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From Lima to Copenhagen: The Road to Failure
Both conferences were failed, taxpayer-funded attempts to institute global economic governance.
Have you ever heard, dear reader, of an international conference held in Lima in 1975 with the purpose of securing nothing less than a full-fledged reorganization of the industrial production of the planet? If your answer is no, don't be ashamed: This event quickly fell into total oblivion.
Let us unearth that conference, however, because it could help us to understand the outcome of the mega-conference that took place in Copenhagen last month with the no-less-pompous objective of stopping the warming of our planet.
Lima '75: Those were the good old days of "Third Worldism." The developing countries, spurred by the demonstration of force by oil exporting countries during the oil shock of 1973, called for the institution of a "new international economic order" (NIEO), aimed at securing a better place for these countries in the world economy. Once the call was made, international organizations started aligning their work programs toward that grandiose objective.
It should be recalled that in those days the dominant view in the corridors of international organizations favored strong state intervention in economic affairs. The prevailing view had its dissidents: Bela Balassa, an economist at the World Bank, as well as Little, Scitovsky and Scott, authors of a report commissioned by the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), to mention a few. These economists argued that developing countries would do better to place their hopes in the interplay of market forces rather than in state interventionism and, accordingly, should adopt policies aimed at encouraging foreign investment and improving the international competitiveness of their goods.
The governments of many developing countries that adhered to the dominant view arrived at Lima with the firm intention of obtaining the international community's endorsement of a "plan of action," stipulating that 25% of the world's industrial production should be generated in the Third World by the year 2000.
Lima led to nothing significant. The plan of action adopted there turned out to be a vague compromise text with a strong whiff of state interventionism (as was customarily the case of international declarations at that time). It requested the "redeployment" to the Third World of some of the industries established in developed countries. There was nothing coercive in the text, as a number of industrialized nations refused to accept any binding clause. The plan also instituted a bureaucratic mechanism of "consultations," with a view to pursuing the conference's goals.
Did the industrial reorganization of the world take place? Yes. Today, the developing countries are not far from accounting for a quarter of the world's industrial production. The industrial "redeployment," too, has been taking place in the form of the so-called hollowing out of developed-country economies.
But all this profound transformation has had nothing to do with the plan adopted at Lima—which in fact did not have any meaningful follow-up. Rather, it was accomplished after developing countries decided to adhere (one after the other) to the recommendations of the dissidents of third-worldism, namely to play the card of market forces and become internationally competitive.
A new international economic order has thus seen the light of day, not thanks to a decision taken in an international conference, at Lima or elsewhere, but by the fierce competition of developing countries in world markets. This new order has a name: "globalization."
Third-worldism has become obsolete. But in its place, environmentalism is the new politically correct pet view in international organizations. Thus, rather than referring to an NIEO, it is fashionable nowadays to talk about "saving the planet" by reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 50% by 2050 at the latest. Ergo, Copenhagen.
Like third-worldism in the 1970s, today's environmentalism has its dissidents. There are many. They do not deny the existence of global warming, but question the role of human activity in this phenomenon. In addition, they tend to advocate technological innovation, rather than restrictions on the emissions of carbon dioxide, to deal with the impacts.
Like Lima, the conference in Copenhagen did not go beyond the declaration of intentions. Agreement was not reached on concrete measures to drastically reducing carbon emissions. And just as Lima relegated the hardest discussions to a series of consultations, so Copenhagen sent negotiations to another conference next year—without explaining why agreement would be easier in 2010, the year of mid-term elections in the United States, which will make the American Congress even more reluctant to alienate voters by approving costly measures to deal with global warming.
Beyond their differences, Lima and Copenhagen suffer from a common handicap: Both conferences were a failed attempt, at the expense of taxpayers around the world, to institute global economic governance by imposing quantifiable targets on the 192 member nations.
The "Lima Plan of Action" marked the culmination of Third Worldist multilateral diplomacy. Since then, developing countries, in their struggle for economic modernization, do not expect much from big international conferences. In the same fashion, there is a strong likelihood that the so-called "Copenhagen Accord" will in turn represent the high point of environmentalist multilateral diplomacy. Henceforth, means other than big intergovernmental forums will be explored to deal with global warming.
Taking the analogy between the two conferences a step further, it is possible to conclude with a note of optimism. In the same manner that developing countries succeeded in increasing their share in world industrial output through international competition, irrespective of the Lima planning, so one can expect that the issue of global warming will be dealt with, not through the Copenhagen Accord, but by technological innovations, notably those falling within the category of geoengineering. These techniques aim at capturing carbon emissions or, more directly, at cooling the climate.
So we may yet see major shifts in the way man deals with climate—but don't expect them to come about through sprawling international get-togethers. Like the Lima conference, Copenhagen will, in a few years, most likely end up in the dustbins of oblivion.
Mr. Fiallo is a former international civil servant. His latest publication: "Ternes Eclats" ("Dimmed Lights"), L'Harmattan, Paris, presents a critique of international organizations.


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ROME, Dec 8 (Reuters) - First half goals from German Denis and Federico Peluso were enough for Atalanta to break a run of three straight league losses as they beat Parma 2-1 in Serie A on Saturday.
Atalanta took the lead with only four minutes gone through the impressive German Denis, who scored his sixth goal of the season when he found himself free in a packed Parma area and met Ezequiel Schelotto's pinpoint cross with a header.
Parma responded and came close to equalising on a number of occasions but Federico Peluso doubled Atalanta's lead seven minutes from the end of the first half, tapping home the rebound from Denis' smartly driven shot.
Amauri pulled a deserved goal back for Parma right before half-time with a typically towering header from Marco Marchionni's deep cross, giving Roberto Donadoni's side hope they could get something out of the game.
They could have equalised three times in the second half, with Gabriel Paletta somehow heading the easiest chance wide 67 minutes after being left completely free only yards from the Atalanta goal.
However they couldn't capitalise on their pressure and Atalanta held on to leapfrog their opponents into eighth place on 21 points, equal with AC Milan, while Parma dropped down to ninth a point behind.
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As with much of this week, today has been inundated with rain showers and storms driven by daytime heating. As we head through the overnight hours, expect those showers and storms to quickly taper off. Some showers could linger into the morning hours, but for the most part all of us should remain dry overnight.
Sunday will be much like today, in that the first part of the day will be dry and warm, as the afternoon dawns, daytime heating will drive storm development. As with this evening, tomorrow evening should be the same, but with storms not as numerous in coverage and quickly tapering off during the evening hours.
Rain chances will stay with us through the rest of the weekend and by Monday and Tuesday the chances are slim. Any rain showers and storms that develop next week will be thanks to daytime heating and lift. As a ridge begins to overtake our area, we will stay mostly dry other than any daytime storms.
By next week, temperatures should return to the low 90s area wide and by the close of the week everyone will be sitting in the lower 90s.
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Simon goes back to way old methods for new disc
NEW YORK It seems strange to think that one of popular music's most successful singer-songwriters considered it a change of pace to sit in a room with an acoustic guitar to compose.
But since Paul Simon's landmark 1986 album "Graceland," which fused African rhythms with a literate New Yorker's songs, he has primarily started his compositions with a rhythm track and made the words and tunes fit around that. The new disc "So Beautiful or So What" began with Simon at his home studio writing two ballads and an instrumental.
"That cast the album in a slightly different way than the previous ones," the 69-year-old singer said in a recent interview.
He still enjoys writing songs with a base of rhythm, but said he wanted to break his pattern, to go back to the way he used to write just to see if he could still do it.
"He's a craftsman and a very fastidious musical person," said Phil Ramone, the producer behind Simon's 1976 "Still Crazy After All These Years" and other solo works, and "So Beautiful."
"In all the years I have known him, he is very much (about) not wanting to do things the same way, and I think he had reached that point," he added.
You feel the presence of God on Simon's disc, but not always in a spiritual sense. In "Love and Hard Times," God pays a visit to Earth with his son and doesn't stay long, concluding "these people are slobs here." Simon speaks in God's voice in "Love is Eternal Sacred Light" and, on "The Afterlife," envisions meeting Him in heaven (all he can think of to say is "Be Bop a Lula").
He keeps listeners on their toes with some lyrical left turns. In "Questions for the Angels," Simon precedes a big question - who would ultimately care if all the humans in the world disappeared? - with a verse ruminating about a Jay-Z billboard in Brooklyn.
"In the same way that I'll change colors and musical textures, I change things lyrically," he said. "I might be on some metaphysical journey to the Pyramids and stop for a while to pull it back. That stops the dream feeling for a while, so when you return to it, hopefully it feels fresh again."
Despite Simon changing the way he wrote, part of the album still employs some of the world music stylings that have become a hallmark of this stage in his career. The more rhythmic material is actually the most arresting on the disc, a point noted in a somewhat critical album review by Jim Farber of the New York Daily News.
"Rhythm has come to rule his music over the one element that gave his earlier work its greatest hold on history - exquisite melody," Farber wrote.
The most gripping cut employs an entirely new style for Simon - sampling. He was listening to a disc that contained old sermons one day and was intrigued by a call-and-response sermon called "Getting Ready for Christmas Day." He built a musical track around it and wrote lyrics to go with the 1941 sermon by the Rev. J.M. Gates.
"It was an interesting songwriting problem to solve," Simon said.
And, you can dance to the solution.
The title cut has one of the most straightforward messages; essentially that life is what you make of it. "So Beautiful or So What" seemed to confuse a slightly loopy Neil Diamond at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony last month (Simon inducted him), who suggested it was a lousy title. But he recovered by saying that "I dare anybody in this room to make a better album."


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Maori Mailbox. Omahu. Hawkes Bay. New Zealand.
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A wonderfully handcarved mailbox on the main highway through Omahu features a Maori warrior and a miniature example of a carved Maori meeting house.
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location: North Island, New Zealand
date approved: 11/9/2010
last visited: 9/27/2010
The Anvil - Kerikeri, Northland, New Zealand
The black anvil receives mail in Kerikeri.
posted by: No Fixed Aboder
date approved: 11/8/2010
last visited: never
Arbor Cottage Mailbox - Jacksonville Beach, FL
An adorable homemade mailbox that fits the name of the establishment (Arbor Cottage Antiques) where it is located, just off Highway A1A in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, USA.
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location: Florida
date approved: 10/23/2010
Licence Plate Mailbox - San Juan Capistrano, CA
This is outside a home in San Juan Capistrano.
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location: California
date approved: 10/17/2010
last visited: 10/17/2010
Catbox (sort of!)
A nice catbox, or is that a cat mailbox?
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location: Nevada
date approved: 10/4/2010
Maori carved meeting house (whare runanga). Dannevirke. New Zealand.
An ornately carved letterbox, in the form of a miniature Maori meeting house, collects the mail on Stanley Street, Dannevirke. The carvings are traditional Maori design and colour using paua shell inset into the wood.
date approved: 9/27/2010
last visited: 7/22/2015
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Beautiful mailbox
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Space mail, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Perhaps in the future, mail will be delivered by Spaceship.
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G-TARanaki mailbox, New Plymouth, New Zealand
This letterbox seems appropriate for the New Zealand home of 'G-TARanaki
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Outboard motor mailbox near the Wallowa Lake Fire Station.
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A 4 eyed crocodile/alligator hybrid themed mailbox.
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location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 9/7/2010
last visited: 4/7/2011
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A wooden mailbox, shaped like a fire truck
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date approved: 9/4/2010
last visited: 9/3/2010
WWII Warbird Mailbox - Sewalls Point,FL
Beautifully done airplane mailbox.
date approved: 8/30/2010
last visited: 9/19/2012
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A carved stone mailbox on an Island theme in the country but not far from the sea.
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I wonder if the mail person ever got bit!
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Outside the Silverdale St John's Ambulance Station stands an ambulance mail box.
date approved: 8/13/2010
Clucky Chicken - Bombay, North Island, New Zealand
This colourful chicken is ready to receive mail.
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This little dinosaur sits on a quiet country road just outside the town of Uxbridge.
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date approved: 7/17/2010
last visited: 3/12/2011
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Located at a private residence in the heart of Provincetown.
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location: Massachusetts
date approved: 7/15/2010
last visited: 1/17/2012
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A "handyman's special" type of mailbox.
date approved: 7/11/2010
last visited: 7/11/2010
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Log cabin mailbox SW of Speyside
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Little house mailbox in the village of Columbus, ON.
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This homemade, metail mailbox is found in front of St. John's Lutheran Church along the highway between Highway II and Wetaskiwin, Alberta.
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location: Alberta, Canada
date approved: 7/6/2010
Fire Truck Mailbox - Sebastopol, CA
A fire truck in front of a private residence in Sebastopol. The mailbox is made out of a mailbox with pieces glued to it.
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NEW YORK — Joe Torre lingered on the field at Yankee Stadium, hugging each one of the guests on hand Saturday to honor New York's four-time World Series winning manager.
If Torre's time with the Yankees always felt like a family affair, why should the day his No. 6 was retired be any different?
"It's a long, long journey from the field to Monument Park," Torre said. "However, I was blessed to make that journey on the shoulders of some very special players."
The recently inducted Hall of Famer unveiled his number alongside those of 16 other retired numbers in Monument Park at the start of the ceremony. With No. 6 forever out of circulation, that leaves Derek Jeter's 2 as the only single-digit number still being worn on Yankees pinstripes.
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Torre rode in a golf cart with Yogi Berra to the area in front of the mound, where the Yankees presented him with the 29th plaque to be placed in the area beyond the center-field wall.
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Busch avoids Hamlin-Logano wreck in Fontana finish
Rescue workers tend to the wreckage of the No. 11 FedEx Express Toyota driven by Denny Hamlin after he collided with Joey Logano on the final lap of the NASCAR Sprint Cup series auto race in Fontana, Calif., Sunday March 24, 2013. The pair had been battling for the lead the last three laps. The No. 18 car of Kyle Busch passes behind on its vicory lap. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
FONTANA, Calif. Kyle Busch earned his first victory at Fontana on Sunday after rivals Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano wrecked on the final lap in a thrilling NASCAR finish.
Hamlin and Logano made contact while they raced side-by-side in the final lap of their first race since the drivers confronted each other last week at Bristol. Logano hit the outside wall and Hamlin hit the inside wall, with Hamlin leaving the course in an ambulance.
Tony Stewart then confronted Logano after the race and shoved the younger driver before teammates pulled them apart. Logano blocked Stewart out of a late restart.
Busch led the most laps and took advantage of his remarkable stroke of luck to pick up Joe Gibbs Racings first victory at Fontana, the only track where the team had never won.
They forgot about me. I knew they were going to, Busch said. We had a good run on the top side, and they were messing with each other so bad that they took each other down. I was just hoping I could get by before they took me with him.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished second and took over the lead in the points standings despite falling from third to 22nd late in the race with a dismal pit stop. Kurt Busch came in third, with Carl Edwards fourth and Greg Biffle fifth in front of Logano.
Kyle Buschs victory was his 25th in NASCAR, completing a weekend sweep after his Nationwide Series victory Saturday. He ended a 31-race Cup winless streak since last April at Richmond.
Last week at Bristol, Hamlin spun Logano while Logano was racing Jeff Gordon for the late lead. Hamlin claimed Logano had cut him off three times earlier in the race, but Logano ran over to Hamlins car afterward and leaned in his window for an angry exchange before the teams pulled them apart.
Their final-lap theatrics at Fontana mostly appeared to be motivated by fierce racing for a win in a back-and-forth race on a wide two-mile track. Hamlins crash was more dramatic than Loganos contact with the wall, with Hamlins car going head-on into the inside wall.
Hamlin got himself out of the car, but then slumped to the ground beside it before medical help arrived. NASCAR didnt immediately have an update on his condition.
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Tesco Bank Art Competition for Schools
Now open for entries with eighty-five fantastic ways to win!
- 53 great prizes of art materials for winners with their work displayed at the Scottish National Gallery.
- 20 schools recieve £100 vouchers for art materials as a thank you for entering.
- 12 lucky schools recieve Free artist-led workshops with help towards transport costs included.
With fun, inspiring themes for nursery, lower and upper primary, secondary and special education schools we hope you enjoy looking at, talking about and finally making your own art. Our How to Enter page contains all you need to get started. All winning artworks will be framed and exhibited at the Scottish National Gallery with a selection featured in a colourful calendar posted to every school in Scotland.
Don't miss seeing the 2015 exhibition on show at a number of venues across Scotland:
- Scottish National Gallery, June – 27 October 2015
- Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, 3 November – 25 February 2016
- Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling, 1 March – 25 May 2016
Not confident about teaching art in the classroom? There are some helpful resources to get you started talking about art
We decided to 'cook up' something special as part of the 2015 Tesco Bank Art Competition for Schools. Watch below to find out what made P1-3 winner Annabel go 'Wow!' on prize giving day, as we followed her on a journey that ended with a very big surprise.


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Thursday Aug 13, 2015
Bytecode and Generics
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Aug 13, 2015
At the JVM Language Summit this week, Java VM architect John Rose presented a session called 'New Bytecodes, New Objects.' He discussed the state of the JVM, as well as challenges and the future of the JVM
Java Language Architect Brian Goetz presented the Adventures on the Road to Valhalla. In the past year, he has worked on prototypes for generics over primitives and generics over values. In the presentation is goes over what he has learned, the design progress and the design implementation
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By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Apr 14, 2015
Conference speaker Matthias Grüter explains why Docker works well with the JVM
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Monday Mar 23, 2015
Two Live Streaming Java Sessions from vJUG
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Mar 23, 2015
The vJUG, a virtual Java user group, presents live streaming technical sessions about topics related to Java, JVM, Java EE, Internet of Things and more. Organized by Mani Sarkar and Simon Maple from the London Java Community, their aim is to get the greatest minds and speakers of the Java industry to give talks and presentations in the form of webinars and live streaming from JUG meetups.
First session: How is Java/JVM built? Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 14:45 UTC, 15:45 in Germany, 10:45am in New York, 7:45am in San Francisco, and 22:45 in Beijing
Mani Sarkar and Daniel Bryant will give an overview of the Adopt OpenJDK program. They'll explain why developers should get involved, how to participate, and how front-end developers can take advantage of the Adopt OpenJDK. Watch the session live at http://nighthacking.com/event/javaland-2015/
Second session: What's coming in Java.Next? Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 14:45 UTC, 15:45 in Germany, 10:45am in New York, 7:45am in San Francisco, and 22:45 in Beijing
Learn from Heather VanCura how you can take part in Java technology by Adopting a JSR. This session give a brief overview of the Adopt-a-JSR program. Andres Almiray will discuss JSR 377, Desktop|Embedded Application API; Anatole Tresch will discuss JSR 354, Money & Currency API; and Ed Burns will discuss the two JSRs he is currently leading, JSR 369, Java Servlet 4.0 Specification and JSR 372, JavaServer Faces (JSF 2.3) Specification.
Two sessions are scheduled for next week. They are live from the JavaLand Conference in Germany, in partnership with the Nighthacking community. You can watch them online at http://nighthacking.com/event/javaland-2015/
Thursday Mar 19, 2015
Nighthacking at JavaLand
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Mar 19, 2015
By Guest Blogger Stephen Chin
JavaLand is a community conference in Germany that is held in an amusement park. Come learn not only about Java and technology, but also about how geeks have fun!
We will have a live NightHacking stream running from the Java Community Area on Tuesday and Wednesday with an all-star interview line-up. Each day will also conclude with an exciting combined vJUG session, which you won't want to miss!
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Tuesday Mar 03, 2015
Announcing Java SE 8 Update 40
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Mar 03, 2015
• JVM Reaction to Memory Pressure: "Memory pressure" is a property that represents the total memory usage (RAM) on the system. This new feature can be leveraged to reduce the amount of memory used on a system where multiple JVMs are deployed and control the amount of memory designated to be consumed by each JVM, avoiding Out of Memory Errors (OOMEs) from occurring.
• Improvements to the native packager: Enables developers to create native-feel applications that do not require clients to have an existing Java Runtime installed. These self-contained applications can then be deployed into areas like the Mac app store. The application developer has full control over the runtime and application entry points.
• Ability to modernize the JavaFX stack on Mac OS X: The JavaFX media stack has been ported on Mac OS X® from QTKit and Quicktime, which have been deprecated, to the newer AVFoundation framework. With this, developers using the JavaFX media stack can now gain Mac App Store acceptance and have the opportunity to have their applications released on the Mac App Store.
• Nashorn Support: Numerous Nashorn optimizations including support for dynamic languages are incorporated into this release. Also added is a Nashorn Class Filter, which provides fine-grained control over access to Java classes from JavaScript code via a new filtering interface.
Tuesday Dec 09, 2014
Voxxed, a New Java Portal!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Dec 09, 2014
In this interview, Mark Hazel and Lucy Carey discuss a new Java knowledge sharing platform called Voxxed. The website is a "concentration of outstanding content from conferences. It includes tutorials, articles, blogs, and interviews" explains Mark. The topics cover the entire Java ecosystem: JVM, methodology, cloud, future, and mobile.Visit Voxxed.com
Friday Aug 01, 2014
JVM News from the JVMLS!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Aug 01, 2014
The seventh annual JVM Language Summit took place during three days earlier this week. "It is a small room gathering of JVM and language implementers" explains JVM Architect John Rose. The number of attendees is intentionally limited so they can discuss topics with presenters and each other. The talks and discussions were about " the use of the JVM to implement new languages, and language constructs. What the pain-points are and how to evolve the JVM to fix the pain-points." Watch John's interview and learn about Valhalla and Panama, two new Oracle projects related to the JVM.
The summit sessions will be available online for free in the coming weeks.
Tuesday Jul 15, 2014
Java Magazine: The Java Virtual Machine
By Tori Wieldt-Oracle on Jul 15, 2014
by Caroline Kvitka, Java Magazine Editor in Chief
The July/August issue of Java Magazine explores the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), and includes a JavaOne preview. While often overshadowed by the Java language, the Java Virtual Machine is the cornerstone of the Java platform. It gives Java its hardware and operating system independence, small compiled code size, and protection from malicious programs. We've dedicated almost an entire issue to the JVM, so if you haven't paid much attention to it lately, buckle up and get ready for the ride.
One of the most notable things about the JVM is that it can run hundreds of programming languages besides the Java language—providing developers with flexibility and freedom of choice. In our cover story, "Alternative Languages for the JVM," Raoul-Gabriel Urma takes a look at eight JVM languages and some of the benefits of using them. In "Performing 10 Routine Operations Using Different JVM Languages," Venkat Subramaniam further explores the benefits of alternative languages—while also showing how Java SE 8 handles certain tasks. Developing JavaFX applications? Check out Josh Juneau's article, "JavaFX with Alternative Languages," to discover how alternative languages and custom APIs can speed development.
We also focus on things you can do to make the JVM work better for you. Julien Ponge shares advice on avoiding benchmarking pitfalls on the JVM, and Cas Saternos gets us up to speed on server-side deployment on the JVM. In addition, Marcus Hirt introduces us to a profiling and diagnostics tool for Java applications running on the JVM and Ben Evans gives us a primer on just-in-time compilation.
Want more? Make sure to register for JavaOne, September 28–October 2 in San Francisco, California, which features a dedicated JVM Languages track (and check out our JavaOne conference preview [with speaker previews and coffeeshop recommendations]).
Java Magazine is a FREE, bi-monthly, online publication. It includes technical articles on the Java language and platform; Java innovations and innovators; JUG and JCP news; Java events; links to online Java communities; and videos and multimedia demos. Subscriptions are free, registration required.
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Wednesday Mar 05, 2014
JavaOne 2014 Call for Papers Now Open!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Mar 05, 2014
It is time to submit all those talks you have been thinking about. "We have a huge focus on community at this event, and it would be great to have many proposals from the developer community." explains JavaOne Content Chair Stephen Chin.
There is a new dedicated track for Agile development this year, making a total of nine Java tracks. This year's tracks are:
There is no time to waste! The call for papers closes April 15th at 11:59 p.m. PDT
There is a rolling submission process, so submit early!
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Question 6: Am I fully armed for every spiritual battle?
Ephesians 6:10-20
Sermon Introduction
Quote - "The attitude of some many Christians today is anything but fierce. We're passive, acquiescent. We're acting as if the battle is over…" - Waking the Dead (Eldredge), p. 168.
The tendency is toward one of two extremes when exploring spiritual warfare - to minimize it so that Christians aren't alerted to the danger, or to maximize it so it is blamed for matters where human responsibility is the primary issue. This passage emphasizes both God's part and our part in being fully armed for spiritual battle.
Sermon Outline
- Our Strength (10)
- "Be strong in the Lord" - our power apart from Christ is no match for our Enemy, but "in the Lord" our dependence is upon the power of Christ and Satan is no match for the power of Christ! James (4:7) makes it clear our strength is found in submission - "Submit yourselves, then to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." Our strength is found in a pattern of submission to Christ and resistance to Satan.
- In the physical world, resistance builds strength (in exercise, setting the resistance higher on cardio equipment or lifting more weight builds strength) - true in the spiritual world as well! Christ provides the strength we need - remember Paul's earlier prayers focused on the power of God (1:15-23; 3:14-21)
- Our Struggle (11b-12)
The term would have been recognized by original readers as commonly used for the "wrestling event" which was a prominent part of the athletic games in Olympia, Greece. "Struggle" implies strenuous effort, stamina, fitness (implying conditioning before the struggle ever begins).
When my son Chris wrestled I learned both strength and strategy are important, and that often strategy involved counter-moves to the opponent's schemes.
- Satan's schemes (11b) - "schemes" is methodia, from which we get "methods." Schemes pictured in different ways in the Bible: Lion stalking prey (I Peter 5:8), Satan "taking territory" (Ephesians 4:27 - "foothold" includes the idea of topography, or giving up ground). Satan takes his territory subtly and slowly ("inch by inch, anything is a cinch") - from toehold > foothold > stronghold (II Corinthians 10:4).
- Satan's spiritual forces (12). Not a physical struggle (flesh and blood), but a spiritual struggle (rulers, authorities, powers, spiritual forces). Becoming harder and harder for people to believe - majority of Christians don't believe in the devil (Barna's survey). Whereas belief in God gives Him power in your life, unbelief in the devil gives him power in your life! Satan, because he is not omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient (not God!) relies on an organization of "spiritual forces"
- Our Stand (11, 13-18)
- Obviously emphasized - "stand" (11, twice in 13, 14). "Stand your ground" (13) carries the idea of holding a critical position while under attack. Must make our stand (Custer's last stand) - can't run or hide. You are either "standing your ground" or "giving up ground" (losing ground) by giving Satan a foothold.
- Danger of standing alone - need for community. Example of Jesus interceding for Peter when "Satan asked to sift you as wheat." (Luke 22:31-32).
- We need the "full armor of God" (13-17) - God provides the resources, but we must wear what we've been given - are some Christians spiritual "streakers" who go into battle undressed and unarmed?
Sermon Conclusion
There is power in prayer - other than final greetings, Paul ends his letter to the Ephesians with prayer requests - for all of the Lord's people, and for Paul's fearlessness in proclaiming the gospel.
Reflection & Action
Use the guide for either personal devotions or group discussion.
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Killing cancer cells and eradicating cancer while minimizing damage to healthy cells is the goal of radiation therapy. About half of all patients with cancer undergo radiation therapy, the majority of them with curative intent. Finding new ways of using radiation therapy more effectively and with fewer side effects is paramount for maintaining patients' quality of life and improving cure rates. This entails innovative uses of technology and biology, and integration into multimodality cancer care and research as well as improving access of underserved people to quality cancer care.
The RRP is responsible for NCI's clinically-related extramural radiation research program. The RRP establishes priorities, allocates resources, and evaluates the effectiveness of such radiation research being conducted by NCI grantees. RRP staff represents the program at NCI management and scientific meetings and provide scientific support to leadership on matters related to radiation research. The RRP coordinates its activities with other radiation research programs at NCI, NIH, other Federal agencies, and national and international research organizations, and it provides a focal point within NIH for extramural investigators concerned with clinically related radiation research.
As part of ongoing efforts to stimulate research in radiotherapy and radiation biology, the Radiation Research Program supports basic, translational, and clinical research in the Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis (DCTD) by:
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- Evaluating the effectiveness of radiation research being conducted by NCI grantees
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- Through the Molecular Radiation Therapeutics Branch, providing guidance to extramural investigators, collaborating with DCTD experts and working with colleagues in the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research to develop novel combined modality therapy.
- Serving as the NCI's liaison and advisor on the mitigation of radiation injury to normal tissue and the development of biomarkers for radiation injury in programs addressing radiological and nuclear terrorism in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response within the Department of Health and Human Services.
RRP is divided into three branches: The Radiotherapy Development Branch (RDB), the Clinical Radiation Oncology Branch (CROB) and the Molecular Radiation Therapeutics Branch (MRTB).
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RRP helps stimulate new areas of investigation by bringing together experts in workshops on current and developing topics in the areas covered by this program. These are often co-sponsored by scientific societies. The RRP endeavors to include young investigators in the workshops and has occasional workshops targeting young investigators.
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The primary mission of the Radiotherapy Development Branch is to support various extramural research mechanisms of: (1) radiation interactions with biologic systems, (2) radiation interactions with biologic materials, and (3) the application of radiation for therapeutic purposes.
This branch oversees grants in a wide range of topics including: radiation physics, radiobiology of tumor cells, normal cells and tissues, development of novel therapeutic tools and development of predictive assays and biomarkers of tumor and normal tissue responses. RDB's grant portfolio is managed by four Program Directors, each very knowledgeable in their area(s) of expertise.
In addition to grants management, RDB is also involved in promoting radiobiology education. RDB brings together experts from a range of fields to foster improved understanding and therapeutic utility of radiation and other forms of energy. RDB is involved with NIAID and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) on issues of radiologic protection. RDB also, works with other Federal agencies to identify knowledge gaps, research opportunities, and develop proposals for funding through the Small Business Innovation Research / Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) program.
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The Clinical Radiation Oncology Branch (CROB):
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- Serves as a focal point for Radiation Oncologists who want to work with NCI in terms of its research and training programs;
- Reviews all clinical trials involving radiation therapy, assists and advise the Clinical Investigations Branch (CIB) of the Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program (CTEP) in protocol review and the radiotherapy aspects of the clinical cooperative group program;
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- Participates in clinical, developmental, investigational, educational and extramural community-related activities of the Radiation Oncology Sciences Program, which includes the Radiation Oncology Branch and the Cancer Disparities Research Partnerships. Consults and collaborates with the Radiotherapy Development Branch and Medical Physics. In addition, participates in quality assurance activities, cooperative group liaisons, and on-site reviews of the NCI and NIH.
Molecular Radiation Therapeutics Branch
Mansoor M. Ahmed, Ph.D., Acting Branch Chief
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The primary mission of the MRTB is to facilitate the generation of preclinical data that will support clinical trials with radiation modifiers. The program that was first initiated was called the Radiation Modifiers Evaluation Module (RAMEM) which was a unique national and international resource to assist a wide range of potential collaborators in providing preclinical data to support the safe conduct of drug approval for clinical trials involving radiation modifiers. Adopting such concepts, currently MRTB plays a central role developing the overall design for clinical implementation of radiation modifiers coupled with updates on advances in approaches, particularly, in molecular targeted therapy.
Through these efforts, the MRTB stimulates discussion among various disease-site / biology working groups that interact periodically to bring in new agents as radiation modifiers from either the CTEP portfolio or company interactions.
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sure, but aren't you then doing the same thing as writing some code which does the inserts/updates for you? And which isn't even portable to other DB's in a lot of cases ?
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Mussels with Saffron & Leeks
From EatingWell: The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)
Mussels are an excellent fast, healthy dinner. Look for them on ice in mesh bags at your fish counter; the individual mollusks should be mostly closed, or they should close when tapped. The only other thing you need with this aromatic dinner? A couple of crunchy rolls that just might happen to fall into the sauce.
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large onion, finely diced
- 1 bunch leeks, white and pale green parts only, sliced and washed
- 4 cloves garlic, crushed and peeled
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 cup white wine
- 1/4 cup bottled clam juice
- 1/2 teaspoon saffron, (see Ingredient note)
- 3 pounds mussels, cleaned (see Tip)
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh parsley
- Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add onion, leeks, garlic, salt and pepper and cook, stirring often, until the onion and leeks are softened and just starting to brown, 4 to 6 minutes. Add wine, clam juice and saffron, increase heat to high and bring to a boil. Stir in mussels. Reduce heat to a simmer. Cover and steam until all the mussels have opened, 4 to 5 minutes. (Discard any unopened mussels.) Stir in parsley.
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- Ingredient Note: Literally the stigma from Crocus sativus, saffron is the world's most expensive spice. Each crocus produces only 3 stigmas, requiring over 75,000 flowers for each pound of saffron. Fortunately, a little goes a long way. It's used sparingly to add golden yellow color and flavor to a wide variety of Middle Eastern, African and European-inspired foods. Find it in the specialty-herb section of large supermarkets, gourmet-food shops and www.tienda.com. Wrapped in foil and placed in a container with a tight-fitting lid, it will keep in a cool, dry place for several years.
- Tip: To clean mussels, scrub them with a stiff brush under cold running water. Scrape off any barnacles using the shell of another mussel. Just before cooking, pull off the fuzzy "beard" from each one (some mussels may not have a beard). Discard any mussels with broken shells or any that do not close when tapped.
Per serving: 350 calories; 12 g fat (2 g sat, 7 g mono); 64 mg cholesterol; 22 g carbohydrates; 29 g protein; 2 g fiber; 652 mg sodium; 534 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Selenium (147% daily value), Iron (50% dv), Vitamin C (50% dv), Folate (32% dv), Zinc (22% dv), Vitamin A (20% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2
Exchanges: 2 vegetable, 4 lean meat
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While olive oil is tasty in cooking, this powerful oil also contains powerful health and beauty benefits: It contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that help soothe and soften the hair and skin. Overnight beauty never tasted so good.
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A pet that can't breathe is not getting the oxygen needed to stay alert, active, and most important, to keep tissues and organs operating at their best. Health conditions that cause poor lung functioning can contribute to poor sleep and can interfere with your pet's healing. When allergies or acute respiratory conditions are causing coughing or lung congestion in your pet, Bronchial Wellness can help get them breathing more easily again.
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Has been helpful and will continue to buy
By Joyce
from Ocala FL
Comments about Only Natural Pet Bronchial Wellness Herbal Formula:
I have a 5 year old chihuahua that I got from the shelter when he was 1 year. He had collapse trachea. He would get inflammation built up and continue to cough all the time with white phlegm all over the house. Tried several medications, this helped take the inflammation down, but would start all over after several days. I didn't like giving him the meds. So I went on line and found this product. I have been using this now for 5 months and it has helped. Since using this product he has only one episode of small amount white phlegm, I would say side of teaspoon. I give this to him in the morning and at bedtime. I am so glad I have found a product that is natural to give and will continue as long it keeps working.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This Really WORKS!!!
By Misty's "Mom"
from Knoxville, TN
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My baby girl kitty, Misty and I couldn't be happier with this product! She'd been suffering with an awful bronchial cough for several months that I thought was simply allergies, but it continued to get worse where she was going into long coughing fits 5-6 times per day! It got so bad that I could even hear the congestion rattling around in her chest when she purred! I decided to try this product and within less than a week of giving her the recommended doses 3 times a day, her coughing subsided to short bouts 1 or 2 times per day maximum! It's easy to administer since I can add the drops to her food and it must have a pleasant taste because...as picky as she is...she still eats the food with the drops in it. With it being natural...I even found that I could give her a few extra drops for faster relief and it's working out GREAT! I don't yet know if I'll have to continue to give her this medicine after her coughing ends altogether, but it'll be worth it to me AND to her if I do. As far as I'm concerned...this is a MIRACLE substance! Thank you Only Natural Pet...for offering such wonderful life-saving products for our babies!
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(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Less steroid use, with this product---our girl can breathe!
By Aby mom
from Redding, CA
We tried this product because we wanted to complement our girl's athsma treatment, oral Prednasolone, with something more natural. To our surprise, this herbal treatment works better than the prescribed med! One thing we did notice, though, is that buy small bottles is better, as the medicine seems to lose it's efficacy after a month. By buying smaller bottles, we get the best results. She only needs her prescribed med one every week or so and breathes clearly, now, rarely a cough and absolutely NO wheezing. We are so pleased and so is our Abyssinian girl, Blue. Thank you so much, Only Natural Pet!
It worked for us!
By Trellie
from Toledo, OH
This does what it says. We rescued a kitten who was very congested, and wheezed all the time. After we got the dosage right (I read it wrong - it's 1 drop for every 2 pounds of weight - I gave him too much at first and it made him vomit) we gave our kitten 1 drop every other day for about a week and he currently has no congestion and is no longer wheezing.
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By Candy
from Oregon
This made my cat be able to breathe better. But it may have masked his symptoms to the point that I only thought he was getting better. He died. I should have taken him to the vet. But I thought this was helping. And as I said it did. In any case he was able to breathe better in his final days. Perhaps I should have used this along with a prescription. My cat was an indoor cat and only 4 years old. We really miss him. Just make sure this is all your pet needs.
Great Product
By Maria
from Las Vegas, NV
It greatly helped my dog's breathing.
Seems to be doing some good.
By Annie
from rural Virginia
MY JRT has breathing issues, from some undiagnosed mass in her lungs. I've been able to half her previcox (anti inflammatory and pain drug) since she's been on this.
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Doesn't work
By stryking01
from Chicago IL
Pills would be better and easier to dose in a consistent manner.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Excellent Product
By Love My Chihuahuas
from Washington, D.C.
This is excellent for bronchial congestion in my Chihuahuas. It gives them rapid relief, and they like the taste. When I start shaking the bottle, they come to me and line up for their dose. I am very happy with this product.
Product that does what it claims
By smokeycat1938
from Terrell, Texas
After the first dose I noticed improvement in my cat's cough. He only coughed a couple of times instead of repeated coughs. The second dose gave even better response and he has only coughed two or three times all day instead of many times a day. Had to fool him with tuna juice, but so far so good. I really like something that works as advertised, and this product did for my cat.
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