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We talk about sustainability, and what we as individuals do to reduce our carbon footprint. I recycle heavily, I live in a small house, drive a Smart Car, and otherwise re-use or re-purpose many things. Call it thrifty, cheap, or conscientious, but I do my small part. I'm able to do more with the company, and we do. Our sustainability position is pretty strong.
As time marches forward, I find myself coveting the past. By this I mean that the things that worked for me years ago seem to have proven themselves over the test of time, and I find that I come across as "old timey" when talking to the newer generations.
The fact is Hardwood Artisans makes solid wood furniture using old fashioned joinery. It works, even if it is an antiquated system using old time tools. I mean, really, when was the last time you saw someone break out a hand plane? Talk about old fashioned…
Think about it. A tree takes in carbon and holds it until it burns or rots in the woods. This carbon is then released back into the environment. By using the tree in the form of furniture, we trap the carbon inside. Well, at least for the life of the piece.
Architect Michael Greene elaborated on this idea when discussing the idea of wooden skyscrapers in a TED video linked below. Greene makes a tremendous case for why we should be using wood instead of concrete or steel to erect these structures. His argument coincides and supports my personal philosophy on lumber being used in a sustainable manner. He also provides compelling statistics regarding demand in the future for housing, overpopulation, homelessness, and the overall shift in living environments.
In tandem to the Greene video, I am reading Dan Brown's book "Inferno", a story that revolves around the overpopulation of the planet and some apocalyptic plague purposefully placed to offset this problem. I won't elaborate because I don't want to give anything away, but sufficed to say that it gets you thinking.
A chain of unrelated events over the past month have gotten me to look at what we do at Hardwood Artisans with a fine tooth comb. Ken, Greg, and Lois' retirement, Syria, Michael Greene's video, recent disputes over climate change have all got me wondering about our position, and with that consideration, I find myself digging in deeper to the roots of this organization that I know will last. Take care of the customer, build a quality product, conduct ourselves in a manner that contributes to the greater good.


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NEWORLEANS -- If Mardi Gras sidetracked your new year's weight loss resolution and you're hoping to do better during Lent, there are some people who will inspire you.
In a group class with a lot of cheering, sweating and moving, regular people, men and women from their 20's to 70's, with children and jobs, not athletes, took the ultimate body and mind challenge. They signed up for the first five-week long Armageddon competition.
'The worst day that I did, I'm saying the worst, the most was seven hours. And the least I probably did was four,' said Lynn Crozier, 43, a mother of six who was one of the first place winners.
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'I just wanted to get a good workout,' said Mary Katherine Pou. When asked how Armageddon helped her, she responded, 'Wonderfully,' with a smile.
The other first place winner and Crozier's team mate, Jenna Martin, 37, has five children, a full time job, even working overnight shifts.
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When asked if there were enough hours in the day to do all that she does, Martin said, 'To that I would say there really isn't, but you just have to make time. I find that I'm a better mom, a better wife, a better friend, a better worker,'
Seven members of one family joined Armageddon together. Three members are Bethany Burst, 22, her mother Yvette Burst, 40, and Bethany's grandmother Yolande Burst, 70, whose doctor says her lifestyle shows.
'They compare me to a 40-year-old. My blood pressure last time I went (for a check up) was 96 over 50,' said Yolande Burst, who will be a great grand mother in April. She does TRX classes, high intensity classes and five-mile runs on a regular basis.
Some winners say they should split the prize money with their other halves, because they could not have done this challenge without them.
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Trail Blazers' Damian Lillard receives college degree
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Gina Johnson was rooting hard for the Portland Trail Blazers to upset the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Damian Lillard is her son, so she didn't have much of a choice.
Each school's most successful NFL draft pick since 2005
Alex Clark | posted May 1st - 8:18am
BYU, Utah, Utah State, SUU and Weber State have all had players drafted over the last decade. Which former draft picks have had the most successful NFL career thus far?
Damian Lillard to deliver Weber State commencement speech
Josh Furlong | posted Apr 30th - 10:39am
NBA All-Star Damian Lillard will deliver the commencement address at Weber State University on May 1.
White tops Purple 14-7 in Weber State spring game
Paul Grua, Weber State Athletics | posted Apr 25th - 6:18pm
Weber State spring football came to an end with the annual Purple and White Game Saturday afternoon at Stewart Stadium. The White team came out on top 14-7 in the game that marks the end of spring camp.
Big Sky signs 3-year deal with Reno to host postseason hoops tourney
Sean Walker | posted Apr 25th - 11:56am
The Big Sky Conference will play its annual postseason men's and women's basketball tournament in Reno, Nevada, starting in 2016, the league announced Friday.
Wildcats looking for consistency as spring football winds down
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 19th - 10:09am
With one week left of spring football practice, the Weber State Wildcats are focused on adding consistency to their building team.
Weber State football competition rising as spring practice moves forward
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 12th - 1:12pm
Weber State football is building its spring camp around competition, and competition in all things — for depth-chart placement, repetitions and a spot with the rising program.
Weber State's mascot Waldo captures national mascot championship
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 11th - 8:56pm
Weber State's mascot Waldo captured first place in the NCA Collegiate National Mascot Championships Saturday in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Wildcats impress, improve in first scrimmage
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 3rd - 9:03pm
Weber State coach Jay Hill was encouraged by the Wildcats' results in their first scrimmage of spring football.
Weber State football confident this spring
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 28th - 1:02pm
After a year in transition, Weber State coach Jay Hill said the Wildcats are exhibiting signs of confidence in preparation as spring football commenced this week.
Eastern Washington beats Montana 69-65 in Big Sky final
Associated Press | posted Mar 14th - 10:33pm
Tyler Harvey scored 18 points and Eastern Washington beat Montana 69-65 in the Big Sky championship game Saturday night to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Top-seeded Montana beats Weber St. 76-73 in OT
Associated Press | posted Mar 12th - 11:38pm
Martin Breunig scored four of his 24 points in overtime and grabbed 12 rebounds as top-seeded Montana beat Weber State 76-73 in the first round of the Big Sky tournament on Thursday night.
Rahe, Wildcats confident heading into Big Sky tourney
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 12th - 8:55am
Weber State coach Randy Rahe said the Wildcats are playing their best basketball of the season as they enter the Big Sky tournament Thursday against Montana in Missoula.
Wildcats fall to Eastern Washington, still qualify for conference tourney
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 7th - 11:24pm
Weber State fell in an overtime game to Eastern Washington, 79-71. However, Southern Utah also lost, boosting the Wildcats into the Big Sky tourney at Montana.
EWU shares Big Sky title after 79-71 OT win over Weber State
Associated Press | posted Mar 7th - 10:11pm
Venky Jois had 22 points and 16 rebounds as Eastern Washington beat Weber State 79-71 in overtime for a share of the Big Sky Conference title on Saturday night.
Weber State basketball continues to fight the odds
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 6th - 8:17am
The Weber State basketball program has fought several things this season — injuries, losses, overall youth — yet the Wildcats are still in position to make the Big Sky tournament with a strong run in the weekend's final games.
Wildcats stay alive in postseason race
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 5th - 10:30pm
Weber State basketball picked up a critical victory, beating Idaho, 74-63, to stay alive in the race for a Big Sky tournament seed.
Weber State eyes tourney, tops Idaho 74-63
Associated Press | posted Mar 5th - 9:54pm
Joel Bolomboy scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Weber State kept its bid for a spot in the Big Sky Conference tournament alive with a 74-63 win over Idaho Thursday night.
Weber State edges Idaho State 61-57
Associated Press | posted Feb 28th - 11:30pm
Chris Golden sank six 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 24 points, including the go-ahead bucket, to lift Weber State to a 61-57 win over Idaho State on Saturday night.
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by morlaine - 9/8/12 7:26 AM
I used to be able to do this up until about two weeks ago.
I could hold down the Fn key, a large black bar with symbols in it would drop down from the top edge of the screen, I never paid much attention to what was in that, but then I would hit the Prtsc button. Then when I pasted it into Paint, it was ONLY the active window.
Now when I hit the Fn key, the black bar does not drop down and when I hit the Prtsc button the entire screen is copied, not just the active window. I really want this ability back. Any ideas on how to get it to function again? Thanks for your help, morlaine
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I don't make risotto nearly as much as I should. I never order it in a restaurant unless I'm absolutely sure they're going to do it right because there's nothing worse than a not-very-good risotto. But there's nothing better than a good one. Especially a good one with bacon in it.
One night, back when I was working at Chez Panisse, Paul Bertolli, one of the world's great cooks (Italian, and otherwise), was standing over the stove, tending to steamy pots of risotto for diners. So I go over to him and ask him for a lesson. And he was happy to teach me. As he presided over several pots of barely simmering rice, I got a few pointers from him.


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I use this for small trailside repairs. It comes in handy all the time. I like it because it is compact and easy to carry around in the backpack. The only hiccup about it is that it is sometimes difficult to connect the two pieces together as it is a 2 piece set.
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I've had this multitool for over a year, and it's great for all your maintenance needs. The only issue I've had with it so far is that it's rather bulky when trying to reach tight spots (between spokes especially). Overall a fine product.
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I bought this tool because it has all the tools needed to work on your bike or to fix your bike in an emergency on a trail.
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Falcons fall in semi-final shootout
November 8, 2008
Banner Elk, NC The Pfeiffer University Falcons (10-9-1, 6-4) fell to the Lees-McRae College Bobcats (16-2-2, 9-0-1) in the semi-final round of the Conference Carolinas mens soccer tournament on Friday evening. After four scoreless periods, two forty-five minute halves and two ten minute overtime periods, the two teams took the game to a shootout.
Paradise made two saves during the four timed periods and was credited with two saves in the shootout to earn the win, and his sixth shutout of the season. Alex Moreno (Huntersville, NC) made four saves during the timed periods and none in the shootout.
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Results vs. @Barton (2008-01-07 19:30:00)
January 7, 2008
|Pfeiffer Falls to Barton
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|Wilson, NC---Pfeiffer lost to Barton in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action Monday evening by a score of 115-95. The loss broke the Falcons' six game winning streak and puts Pfeiffer at 6-4 overall and 2-2 in the conference. Barton improves to 9-3 and 5-0.
Josh Roper hit a three-pointer to give the Falcons an early 8-6 lead.
Barton came back and took the lead. Logan Call's field goal cut the Bulldog lead to three at 18-15 after five minutes.
Barton built their lead to ten at 39-29 but the Falcons pulled off a 6-0 run to cut it to four with 7:08 left.
Barton rebuilt their lead to 51-40 but Pfeiffer ended the half on a 7-2 run, in the last 1:20, to trail by only six, 53-47, at the break.
Barton used a 9-2 run in the first minute and a half of the second half to build a 62-49 lead.
The Falcons fought back and after two straight Quintel Maxwell field goals the Falcons were within five at 76-71 with a little over ten minutes to go.
Jeff Pettiway made two free throws to bring Pfeiffer to within three with 9:29left at 79-76.
This was as close as the Falcons could get as the Bulldogs pulled away at the end to win 115-95.
Pettiway led Pfeiffer with 23 points. Logan Call contributed 19 points and seven rebounds. Bobby Buffaloe had 28 to lead the Bulldogs.
Pfeiffer will return to action Saturday when they host Erskine at 2:00 pm.


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Madeline Gadd
Position: D Ht.: 5-9
Hometown: Concord, NC
Previous School: Jay M. Robinson
Eligibility: So. Major: Nursing
Madeline Gadd enters her second season at Pfeiffer.
2013: Played in 14 games, while starting 12 times as a freshman.
Personal: Daughter of Roger and Michelle Gadd…Born on January 13,1995…Majoring in Nursing.
Before Pfeiffer: Attended Jay M. Robinson High School… Also Played Basketball in high school . .. Named as a National Techinical Honor Society member . . . Was an All-Conference and All-Region athlete.


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The 2014 Mono [Moh-No] (means Monkey in Spanish) is our do everything, go everywhere adventure sandal. When you're hiking, traveling, lounging, camping, running, spelunking, or anything else-ing, this is your go-to footwear. As with most LUNAs, the Mono quickly molds to your foot with wear and becomes "your" sandal.
The Mono (pronounced "moe-no") is made up of a super light, moldable Vibram® USA sole made in Massachusetts combined with the Pittards goat leather or non-slip MGT footbed. The protective, lightweight sole allows for a wide variety of uses from casual wear to trail running, while the overall thickness means the ankle holes can be countersunk to reduce wear on the laces.
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For some enthusiasts, survivor cars are the pinnacle of the classic car world. In a scene where memories are a market force, it's easy to see how the idea of a perfectly sealed time capsule could be seriously appealing. Survivors also provide an increasingly rare look into how the factory built cars. When shows can be won and lost by grease markings and factory-correct overspray, having accurate sources is invaluable. The flipside to owning a survivor is that original build quality often leaves something to be desired. You would be hard pressed to find an enthusiast who lists poor panel fitment and orange peel among the bullet points of their dream build. This 1967 Hemi Charger came to RK Motors as a passable survivor but the owner wanted more. Having revived our fair share of exclusive Mopars, we were eager to help.
After spending nearly a quarter century tucked away in a garage, the Charger came in looking better than most. To ensure looks weren't deceiving, the crew began by tearing the car down and media blasting the entire body. Beneath the questionable paint job it wore in, there were very few surprises. The passenger side floor required a small patch, as did a small area of the rocker panel directly in front of the rear driver side wheel well. Once both areas were addressed, the underside was sealed with a fresh coat of correct Dark Green Metallic paint. The original rear end was rebuilt and installed alongside freshly re-arched factory leaf springs. In the interest of keeping the car as pure as possible, the team rebuilt and reused many of the original suspension components. When that wasn't an option, parts were replaced with either NOS or the highest quality reproductions available.
The Magnum 440 became an option for the Charger in 1967. Many considered the 440 to be a more streetable engine than the 426 Hemi and, at $300 less, it was also easier on the wallet. While the Hemi was still king of the Mopar stable, only approximately 118 426-equipped Chargers were sold in 1967, making this example exceedingly rare. To make sure this engine was in the best possible hands, it was sent to Larry Shepard, long-time Chrysler engineer and designer of the current Hemi Pro Stock engine. Underneath the chrome air cleaner, dual four-barrel carbs, intake, and correct wrinkle finish valve covers lies a bored and stroked block rebuilt with the highest quality parts available. It breathes through a larger-than-stock exhaust that retains factory styling. The end result is a monster capable of shaming modern performance cars while still appearing assembly line fresh to the naked eye.
The wedge-shaped Chargers of 1966 & 1967 were eye-catching to say the least. One of the first cars to be designed from the ground up with NASCAR competition in mind, they retained an elegant but aggressive look on the street. Though the body of this Charger was in remarkable condition, hours of block sanding were still required to make those endless panels laser straight. After polyester, primer, and a few more block-sanding sessions, it was time to lay down the final finish. A Spies Hecker base coat was matched to a virgin spot of paint found during disassembly. After paint and clear were applied, the crew spent days block sanding the clear before buffing the paint to its brilliant deep gloss shine. The correct factory red roofline pin stripe does a great job of breaking up that sea of green. Since the car was fortunate enough to keep its factory trim, all pieces were polished or re-plated to the highest show standards.
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New Bern Police Chief Toussaint Summers warned members of Faith Connection that, while police are getting a handle on the prescription drug problem in town, heroin use may soon be on the rise.
Chief Summers said that while prescription drugs are the major drug being sold and used illegally in the city, he said, police and state crackdowns are making it harder to get and move the drugs, driving their prices up.
"But heroin is cheap," he said. "You're going to see deaths from heroin going up."
He noted that the city has already had one suspected heroin overdose which happened in early November.
"When you buy heroin, the way it is mixed and passed on, the buyer has no idea of what's in it. It may be rat poison. That's the scary part," he said.
Summers and Police Cpl. Shelton Brown, who oversees gang investigations in the police force, were asked to address Faith Connection on issues of human trafficking and gangs in New Bern.
Summers addressed the issue of trafficking only briefly. "It's very covert," he said of the crime. "It doesn't appear to the eye."
Trafficking is a growing problem in the nation and North Carolina, with its ample military bases and highway system, is sometimes listed as the No. 10 state for trafficking. While most trafficking is in the form of forced sexual prostitution, usually with out-of-state or out-of-country women and girls, it can also take the form of forced labor as household servants or in various industries such as farming, restaurateurs, and even nail care.
Summers stated that, when he was in law enforcement in Northern Virginia, there was a fair amount of trafficking, much of it victimizing Hispanics in restaurants.
But, "I haven't really noticed it here in New Bern," he said. "But we are ever vigilant."
Gangs "are not a big problem" in New Bern either, he said, "but they do exist."
Corporal Brown then spoke briefly on gangs.
He noted that New Bern's main gangs model themselves after the Crips and the Bloods, two Los Angeles-based gangs. A third gang, he said, seems to be hybrid of the other two.
While they model themselves after the gangs, however, they have no actual connection to them. A lot of gang rules and contacts are picked up by young men in prison, who then take what they've learned back to their neighborhoods.
Brown said youth are lured to gangs through "false promises" of protection, family and money. Also, "They think it's glamorous because of TV."
The primary crime that takes place with local gangs, he said, are assaults within the gangs, drug sales and drug possession. Larceny and retail theft is also associated with the gangs but not in any organized way, he said.
He said neighborhoods and families need to be vigilant and look for signs of gang activity among their youth.
He explained some things to look for:
• The "colors." Usually bandanas which can become the gang flag.
• Gang colors employed in clothing as a theme and even in sports caps and paraphernalia. "They may not know anything about the team," Brown said, adding that, sometimes, sports providers will produce items in colors not usually associated with the teams in order to sell them to gang members.
• The use of hand signs. "They give out hints, they give out orders with handsigns," he noted. "It's as if they're giving sign language to each other."
• Youth who suddenly have money though they may not have a job. The money could be coming from drug dealing or thefts.
• Youth making unusual drawings that may be gang-related.
• Youth who regularly stay out past curfew.
The appearance of some kinds of tattoos as well as having friends who they only know by nicknames, or friends who are much older than they are, are other signs that youth may be involved with gangs.
Graffiti is a "the newspaper of the streets," he said. "If you study it, you can tell what's going on." Graffiti is often used as a kind of territorial marking, or as means of passing on condolences or well wishes to other members.
Brown said there is no set sex or age for gang involvement. Some children are born into it, he said, while incarcerated men will keep to their gang loyalty as long as they are in jail.
He emphasized that all tattoos, colors or other signs are not necessarily gang related.
A gang, he said, is defined as a gathering of three or more people who have particular spots they hang out in, who have shared signs identifying them, and who commit adult offenses.
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For some, Friday's POW-MIA Recognition Day was personal.
The ceremony and candlelight vigil at Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial honored those who endured captivity during war — and those who never returned, whose bodies may still lie in foreign lands.
"It's especially important for my kids to know what their grandfather went through during his captivity," said Lily Hunter-Deffenbaugh, whose father was the event's guest speaker and an ex-prisoner of war.
Her children were at her side.
"Kids see their parents put on a uniform every day and they need to realize there is a sacrifice that goes along with that," she said. "It's days like today that honor that sacrifice."
Her father, retired Marine Guy Hunter Jr., was captive more than a month during Operation Desert Storm.
Hunter described his experience and rallied for the return of all prisoners of war and those who are missing in action.
More than 100 people attended the ceremony.
Hunter-Deffenbaugh said the event gave insight into the worst condition a service member could face.
"Some of these guys rotted in prison cells and never got to see their families again," Hunter-Deffenbaugh said. "There's a POW out there right now who will never see his loved ones again. That's unacceptable."
Hunter smiled as he stood behind the crowd shortly before his speech.
He said he was pleased by the turnout.
"We can never forget," Hunter said. "If we forget, then we have given up on every person who has ever worn a uniform."
Alex Nevgloski, 67, of Hubert and a retired chief warrant officer stared intently at the Missing Man Table. Nevgloski said he was fulfilling an obligation by attending the ceremony.
"These guys who never came home, or came home after being POW's, should be recognized," Nevgloski said. "I hope that by holding this ceremony we are doing right by them."
Nevgloski pointed to names of friends and family inscribed on the memorial's wall,
"These men — these POW's gave more than most," Nevgloski said. "I hope that people who see this ceremony hold the memory of the POW's and MIA's in their heart and never forget even after the last one comes home."
For the local chapter of Rolling Thunder, hosting the ceremony was a calling, said Vice-President Michael Brown, 50, of Jacksonville.
"There are still 41 POW's missing from the Vietnam War," Brown said. "Any time we can educate the public on that is important to us and hope it means a lot to those still not home."
Brown said some are unfamiliar with POW's such as Bowe Bergdahl, a soldier in captivity who served in Operation Enduring Freedom.
He said it's important for people to know that missing and captive soldiers still are out there,
"There are still families with no closure — families who haven't had their loved one brought back to American soil," Brown said. "They may never have answers and that is unacceptable."
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Maven fails with 'java.lang.OutOfMemoryError'
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Maven 2.0.9 fails with 'java.lang.StackOverflowError'
org.apache.maven.wagon libraries have been included in the core of Maven 2.0.9. Projects should not define these extensions anymore in their poms. That's the origin of this curious error. So just remove the following from your pom.xml :
How can I use Clover instead of Cobertura for code coverage measures ?
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Just copy your Clover license file to the root directory of each module. The sonar maven plugin automatically detects its presence then executes Clover. Example on the sonar project itself (see clover.license file).
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The CGLIB library available in your Maven repository is certainly signed which is not the case on IBIBLIO repository. Perhaps you or your Maven administrator have signed this jar to include it into a Java Web Start application. Unfortunately signing CGLIB jar file breaks Hibernate's use of CGLIB, as it generates proxy classes in the same package (org.sonar.commons.database.* for our context) as the original class. But the original Sonar class is not signed and the new proxy class is, generating a java.lang.SecurityException.
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According to this section, Maven redirect all call to a given repository to this central maven repository, so Sonar maven repository is never touched and Sonar maven plugin fails to resolve org.codehaus.sonar.runtime.* dependencies. Two solutions to solve this issue :
- If and only if you have Maven version 2.0.9, just change the value of <mirroOf> parameter in your setting.xml file by adding : "*,!sonar"
- Configure your central maven repository (eg. nexus, archiva or artifactory) to use the Sonar internal repository (http://sonar:9000/deploy/maven). Don't worry if this URL returns 404, it's normal. To check if it works, browse to http://<servername>/deploy/maven/README.
Note that this is a snapshots repository, so do not forget to set the repository policy to 'snapshot'.
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LOC = Lines Of Codes
rules_compliance_index = 1 - (total_violation_nb * 3) / LOC
efficiency_index = 1 - (efficiency_violation_nb * 3) / LOC
reliability_index = 1 - (reliability_violation_nb * 3) / LOC
with total_violation_nbre = efficiency_violation_nb + reliability_violation_nb + maintenability_violation_nb + usability_violation_nb + portability_violation_nb
Of course with that kind of calculations :
rules_compliance_index is not equal to (efficiency_index + reliability_index + ... ) / 5
and that's why you are a bit confused.
I suggest to do the following changes :
efficiency_index = 1 - (efficiency_violation_nb * 3 * 5) / LOC
reliability_index = 1 - (reliability_violation_nb * 3 * 5) / LOC
(3*5 is just a accelerator factor)
and with rules_compliance_index = (efficiency_index + reliability_index + ... ) / 5
If someone has a best idea, feel free to challenge us on this discussion ;o)
How to plug Sonar to an Apache server ?
There are several ways to plugin a web application to an Apache server. It is not specific to Sonar. You can use the mod_jk connector if Sonar is deployed on Tomcat. The mod_proxy can also be used. Here is an example of virtual host (sonar listens on the 9000 port) :


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Orca Interactive, part of the Emblaze group, has announced the full commercial launch of Chunghwa Telecom's MOD (Multimedia on Demand) project, one of the largest in the world, which will offer Video on Demand (VOD), Near VOD (NVOD), Karaoke-on-Demand (KOD) and live TV services to 20,000 households in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Springbok Sevens coach Paul Treu has replaced the injured Paul Delport with Renfred Dazel for the Las Vegas tournament.
Delport has returned to South Africa after picking up a cheekbone injury at the Wellington Sevens, where the Blitzboks won the Plate title (5th place). This sees 30-year-old Dazel, who has featured at 35 tournaments, as the only change to the team that featured in New Zealand. The Blitzboks won the Cup title in Las Vegas last season, and will defend their title this weekend.
Meanwhile, Treu lamented the team's defensive showing at the Wellington Sevens, especially in the 21-5 Cup quarter-final loss to Fiji.
'We lost three lineouts against Fiji which gave them so much more opportunity to run at us,' said Treu. 'Although our defensive alignment was good for most part of the New Zealand tournament – especially on the first day – we did concede some linebreaks which hurt us. Stopping the soft tries will be paramount for us. In Wellington we conceded five tries without any phase play and we cannot allow the opposition to cross our line without effort.'
Treu added that there were positives.
'Our kick-offs went well and Kyle Brown, Boom Prinsloo and Frankie Horne almost had a 50% turnover rate. The efficiency of our attacking play was especially pleasing because most of our tries were scored within two phases, which is a good strike rate.'
The Springbok Sevens will face Uruguay, Wales and France in Pool C.
Springbok Sevens – 1 Chris Dry, 2 Stephan Dippenaar, 3 Frankie Horne, 4 Boom Prinsloo, 5 Cornal Hendricks, 6 Kyle Brown (c), 7 Branco du Preez, 8 Bernado Botha, 9 Renfred Dazel, 10 Cecil Afrika, 11 Steven Hunt, 12 Mark Richards.


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Ware, MA (October 22, 2013) Once an EMT becomes certified, the clock begins ticking toward recertification. Within two years, they must earn 28 hours of continuing education and complete a 24 hour Department of Transportation (DOT) refresher course. Throughout the year, monthly, Emergency Department Physician's at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital offer continuing education classes to area EMTs.
The DOT Refresher Course, a 24 hour refresher of EMT skills, is something that Nurse-Paramedic Mike Callahan has held at the hospital annually, joining the team of health care providers that work to ensure that local EMTs are able to meet the necessary requirements of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Office of Emergency Services to maintain their certification.
Callahan, who resides in Palmer said, "The refresher is something that I have offered to area EMTs at the hospital for over 10 years, and have always enjoyed doing. The DOT refresher is always filled with so many experienced and dedicated EMTs. It's gratifying for me to do the research before the training; I'm always learning something new and bringing that information to the EMS Providers."
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Who is the man for the job???
Who is the man for the job???
24- I was involved last time, I vote for everyone else but me!
I do vote we go sideways across the hill this time!
I didn't vote for myself so who ?
I don't know most of those people but it seems like 2 or 3 people should work together to redesign the course. With one person, their ideas aren't challenged and it's easy to get into one track of thinking without exploring all options. With a few people, sure they'll have different opinions on things, but they can work together to see which ideas work best and ultimately, I think we'll end up with a better course
Where we have strong emotions, we're liable to fool ourselves. Carl Sagan
I thought to add team effort as an option, but someone cast a vote before I could go back and edit the poll. sorry
Yeah, I think team effort is the answer.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
Course design is something that everyone wants to do, but there is no way that everybody can do it. When it does come time to do design work, it should definitely be done by multiple people, it's just how do you decide who those people should be. My suggestion is to have a team of three people, at least one of whom is rated lower than 900 and one of whom is a certified PDGA course designer. To be eligible to be on the design team, people will have to be nominated and seconded. Then we'll vote. The top vote getters will be the design team. Depending on the course site, the design team will develop a few possible layouts, and then we'll let the entire club membership vote which design to build.
Before the design team does their work, we'll adopt a set of design principles for them to follow. The PDGA, Innova, and the DGF have some great documents on the web about course design.
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If everyone takes this seriously I would definetly like to be one of the three...Steve Simpson would be a prime candidate as well.
Here's how we did it in 1991. I had three guys and myself working together to redesign IQ. We really got into options like #13 where it is now to discourage amateurs from throwing over the the lake to #14. We figured out ways to make the holes more challenging without spending cash. A great example is hole #9, we moved it to the right about 8 feet. That gave a peek at the route we use now, prior to that it was a roller/ turnover hole.
So when we were done, we advertised the heck out of a meeting to show the new pin placements and absorb any criticism. It was also advertised as the one and ONLY time you could b-tch about the design. Everybody showed up, we walked the course showed what we had planned. Everyone was happy, few weeks later we planted the new baskets as you see them.
Steve Simpson would be great to redesign Iroquois. Whoever voted for me, if I were to redesign IQ, every hole would be in a treeless field 450 plus feet from the tee. lol
I voted for myself so i'd get a vote...lol..but if i were chosen there would be no less than 5 people walking talking , pitching ideas , rebuttles. alterations, until we all came to agreement on every hole...I think there should always be a course by committe...ALWAYS...land is too precious to waste on a terrible layout.Palmyra, though isn't permanent per say had little thought or little experience by the creator...no offense they may have been the person who got it going and did at least leave room for alterations...kudos for get'n it in...just using that as an example.as what can happen.
I for 1 would love to see a change and would love to be part of a committe that did it...I have little doubt that I have played twice as many rounds there as the next closest..no way of proving it but I'm pretty sure!..Pretty burnt out on it. Glad its been there over the years, but ready for a change...Oh and by the way Brandon, and you know I love ya, if Steve says Ed Headrick was involved in the design then I'm going with that...pretty sure you were still smurfing yellow when that went down...LMAO
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80 mins: Saracens work down the clock as they run the ball through the forwards to cap off a great comeback. Hougaard stands in the pocket and kicks the ball into the stands. The home team celebrates as the disappointment is clear on the South African players' faces. South Africa lose their third successive European tour match. Saracens win 24-23!
75 mins: Hougaard's persistence with kicking a drop goal pays off as he finally slots his fifth attempt and Saracens get a one-point lead with five minutes remaining. 24-23 to Saracens!
70 mins: South Africa make a host of changes at a crucial stage of the match. One wonders if this is a wise decision, considering Saracens are within reach.
69 mins: Saracens reduce the deficit to two points as Hougaard converts an easy penalty attempt. 23-21 to South Africa!
62 mins: South Africa try! The Springboks steal a Saracens lineout and gather possession. The ball is then passed out wide for the counter-attack, and Nokwe runs in at the corner for his second after good interplay between the back three. Pienaar misses the conversion but South Africa regain the lead. 23-18 to South Africa!
61 mins: Saracens win a penalty as they out-scrum the South African pack. However, Hougaard continues his average performance with the boot as he misses target. This could prove costly.
60 mins: The next quarter will be a big test for South Africa's character as momentum is clearly with the Saracens.
59 mins: Hougaard kicks his third ambitious drop goal attempt, but the fans boo as the pivot fails to clear the cross-bar again.
54 mins: Saracens try! After a marginal call from the referee, the home side is awarded a scrum close to South Africa's try line. Inside centre Brad Barritt gets the ball at first receiver and runs through the dismal South African defence for his side's second try. Hougaard kicks the extras. The score is level, 18-all!
46 mins: Saracens try! Replacement No 9 Francois Hougaard's kick from the scrum is charged down by Ernst Joubert. The No 8 then dives on the loose ball for the first points in the second stanza. 18-11 to South Africa!
42 mins: Hougaard takes an early drop goal attempt, but his kick goes wide.
Half-time: Saracens 6 South Africa 18
39 mins: Saracens are awarded a penalty on the stroke of half-time. Hougaard kicks the three points and the referee blows the whistle for the end of the first half. 18-6 to South Africa!
38 mins: South Africa try! After a good up and under from Earl Rose, Ashley Johnson contests well and Saracens fullback Michael Horak fails to claim possession. Jongi Nokwe then gathers the loose ball and touches down under the posts. Pienaar adds the extras to extend the lead to 15. 18-3 to South Africa!
33 mins: Although a solid performance thus far, South Africa are struggling to hold their own in the scrums.
29 mins: South Africa try! South Africa build good momentum into Saracens' 22. The ball is passed through the hands and De Jongh shows good strength to break through three defenders for the opening try. 11-3 to South Africa!
18 mins: South Africa rule the lineouts as the home side struggle to win their own throw.
17 mins: Saracens are penalised and Pienaar gives South Africa the lead. 6-3 to South Africa!
15 mins: Some impressive and aggressive South African defence swings momentum to the visitors' favour.
11 mins: Wian du Preez makes an early appearance off the bench as he replaces the injured Van der Linde.
10 mins: Heini Adams and CJ van der Linde are already receiving medical attention, and Juan de Jongh and Adriaan Strauss take big hits, this is proving to be an intensely physical encounter.
3 mins: After the restart, Neil de Kock kicks a poor clearance and his team-mates are adjudged to be offside. Ruan Pienaar slots the penalty and levels the score. Score is level 3-all!
1 min: Derick Hougaard kicks off and South Africa claim the ball cleanly. The visitors decide to run and Jean Deysel sets up the breakdown, but the flank is penalised for holding on. Hougaard gives Saracens the early lead. 3-0 to Saracens!
Saracens – 15 Michael Horak, 14 Noah Cato, 13 Kameli Ratuvou, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 Michael Tagicakibau, 10 Derick Hougaard, 9 Neil de Kock, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Justin Melck, 6 Wikus van Heerden (c), 5 Hugh Vyvyan, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Richard Skuse, 2 Ethienne Reynecke, 1 Rhys Gill.
Subs: 16 Schalk Brits, 17 Carlos Nieto, 18 George Kruis, 19 Andy Saull, 20 Kevin Barrett, 21 Alex Goode, 22 Rodd Penney.
South Africa – 15 Earl Rose, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Jongi Nokwe, 10 Ruan Pienaar, 9 Heini Adams, 8 Ashley Johnson, 7 Jean Deysel, 6 Dewald Potgieter (c), 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Alistair Hargreaves, 3 CJ van der Linde, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Subs: 16 Bandise Maku, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 Danie Rossouw, 19 Davon Raubenheimer, 20 Francois Hougaard, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Riaan Viljoen.


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