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The guitars of Download festival 2010
15th Jun 2010 | 15:30
Josh Homme (Them Crooked Vultures)
The head Crooked Vulture and his band played a jam-filled set before AC/DC on the opening day of the festival (Friday). Here he's playing an American Telecaster (he told us in issue 326 that he uses 0.010-0.050 strings on his Teles).
Al Johannes (Them Crooked Vultures)
Here's Josh's guitar partner in crime, and the unsung hero of the Vultures, Al Johannes with his 1968 Fender Jazzmaster.
Josh Homme (Them Crooked Vultures)
Josh Homme with his drop-A tuned (AAEADG) MotorAve BelAire.
John Paul Jones (Them Crooked Vultures)
John Paul Jones certainly likes the unusual when he approaches luthier Hugh Manson to build his instruments to use with Them Crooked Vultures – This Purple Beast is a bass lap-steel with integrated MIDI screen.
Angus Young (AC/DC)
Friday headliners AC/DC had their own stage built just for their set, but they delivered the goods as expected. Here Angus is in devilish mode with a '61 reissue Gibson SG that's become a favourite of his on the Black Ice tour.
Malcolm Young (AC/DC)
Malcolm Young - the almighty riff machine – with his original trusted Gretsch Duo Jet with stripped down finish (it was originally red).
Mark Morton (Lamb Of God)
When Lamb Of God surfaced on the Saturday they blew away every other main stage band that preceded them with a savage selection of chops. Mark Morton's using his chambered-body Jackson Dominion signature here. It has coil taps on the pickups but Mark rarely uses them with the band.
Willie Adler (Lamb Of God)
His Lamb Of God partner Willie Adler always looks like he's having the time of his life, despite the highly menacing sound of his complex riffs. He opts for EMGs in his ESP BC signature model.
Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
On the Saturday the first classic metal band of the weekend surfaced and we saw that it was good – Megadeth aired a set nearly half-filled with songs from their 1990 Rust In Peace album. Dave was playing a signature Dean Vehement.
Chris Broderick (Megadeth)
For Megadeth's technically demanding guitar parts, the band need a lead player who can step up to the challenge. And Former Jag Panzer and Nervermore guitar Chris Broderick certainly did that with his custom transparent white Ibanez seven-string. Best technician in the band since Marty Friedman? We think so.
Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
When Megadeth broke into the masterclass thrash of Holy Wars… The Punishment Due, Dave rightly pulled his Vehement Rust In Peace off the rack.
Stephen Carpenter (Deftones)
Deftones Stephen Carpenter was previously renowned for his seven-string shenanigans. But since discovering Meshuggah he's taken a liking to eight-string baritone heaviness. He was using his signature ESP 608B on the Saturday. That neck looks like a handful!
Chino Moreno (Deftones)
Deftones singer Chino Moreno also took on guitar duty for a few songs in their set, here with a humbucker-loaded Strat.
Stephen Carpenter (Deftones)
Stephen was back to a seven-string ESP for older Deftones material from the White Pony album – this is a custom model. He also has one in white.
Chino Moreno (Deftones)
Here's Chino again, this time he's switched to a Gibson SG Standard.
Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine)
After Deftones it was time for Saturday's headliners, an incendiary set from Rage Against The Machine and an interesting array of guitars in the hands of the ever-innovative Tom Morello. First up; his trusty Arm The Homeless mongrel.
Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine)
A recent Morello acquisition, this Trussart Holey Steelcaster in military finish is being put through it's paces. We want a Steelcaster. Badly.
Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine)
We're liking the finish on Morello's Ibanez Artstar but that's not the only striking element about this guitar: it has onboard wah, echo, distortion and treble/bass boost effects.
It was a close race but our favourite set of the weekend was Slash on the Sunday. Vocalist Myles Kennedy tackled Guns N' Roses classics like Night Train, Sweet Child O' Mine and the rarely aired Rocket Queen with spectacular style. And Slash? He sounds in peak condition at the moment, and the tone of his Gibson signature Les Paul and Marshall combination was positively righteous.
There were wonderful sights and sounds galore at the Download festival 2010 but Guitarist was looking for only thing – what guitars the major players were using. See our photo gallery to find out.

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Men and Women's Cross Country Put Up Strong Finishes at UNC-Wilmington's Seahawk Invitational
September 10, 2011
WILMINGTON, N.C. - It was beautiful weather for running this weekend as Pfeiffers cross country teams completed their second race of the season at UNC-Wilmingtons Seahawk Invitational. In a field consisting of nearly 100 athletes from both Division I and II teams, Campbells DeLohnni Nicol-Samuel won the mens race with a 15:24 finish while UNCW won the overall team event. DII standout Ericka Skinner from Barton won easily out of the women with an 18:12, with Campbell posting the team win.
After a few weeks of being plagued with injuries, the Pfeiffer men returned three notable runners to racing form for the 5k race. Junior Will Oliver scored first for the Falcons, placing 39th running a 17:10. Sophomore Josh Roberts, having missed the first meet due to injury, put forth an incredible effort and placed second for the team, running a 17:50. Trey Sharpe ran in the third spot, finishing in 18:07. Jeff McClure, a freshman, ran an 18:13 followed by junior Zack Allen at 18:26. Freshman Joe Sutlive finished his first collegiate race after being held back by injuries, completing an 18:47. Cody Jones, also coming back from an injury, finished four seconds later. The Falcons finished up the days running with sophomores Cody Bivens (18:56) and Fred Travis (20:53).
The Lady Falcons came in 2nd place out of eight Division II teams, edged out only by Barton College. Over a 5k course, senior Kaitlyn Mullis ran a 20:33 to come in second place out of DII runners. Freshman Megan Hunsucker posted a 21:22 in the second spot on the team, while fellow freshman Justine Serje ran an impressive 21:47 after battling sickness this past week. junior Vlada Mouravieva came in just three seconds later while junior April Hinson (25:34) and sophomore Nina Ubabuike (25:41) finished up for the Falcons. The team ended up concluding 5th overall out of 11 squads.
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Results vs. Queens (2006-10-21 14:00:00)
October 21, 2006
|Women's Soccer Loses 1-0
|Saturday, 21 October 2006
Misenheimer, NC---Pfeiffer lost a heartbreaking 1-0 decision to visiting Queens University Saturday afternoon. In a battle for the CVAC Regular Season title the Royals used a goal by Tamara Diaz-Matosas with 10:52 to go to lay claim to the championship. Pfeiffer finishes the regular season at 15-4 and 9-2 in the CVAC. The Falcons will host a game Tuesday at 2:00 pm in the first round of the CVAC Tournament. Their opponent is yet to be determined.
This game was mostly a mid-field battle. Both teams played tough defense and there were few scoring chances for each team. In the 12th minute a Queens header beat Pfeiffer goalkeeper Jennifer Lindow but it was cleared off the goalline by the Falcon defense.
Ashley Hawkins broke free in the 16th minute, but her chip over the Royals goalie from 25 yards just missed the top left corner of the goal.
Kristen Brahosky kept the game scoreless in the 26th minute when she headed a Queens shot away that was headed into the corner of the goal.
Queens had a breakaway in the 30th minute but Lindow came up with a huge diving save. The game was scoreless at halftime.
Hawkins had another chance in the 51st minute but her shot from a tight angle went just wide. Kirsten Bartsch had a header in the 55th minute off a free kick but it was saved by the keeper.
Neither team had a good scoring chance until the 79th minute when Diaz-Matosas got free in front of the Falcon goal and drilled one into the net.
Pfeiffer pushed hard the last ten minutes but couldn't score and the game ended in a 1-0 Queens victory.
Pfeiffer will host an opening round game in the CVAC Tournament on Tuesday. Game time will be 2:00 pm and their opponent will be determined after this weekend's CVAC games.


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last stand wrote:how is it different speculating that dwight will not improve his fundementals to bynum will continue to get hurt?
last stand wrote:its only different because it helps your argument.
last stand wrote:i agree i haven't changed that list in a long time. the only safe women are emma, natalie, and mila
lakerswiz wrote:Rooscooter wrote:Neither of these would be my choice for the "star" after Kobe retires either.......
The biggest thing I dread the most. To me Kobe = Lakers. Lakers = Kobe. I have not known a time where the Lakers and Kobe weren't essentially one and the same.
The next few years are going to be interesting. Though I truly believe that Kobe will have 2 or 3 really great years left and then start to dwindle down. I honestly believe this season will be one of his best yet.
I Am Cornholio wrote:lakerswiz wrote:Rooscooter wrote:Neither of these would be my choice for the "star" after Kobe retires either.......
The biggest thing I dread the most. To me Kobe = Lakers. Lakers = Kobe. I have not known a time where the Lakers and Kobe weren't essentially one and the same.
The next few years are going to be interesting. Though I truly believe that Kobe will have 2 or 3 really great years left and then start to dwindle down. I honestly believe this season will be one of his best yet.
you must be young
While Kupchak remained guarded with his answers, Lakers forward Matt Barnes was much more open when asked about the rumors surrounding his former teammate Howard.
"You know, I've been hearing Dwight. I've been hearing Baron [Davis]. I've been hearing stuff a lot lately," Barnes said. "I've talked to both of those guys and they want to be here, so we'll see what happens."
A source close to Los Angeles Lakers Center Andrew Bynum has been predicting that he would end up being traded to Orlando Magic for months
now and reiterated that sentiment to HOOPSWORLD today. The belief is based off the assumption that the Magic are eventually going to be willing to trade All-Star center Dwight Howard.
For the first time in three summers, Bynum was healthy and spent the prolonged offseason preparing himself for what should be the best year of his career. The source classified Bynum as "indifferent" to all the trade talk and willing to play wherever. This is the third time he's been rumored to be the centerpiece of a package for an All-Star, previously being involved in discussions for Kevin Garnett and Jason Kidd.
The source also spoke highly regarding how good of a fit Bynum would be in Orlando, stating that it's his time to be the man. Bynum voiced the desire to be more of a featured option at the conclusion of last season, but it's going to be hard for that to happen as long as Pau Gasol and Kobe Bryant are still Lakers.
The Howard saga is still in its early stages, but should start to speed up once he notifies Orlando that he is unwilling to sign an extension.
Rooscooter wrote:Bynum voiced his desire to be a featured option last year because the second team would go 4 minutes without even threatening to pass it to him......
Arguably he was our best player in the playoffs last year and should be considered at equal option to Pau until Pau finds his spheres again....
last stand wrote:something tells me bynum wants to be traded to orlando. no pressure and all the touches
Chris Sheridan of Sheridan Hoops wrote:Regarding Dwight Howard and Chris Paul and their respective trade desires, it is worth explaining in dollars and sense why they'd prefer to be dealt sooner rather than later.
In order for them to get the most possible money, they'll need to finagle a way into landing in their desired destinations prior to the trade deadline.
And despite all the hand-wringing over the owners' capitulation in negotiations over the so-called Carmelo Anthony rule, neither of those guys is likely to do an extend-and-trade.
Here's why:
From the NBA memo sent out to general managers regarding terms of the new collective bargaining agreement:
_ Extension-and-trades permitted, except maximum length of such contract is 3 years (e.g. 2 new years if player during last year of his old contract and max annual increases are 4.5 percent. If a player signs a contract extension for a longer period or higher amount that would have been permitted for an extension-and-trade, then the team is prohibited from trading the player for a period of six months following the date of the extension. If a team acquired a player in a trade, then, for a period of six months following the date of the trade, the team is prohibited from signing the player to a contract extension for a longer period or higher amount than would have been permitted for an extension-and-trade.
Let's look at this in a little more detail:
Both Howard and Paul are under contract for two more years but have opt-outs that would allow them to become free agents July 1, 2012.
Any extensions they signed between now and June 30, 2012, could only take them through the 2013-14 season because of the above-noted 3-year rule (the upcoming 2011-12 season counts as one year, the 2012-13 option years on both players' contracts count as Year 2, and the extensions they would receive as part of the extend-and-trade deals would count as Year 3).
If the Magic decided to fast-track a Howard trade (as Marc Stein reports they are strongly considering), Orlando could only give him a one-year extension (and the maximum raise would be 4.5 percent off his 2012-13 salary) in an extend-and-trade deal. So Howard, who is due to make $19.54 million in 2012-13 if he does NOT opt out, could sign an extension that would pay him $20.415 million for the 2013-14 season, after which he would be a free agent.
He would be much better served to opt out of his contract and sign a five-year deal with 7.5 percent annual raises with the team that acquired him for a total of $110.8 million over 5 years.
The trick is getting to his desired destination. If he was traded somewhere he wasn't happy, he could leave as an unrestricted free agent but would be limited to a 4-year deal with 4.5 percent annual raises.
if Howard plays out the season with the Magic and opts out, the best deal he could get in a sign-and-trade or an outright unrestricted free agency signing would be $80.5 million over four years. (A team would need $18.9 million in cap space to make him a max offer.)
So, to summarize, here are the options and the financial implications for each player.
_ Plays the entire season in Orlando, opts out and ends up elsewhere (either by signing as a free agent or through a sign-and-trade): $80.5 million for 4 years.
_ Gets traded in February, opts out, then re-signs with the team that acquired him: $110.8 million for 5 years.
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ZenMaster4President wrote:Ah... the difference in offensive games of Bynum and Dwight...
I know one is not playing... just saying that there were people who claimed that the difference is not that big and the difference on defense more than makes up for it.
I think those people has been proven wrong.
As were those that were pointing at "attitude problems" as part of Bynum's baggage. Well, Dwight has got them in spades as well.
IF Andrew was still playing, we'd be loosing the trade badly. And even with that - the fact that Dwight might bolt and this season may be over... we may still eventually come up as the biggest losers.
Shaq was right. Dwight is no superman.
and do you think Bynum would be doing any better in this PnR centric offense even IF he was healthy? how soon we forget how Bynum use to cry to the media as well bout his touches down low and pouting and not trying on D when he didn't get invovled offensively. This trait is inherent in all of these pre-madonna bigs, even Shaq made similar comments during his time here "you gota feed the dog if you want him to guard the yard" or something similar.


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St. German is part of the Raron commune and is surrounded by vineyards, a legacy of the Romans. Once a year, there is a cultural/culinary walk along the "Culture Path" which takes you through the wine producing village of St. German. Why not enjoy a delicious glass of wine yourself produced entirely in the village?
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Having been kicked in the teeth by both iPhone and Android smartphones this year, Research In Motion unveiled its rumored iPad copycat Monday in an attempt to stop both Apple and Google from leaching more of its revenues.
The thing is called the Blackberry PlayBook, a clear appeal to the company's largely male installed base of Crackberry heads.
The tablet is positioned as a multitasking "enterprise-ready professional tablet" "perfect for either large organizations or an 'army of one.'" However, it may have a split personality. Beside corporate power games, it's also supposed to be good at playing traditional games.
Unlike Apple, the PlayBook is "Flash-loving." It supports the Apple-scorned Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe Mobile AIR as well as the Apple-doted- on HTML 5 so RIM can brag that PlayBook will deliver "the real, full web experience to mobile users."
Otherwise it's smaller, thinner and lighter than the iPad measuring less than half an inch thick (5.1"x7.6"x0.4") and weighing 14 ounces with a seven- inch 1024 x 600 touchscreen display.
Initially the PlayBook won't be able to connect to the Internet directly, which is actually a plus in enterprise terms.
It's fitted with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and in the absence of Wi-Fi it piggybacks on the Blackberry via Bluetooth to access the Internet (no separate service plan). That means that the smartphone's content is viewable on the tablet, but actually stays on the phone and is only temporarily cached on the tablet (subject to IT policy controls). It disappears once the connection is broken so there's theoretically less of a security risk and less of a manageability issue.
Eventually RIM is supposed to come up with 3G and 4G versions of the tablet.
The thing is powered by an unidentified 1GHz dual-core processor running on the Unix-like symmetric multiprocessing QNX Neutrino kernel that RIM acquired when it bought QNX earlier this year. For purposes of the PlayBook the operating system is called the BlackBerry Tablet OS and is reputed to offer a highly responsive and fluid touchscreen experience for apps and content services.
The Eclipse-supporting Neutrino, which runs on the PowerPC, x86, Mips, SH-4 and ARM chips, is supposed to be one of the most reliable, robust and secure (Common Criteria EAL 4+) real-time operating system architectures in the world. It supports mission-critical applications in everything from planes, trains and automobiles to medical equipment and the largest core routers that run the Internet not to mention, as Bloomberg does, the control systems in nuclear power plants and the US Army's unmanned Crusher tanks. (Top that for reliability.)
The OS is POSIX-compliant so C-based code is portable. It supports Open GL for graphics-intensive 2D and 3D applications like gaming, and will run applications built in Mobile AIR as well as the new BlackBerry WebWorks app platform so apps (like Java apps) written for BlackBerry 6-based smartphones will also run on PlayBook.
The widget includes dual 3 MP front-facing, 5 MP rear-facing HD cameras for video capture and video conferencing that can both record HD video at the same time, and an HDMI-out port for presenting one's creations on external displays. It has 1GB of RAM.
The dingus won't be in retail store in the United States until early 2011 with rollouts in overseas to follow in Q2. However, developers and some corporate customers will get the widget in October for development and early testing. An SDK is supposed to be out in the next few weeks and developers can register for early access at www.blackberry.com/developers/ tabletos. The thing is supposed to use industry standard APIs.
There's no price yet although Reuters says it should come in at the "lower range of prices for consumer tablets already in the suddenly congested market.
SYS-CON Events announced today that Liaison Technologies, a leading provider of data management and integration cloud services and solutions, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Liaison Technologies is a recognized market leader in providing cloud-enabled data integration and data management solutions to break down complex information barriers, enabling enterprises to make smarter decisions, faster.
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Hadoop as a Service (as offered by handful of niche vendors now) is a cloud computing solution that makes medium and large-scale data processing accessible, easy, fast and inexpensive. In his session at Big Data Expo, Kumar Ramamurthy, Vice President and Chief Technologist, EIM & Big Data, at Virtusa, will discuss how this is achieved by eliminating the operational challenges of running Hadoop, so one can focus on business growth. The fragmented Hadoop distribution world and various PaaS solutions that provide a Hadoop flavor either make choices for customers very flexible in the name of opti...
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For years, we've relied too heavily on individual network functions or simplistic cloud controllers. However, they are no longer enough for today's modern cloud data center. Businesses need a comprehensive platform architecture in order to deliver a complete networking suite for IoT environment based on OpenStack. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Dhiraj Sehgal from PLUMgrid will discuss what a holistic networking solution should really entail, and how to build a complete platform that is scalable, secure, agile and automated.
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All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades. With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo, June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be
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Release Cycle
We're currently on a monthly release cycle.
A release cycle starts 1 week of planning called the Jira-period. The goal is that after this week is that Jira for the release is relyable, represents the plans and priorities correctly and that no issues on the current release are unassigned. The work necessary for this issues should be well understood. Often we analyse issues in the Jira-period In this period we discuss work that will be done in the next iteration each developer ensures that the workload that is taken can be delivered comfortably before the code freeze date. The main objective of this period is that the planning is as stable and predictable as possible at the jira freeze date, but implementation work can already be started in this period as well.
Then there are 2-3 weeks of coding.
Then there is 1 week we call the release-week. The release week starts on the code freeze day. On the morning after the code freeze day, a tag is created for the release. It is assumed that all coding work has been completed by that time, but practice learns that this should be checked with the group ;-) After the versions are updated on the branch, we start with pointing the continuous integration jobs to the branch and start smoke testing. Once that is OK, the publishing of the release can begin.
This calendar shows the release dates and also JIRA Freeze and Code Freeze dates for the releases.
Activiti Cycle
The Initial Activiti Cycle Roadmap 2010 is posted here. It is not merged into this page, which is planned to be done after the first release.
Issue tracker
Here's the Activiti project in Jira. That is the official reference. Below is that (not yet) list of issues ordered by priority for planning purposes. The list below in this page might be out of date. You can also find the [roadmap of releases in Jira|http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT#selectedTab=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project%3Aroadmap-panel].
5.2 February 1st
- Productization (Frederik)
- Help to complete the alfresco workflow api (Frederik)
- Define productization identity strategy (Frederik)
- Document activity type pluggability for engine and tooling (Tom)
- Increase coverage of automatic DB upgrade (Tom)
- CI server setup (Tom)
- Fix job executor windows CI problem (Tom)
- Test clustering (Tom)
- Rules integration (Tom / Tijs / Ron)
- Test clustering and max scalability on AWS cloud (Joram)
- Foreach: parallel execution based on variable collection or expression-return-value collection (Joram)
- Process instance migration (Joram)
- Activiti Modeler activiti extensions support (Falko)
5.3 March 1st
- Spring JTA support (Tom)
- JMS (Joram)
- EJB invoke (Joram)
- Reporting (Frederik)
- Review Cycle UI. Work out mission more concrete as well as screenshots and business oriented use cases.
- View logs in Probe (javax.util software log files) (Frederik)
- View activiti configuration file in Probe (Frederik)
- DB support for MS SQL Server (expected from community)
- Rest API to expose process instances with filter criteria (10 days)
- Task delegation when a user goes on holiday (Tom)
- Existing tasks
- New tasks for which the engine would assign it to that user
5.4 April 1st
- Process debugging ACT-595
- Mail forms: Complete a task by replying to a mail (Frederik)
- Document how to add support for another scripting language (Frederik)
- Add working hours to business calendar
5.5 May 1st
- Asynchronous continuations ACT-126 (Tom)
- Implement BPMN boundary error event ACT-15 (Joram)
- Celebrate 1st anniversary of Activiti!
5.6 June 1st
- Async & remote access to service API
- Allow for Hibernate entities to be stored as process variables
- Allow for JCR nodes to be stored as process variables
- Instant process statistics ACT-121
5.7 July 1st
- Add LDAP support through Spring Security for the identity component ACT-116 (10 days)
- Dynamic sub tasks ACT-117
- Authorization + Impersonation through API and REST interface (10 days)
- Task, process instance and artefact discussions
- User provided process instance ids (is that necessary given the businesskey?)
- Search with Lucence
- CMIS document links as process variables
- OpenCMIS Document variable type (6 days)
- Check out/check in activities (4 days)
- Manage process cache
- Clear cache
- View list of cached processes
- Single sign-on (10 days, lot of uncertaincy)
- Simulation
- Specify bell shaped probability curves
- Specify scenarios
- Produce report of execution run
- Transient variables
- Task lifecycle pluggability
- Adding authorization to explorer / Viewing other people's tasks
- Extend dynamic task creation to allow subprocesses to be dynamically linked to user tasks.
- System variables
- Internationalization for task forms
- Deal with multiple timer parallel outgoing transitions http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-47
- Add freemarker form engine http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-175 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-229 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-286
Issues are small jobs that should be taken in between. Each release some of these smaller issues are prioritized and taken into the release.
- ScriptTask: Load script code from file or process variable @see http://forums.activiti.org/en/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=292
- ACT-20 Task forms user picker
- ACT-77 Remove URL Rewrite
- ACT-34 Refactor JobExecutor threading
- ACT-97 Expose spring beans in Scripts
- ACT-93 Use CompiledScript to improve performance
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As business in the United States has lagged and debt crises and austerity measures have hindered the economies of Europe, China has been touted as the world's next economic giant, still expanding rapidly during a period of global uncertainty.
But recent observations of the Chinese economy are revealing a downward shift away from the booming growth of the previous decades. Waning worldwide demand for Chinese goods has led the country's leaders to push for greater consumption of domestic products at home, yet this has been met with low demand. Reports of inventory surpluses and overproduction point to a future where China's staggering economic growth rate may no longer be a sure thing.
What does this mean for American businesses? China has the world's second largest economy behind the United States. As factors threatening its sustained growth arise, new risks to the global economy rise with them. A world in which China's dwindling appetite for the world's raw materials and importing goods could have a direct impact on American companies.
The potential risks and outcomes to U.S. business are some of the questions explored by Sellinger School faculty members in this month's feature. John Burger, Ph.D., professor of economics, and Nancy Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of economics, study macroeconomic trends and analyze the potential effects and risks China's recent economic ebb could have on the U.S. economy.
The Chinese government's most recent statistics point to economic growth of mid-seven-percent range this year. That still seems strong. Where's the concern?
JB: It is important to remember that China had been growing at a rate of about 10 percent per year for many years, so this is a slowdown. The 10 percent pace was not sustainable in the long run, so some slowdown was inevitable. The question now is how severe is the slowdown. Will they achieve a "soft landing"?
If China does slow substantially, it will have a significant impact on global economic growth. China has been an increasingly important source of demand for a wide range of products from commodities such as oil and copper to luxury automobiles. Combined with the very uncertain outlook in Europe a China slowdown could mean serious trouble for the global economy.
NW: China is the second largest economy in the world, and if Chinese growth slows, the world's economy will definitely slow with it. Economies which supply products to China will suffer directly, except perhaps oil.
Recent Chinese policy has been to promote economic stability by increasing domestic consumption of goods rather than exporting them, but the Chinese domestic marketplace for consumer goods such as household items and automobiles appears to be saturated. Yet, manufacturers have been unwilling to cut production. How does this affect China domestically and will this continue to translate into a weaker economy for China?
NW: Historically, the Chinese economy has been driven by export-oriented policies fostered by the central government, which has driven the real estate boom as workers flock to the cities and the government builds the associated infrastructure needed to support the enormous migration from the rural areas to urban centers. So, I think they have been linked, but whether they remain linked in the future is another question.
For products with strong demand, however, production has not slowed and these strong brands are protecting the overall production totals in some industries. Quotas on new car licenses in a number of Chinese cities create a decrease in in quantity demanded that is artificially induced. Hence, changes in government policy play a large role in the demand for domestically consumed goods.
JB: Infrastructure spending is typically driven by government decisions and was particularly boosted by a stimulus plan during the recent global recession. Exports have certainly been a success story, but, as the domestic economy grows, exports will become a smaller fraction of GDP. Finally, China did experience a huge real estate boom and is now experiencing falling property prices. The real estate boom was fueled in part by speculation from wealthy individuals looking for a place to park their savings. There are very limited financial instruments available to the typical Chinese saver.
Eventually production will have to slow, but I wonder how wide-spread this phenomenon of overproduction really is. I certainly did not see evidence of it last summer during a field study tour of China with Loyola MBA students.
China is the U.S.'s third largest market for exporting its products. What does a glut of unsold Chinese goods mean for American exports?
JB: It might not matter all that much. I suspect the goods that the U.S. produces and exports to China are very different than the goods produced in China that are stockpiling. It would only have a big effect on U.S. exporters if this inventory accumulation was a sign of a severe slowdown in the Chinese economy.
NW: The slowdown does impact American markets for products such cotton and wool, both of which are produced in America and used in China for apparel. As the demand for apparel falls there, American producers of these and other inputs to production there are finding it harder to export their products. They are seeking out other markets abroad.
With an American economy slow to recover from recession, the ongoing European debt crisis, and a Chinese economy seemingly not growing as fast as it had been projected to, do we have a perfect storm of economic malaise brewing or are circumstances not as somber as they seem?
JB: "Perfect storm" is a bit strong, but some pessimism is certainly merited. It's important to keep in mind that these economies are heavily interdependent. One of the reasons for a slowdown in China is precisely because of the trouble in Europe and the slow growth in U.S. It is possible that Europe figures out a solution that at least takes the worst-case scenarios off the table and that boosts growth for China and the U.S.
NW: We are inextricably linked by international trade, and the ongoing issues with the European debt crisis and our slow turnaround create an uncertain outlook. But as our economy comes out of the recession, as it has shown signs of doing, China will benefit, and in the meantime, China is looking to other markets abroad in Asia, Africa and the Middle East for growth opportunities.
What adjustments can and should China make to its policy?
JB: A year and a half ago Chinese policymakers were worried about the economy overheating, inflation on the rise, and a housing bubble forming. They responded with a contractionary policy. That policy has had its intended effects. The question is whether they overdid it. Again, will they have a soft landing? Policy has more recently swung toward being somewhat expansionary again.
NW: I recently returned from a study tour in China with a Loyola MBA class. While in China we heard several speakers talk about tax incentives for Chinese buyers to spend more on durable goods. On the other hand, China is setting quotas on the number of new cars (licenses) in several major cities to curb gridlock on the overcrowded roads. So, mixed signals are coming from government policies there.
One speaker mentioned that increasing the percentage of foreign investment allowed in joint ventures would increase joint venture activity in China. Another speaker mentioned that the Chinese need to engage in foreign direct investment themselves (FDI) in the United States and around the world. Given the intellectual property rights problems U.S. firms have with China, FDI in the U.S. is not likely to happen in many industries at this point in time.
Are there any silver linings—for American businesses or otherwise—to a slowdown of Chinese economic growth?
JB: The silver lining is for China itself. As I mentioned, the Chinese government wanted somewhat of a slowdown in order to stave off inflation and stop the housing bubble from getting out of control. Perhaps they have achieved that. Hopefully they didn't overdo it and they will avoid a steep fall in growth.
NW: As our economy comes out of recession, Americans who have been putting off purchases will kick-start the Chinese export machine. Let's remember too that 7.5 percent growth is still high by any standard, and it is a lucrative growth market for our agricultural exports.
What should American businesses keep in mind or be prepared to do in the wake of a Chinese economic slowdown?
NW: Be flexible and allow for making adjustments nimbly. Look for new opportunities. Our MBA students noted, for example, that few stores had swipe technology for credit card purchases, so there may be any number of avenues for American businesses to travel with success. American businesses should also keep in mind that China is a country of about 1.3 billion people, all of whom want to move into the middle class if they are not already there. It is a huge market, one that is difficult for us to comprehend when 300 million Americans is our reference figure.


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"Small and medium businesses are the growth engine of the economy and more and more of these businesses are operating online," said Bryan Stolle, General Partner, Mohr Davidow Ventures. "By using rich, multi-source data and advanced analytics to more fairly and accurately assess business performance, we believe Kabbage's financial products will enable more businesses to expand inventory, hire new employees, and grow, thereby helping the economy get back on track."
"There is a rapidly growing delta between small-to-medium businesses' need for working capital and its availability from traditional sources. The knowledge gained from working with companies like Kabbage helps UPS refine its strategy of enabling global commerce," said Joe Guerrisi, VP of Corporate Marketing at UPS.
Gorlin said Kabbage wasn't looking to raise new money, but a number of funds approached the company after seeing what it was doing and the customers and data it was pulling in. "We thought it wise to go ahead and secure the capital now," he said, "to get into more marketplaces faster."
He continued, "Not a day goes by when some international company doesn't contact us." While Kabbage has yet to fund an international online retailer, the company plans its first several trips abroad in the next six weeks.
In addition to the funding news, the United States Patent & Trademark Office recently granted U.S. Patent No. 7,983,951 to Kabbage, entitled "Apparatus to provide liquid funds in the online auction and marketplace environment." [Please see today's announcement "Kabbage Issued U.S. Patent".]
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Now a variety of whale species are heading back through Washington for their return trip to their winter homes in Hawaii, Mexico and Central America.
"These massive, spectacular creatures -- once hunted out in local waters -- are resurfacing in unheard-of numbers here, increasingly taking an inside passage through local waterways as they make their way south," said Michael Harris of the Pacific Whale Watch Association.
Once hunted near extinction, whales dwindled in number.
"But whaling went away and gradually the whales came back," Harris said. "Now they're all over."
Olympia-based Cascadia Research Collective estimates that about 1,600 humpback whales feed off the west coast of North America, including as many as 500 off Washington and British Columbia.
Several types of whales are seen in the fall around the San Juan Islands and in the waters off Victoria, B.C. They are mostly humpbacks, minkes and a few gray whales, along with pods of killer whales, which are here year-round.
The whales typically don't come as far into the Sound during fall as they do during the spring migration.
Magen Jensen of Island Adventure Cruises in Anacortes said she prefers the fall whaling watching trips. "It's the best time to go for photos," she said. "Traveling through the San Juans is really gorgeous."
In the spring, Island operates trips out of Everett and Anacortes. In fall, only the trips out of Anacortes are available.
Whales typically pass by Washington and Victoria in October and November, so if you're interested in a trip there are only a few weeks left. Island Adventures offers whale watching trips on Saturdays only in November.
Since days can be pretty foggy in fall, the trips are weather-permitting.
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OXFORD, Ohio - Freshman guard Reggie Johnson scored a team-high 20 points, leading the Miami University men's basketball team to a 80-54 victory over Grambling State in its home opener Tuesday night at Millett Hall.
The RedHawks (1-1) broke a school-record with 22 steals and scored 47 points off 32 turnovers. Junior guard Quinten Rollins tallied seven takeaways, tying Damon Frierson, Ron Harper and Chuck Goodyear for the most in program history.
Miami, which led 27-23 at halftime, pulled away after the break, as it finished the game outscoring Grambling State 53-31 in the second half.
The Tigers dropped to 0-3 on the season.
Miami got off to a hot start, scoring nine of the game's first 11 points. Junior guard Allen Roberts made the first basket of the night and junior forward Jon Harris added two free throws and a 3-pointer to put the RedHawks up 9-2. Grambling State's Terry Rose answered with a three of his own to start a 17-4 Tiger scoring run. This gave Grambling a 19-13 lead with 8:28 remaining in the half.
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In a game ruled by long scoring runs and drastic swings of momentum, this was the beginning of the biggest run of the game by either team. Johnson's and Edwards' points were the start of a 27-0 scoring run that saw the Miami lead balloon to 19 points, 56-37, with just over nine minutes left.
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