London Underground workers will take strike action next week it was announced today. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union have been instructed not to book shifts between 2100 hrs on Tuesday October the 14th and 2059 hrs on Thursday October 16th
This is the latest phase in RMT's Every Job Matters campaign in a long running dispute over Tube ticket office closures. After a recent meeting of reps it was decided that the limited progress made had not been enough and the only option was to move back to strike action.
"RMT will not stand back and allow Government-driven austerity cuts to hollow out the Tube system and leave it as a dangerous shell. We are also fully aware that the current cuts are just part of a multi-billion pound attack that will include such lethal ideas as driverless-operation. "The strike action next week is designed to force the mayor to instruct his senior officials to back away from this toxic cuts package and engage in serious and meaningful negotiations."
Boris Johnson declines challenge to spend a day in a wheelchair
The Mayor's office has confirmed to ITV London that Boris Johnson has declined a challenge by paralympian Hannah Cockcroft to spend a day in a wheelchair using the tube network to get around.
The Mayor thanks Hannah for her passionate efforts to highlight the challenges wheelchair users face using public transport and will ask TfL to work with her to gain further understanding of the issues she raises.
He is very aware of the difficulties that are posed by our 150 year-old Tube network and that the picture for disabled people travelling in the capital is far from perfect.
London has one of the most accessible transport networks in the world, but delivering continued improvements is a key priority for the Mayor.
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Paralympian Hannah Cockcroft says wheelchair access on the tube is so bad she has challenged Boris Johnson to spend a day in a wheelchair
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Your views: London's Night Tubes - long overdue?
@itvlondon this will make London better and it enhance life here. A 45 minute tube vs a 2-3 hour night bus that's going everywhere
@itvlondon As a regular visitor to London from Scotland, night tubes would be a huge help for attending gigs without having to drive in
@itvlondon yes. London is 24/7 city. A night-worker
@itvlondon it's about time. We are supposed to be a 24-hour city. So we need a service to go along with it.
@itvlondon Night buses can be overcrowded and waiting for them can be dangerous for women on their own. Night tubes are desperately needed!!
Transport for London has named September 12th next year as the start date for 24 hour services at weekends. Long overdue? Will it make your weekends easier? Tweet us @itvlondon or go to our Facebook page.
Sue Holland That's handy, I live next to Manor House tube and I already have trains rumbling under my home late into the night! Can never have an early night.
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New map reveals London's 24 hour Night Tubes
Here's what London's 'Night Tube' map will look like. You can also take a more detailed look here.
24 hour Night Tubes 'disaster waiting to happen'
Underground managers and union leaders appear to be heading for a new showdown over the launch of the 'Night Tube'.
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14th July 2009, 11:54 AM #11
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yeah love it i made it my home page XD
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lol thanks. I sorta liked it myself.
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14th July 2009, 08:43 PM #14
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No, seriously dude, google them: http://www.google.de/search?q=bing+i...chive&btnI=745.
Brings you to an archive where you get all bing images in a calendar view. If you click an image, you will get additional information on the copyright of it (which you can then use to search for a possible higher resolution version to use it as a wallpaper), and for some images the hotspots the image had when it was used on the bing homepage.Dell Precision M4400: P8600 2.40GHz, 4GB RAM, WUXGA-RGBLED SEC5443, Intel 5100 AGN, Quadro FX 1700M, Intel Gen1 X25-M 80GB SSD (Initially 250GB 7200RPM HDD WD2500BJKT), BL Keyboard.
14th July 2009, 10:30 PM #15
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eh... Finally finished downloading all of them
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Every time I hear "bing" I remember Chandler Bing, suffice it to say it's not a welcomed memory.
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I still don't see why Bing.com is sufficient as a search engine. What makes it so good? In the meantime, I'll stick with Google.
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I like the preview function and the pictures on the homepage.
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SCOPE: Letter to Cambridge, Maryland concerning arrival in France.
HOLDINGS: 1 Letter, December, 15, 1781. A. L. S.
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HISTORY: Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) American statesman, printer, scientist and writer.
Late 1781 was a critical period in the emergence of the United States as an independent nation. The defining event was the surrender of Earl Cornwallis' Army at Yorktown on October 19, 1781. This was to result in the British recognition of the futility of continuing the war, the collapse of Lord North's ministry in the following March, and the subsequent negotiations for peace and the de facto recognition of the U.S. independence during 1782. In December 1781 Franklin was U.S. Ambassador to France and would become one of the five Commissioners charged by Congress to negotiate peace with Great Britain. Franklin learned of Cornwallis' defeat on November 19, 1781.
This short letter raises several questions. 1) to whom was the letter addressed?, 2) what was the "committee"?, 3) was the letter being addressed to Cambridge, Maryland in the US, and 4), why would Franklin be leaving Paris at this critical time to travel to Rheims? At this writing only conjecture can offer some possible answers. The reference to his enclosing a letter to Franklin's correspondent indicates they are both involved with the "committee" in some fashion and that it may have a tie to Cambridge. One possibility is that this does not involve official diplomatic business but may be personal affairs associated with some of Franklin's many scientific, philosophical or unofficial political affairs. If it is assumed that the letter is addressed to Cambridge, Maryland who might the addressee be? Cambridge, MD is a small town on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake Bay. One possibility is Robert Goldsborough (1733-1788), a life long resident and practicing lawyer of the town. As a young man Robert traveled to London to study law at the Inner Temple. He was admitted to the bar in 1754 and remained in England practicing law until 1759 when he returned to America. His English period was the time when Franklin was also in England serving as the representative for several of the colonies. They may have met there. In 1774 Goldsborough was a delegate to the Continental Congress - he served until May 1776. Later that year he attended the Convention that drafted Maryland's first state constitution. Under the new state constitution, he was elected to the first Maryland Senate in 1777. In 1787, he was selected as a representative to attend the U.S. Constitutional Convention, but did not attend due to poor health. As for Item 4, it is possible that, although Franklin would have been busy with the rapidly evolving diplomatic situation, this was Christmas time and Franklin may have been taking a short sojourn to visit one of his many French friends or acquaintances. This letter could be the basis of new research in the life of Franklin.


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Cassandra Lee has spent nearly her whole life working in and building up her parents¿ bakery, named for her, thinking it would one day become hers. What she did not count on was that she would do such a good job that corporate food giant ITC would want to buy it.

Although she is heartbroken that her parents would want to sell the store, Cassandra talks them into letting her represent them in the transaction so she can make sure they receive the best deal possible. To further add to her stress, she finds her fiancé in a compromising position that brings their engagement to a halt (in her mind, at least). Her whole life is turned upside down, but she knows she needs to keep it together to be there for her parents.

Simon James is the market researcher at ITC who has been assigned to head up the project in preparation for his promotion to Product Manager. This project is his big break, and he struggles with his new role while balancing advice from his mother and his good friend, Smitty. Then, he and Cassandra meet and hit it off, and he has to figure out how to keep the deal professional while pursuing his feelings for her.

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The elegant yellow-and-white building with Moorish architectural influences built onto a slope of Barra Hill is the Moorish Barracks. It now houses the Macau Maritime Administration but was originally constructed in 1874 for Indian police regiments brought into the region, a reminder of Macau's historic relationship with the state of Goa. Although the barracks are not open to the public, visitors can tour the ornamented veranda.
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Based on the Web Service Architecture we will create following two components as a part of Web Services implementation
This is the provider of the web service. The service provider implements the service and makes it available on the Internet or intranet.
We will write and publish a simple web Service using .NET SDK.
This is any consumer of the web service. The requestor utilizes an existing web service by opening a network connection and sending an XML request.
We will also write two Web Service requestors: one Web-based consumer (ASP.NET application) and another Windows application-based consumer.
Following is our First Web Service example which works as a service provider and exposes two methods (add and SayHello) as Web Services to be used by applications. This is a standard template for a Web Service. .NET Web Services use the .asmx extension. Note that a method exposed as a Web Service has the WebMethod attribute. Save this file as FirstService.asmx in the IIS virtual directory (as explained in configuring IIS; for example, c:\MyWebSerces).
FirstService.asmx <%@ WebService language="C" class="FirstService" %> using System; using System.Web.Services; using System.Xml.Serialization; [WebService(Namespace="http://localhost/MyWebServices/")] public class FirstService : WebService { [WebMethod] public int Add(int a, int b) { return a + b; } [WebMethod] public String SayHello() { return "Hello World"; } }
To test a Web Service, it must be published. A Web Service can be published either on an intranet or the Internet. We will publish this Web Service on IIS running on a local machine. Let's start with configuring the IIS.
To test that IIS has been configured properly, copy an HTML file (for example, x.html) in the virtual directory (C:\MyWebServices) created above. Now, open Internet Explorer and type http://localhost/MyWebServices/x.html. It should open the x.html file. If it does not work, try replacing localhost with the IP address of your machine. If it still does not work, check whether IIS is running; you may need to reconfigure IIS and Virtual Directory.
To test our Web Service, copy FirstService.asmx in the IIS virtual directory created above (C:\MyWebServices). Open the Web Service in Internet Explorer (http://localhost/MyWebServices/FirstService.asmx). It should open your Web Service page. The page should have links to two methods exposed as Web Services by our application. Congratulations; you have written your first Web Service!!!
As we have just seen, writing Web Services is easy in the .NET Framework. Writing Web Service consumers is also easy in the .NET framework; however, it is a bit more involved. As said earlier, we will write two types of service consumers, one Web- and another Windows application-based consumer. Let's write our first Web Service consumer.
Write a Web-based consumer as given below. Call it WebApp.aspx. Note that it is an ASP.NET application. Save this in the virtual directory of the Web Service (c:\MyWebServices\WebApp.axpx).
This application has two text fields that are used to get numbers from the user to be added. It has one button, Execute, that, when clicked, gets the Add and SayHello Web Services.
WebApp.axpx <%@ Page Language="C#" %>      <form runat="server">
 First Number to Add : <asp:TextBox id="txtNum1" runat="server" Width="43px">4</asp:TextBox>

 Second Number To Add : <asp:TextBox id="txtNum2" runat="server" Width="44px">5</asp:TextBox>

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 Hello world Service : <asp:Label id="Label1" runat="server" Font-Underline="True">Label</asp:Label>

 Add Service : & <asp:Label id="Label2" runat="server" Font-Underline="True">Label</asp:Label>

 <asp:Button id="runSrvice" onclick="runSrvice_Click" runat="server" Text="Execute"></asp:Button>
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After the consumer is created, we need to create a proxy for the Web Service to be consumed. This work is done automatically by Visual Studio .NET for us when referencing a Web Service that has been added. Here are the steps to be followed:
c:> WSDL http://localhost/MyWebServices/ FirstService.asmx?WSDL c:> csc /t:library FirstService.cs
Writing a Windows application-based Web Service consumer is the same as writing any other Windows application. The only work to be done is to create the proxy (which we have already done) and reference this proxy when compiling the application. Following is our Windows application that uses the Web Service. This application creates a Web Service object (of course, proxy) and calls the SayHello and Add methods on it.
WinApp.cs using System; using System.IO; namespace SvcConsumer{ class SvcEater { public static void Main(String[] args) { FirstService mySvc = new FirstService(); Console.WriteLine("Calling Hello World Service: " + mySvc.SayHello()); Console.WriteLine("Calling Add(2, 3) Service: " + mySvc.Add(2, 3).ToString()); } } }
Compile it using c:>csc /r:FirstService.dll WinApp.cs. It will create WinApp.exe. Run it to test the application and the Web Service.
Now, the question arises: How can I be sure that my application is actually calling the Web Service? It is simple to test. Stop your Web server so that the Web Service cannot be contacted. Now, run the WinApp application. It will fire a run-time exception. Now, start the Web server again. It should work.


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"It is a nation of wanderers," says Sutton. "From rural villagers, evicted by government land grabs, to those migrating to the city in the fragile hopes for a better life, Cambodia is a poignant example of a global phenomenon of displacement. Rural migrants becoming the urban poor, living in makeshift squatter communities, are an increasing part of the global population, now numbering over one billion, according to recent United Nations estimates. War, genocide and the current climate of government corruption have displaced much of Cambodia's people, a population of fringe dwellers perpetually on the move."
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