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A journey down Route 66 is like cutting yourself a slice of All-American Pie. You'll discover people and places you didn't know existed – like the murals that line the walls of Pontiac, IL and Cuba, MO; Ted Drewes Frozen Custard in St. Louis and the magnificent new Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum in Springfield, IL. Meet published Route 66 authors and experts, roadies and characters like the "Four Ladies on the Road" in Galena, KS. If you love "off-the-beaten-track," you've found your trip!
•2-night stays in Springfield, IL, and Miami, OK; and for the first time staying in the old highway towns of Pontiac, MI, and Miami (pronounced mi-am-ah)
•Meet the people of Route 66 – special guides, speakers and guests
•Including airfare and door-to-door pick-up if departing from Sacramento
•For our frequent travelers, 3400/3950 Gold Passport Points
•Featuring the services of a Sports Leisure Tour Director and 26 meals
Day 1
Fri., Oct. 11 – Chicago: Depart from your home airport this morning, arriving in Chicago in early afternoon. Your first "roadie" experience is a stop for a meal at Del Rhea's Chicken Basket on the edge of town.
- Doubletree Oakbrook
- Dinner is included this day.
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Day 2
Sat., Oct. 12 – Chicago to Springfield: Once in town, we'll stop at the official beginning of the old highway at Adams and Michigan streets for photos. Then our adventure begins in earnest with breakfast at a Chicago landmark: Lou Mitchell's funky breakfast counter (serving for nearly 80 years).
Outside of Chicago, we get off the interstate and follow the old road, joined by Route 66 author John Weiss. Wind through Joliet to the small community of Odell (where we photograph a beautifully restored old service station), on to Dwight for lunch. View the memorabilia in the Route 66 Museum and the "walldogs" murals in Pontiac. See the traveling "homes" of Route 66 legend Bob Waldmire. Tonight you are special guests in Pontiac, with an evening reception and Route 66-style entertainment.
- Best Western Pontiac
- Full breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included this day.
Day 3
Sun., Oct. 13 – John Weiss has made restoring Route 66 sites his life's work. Today, John will show us an old jail, a giant robot and other unique attractions. Lincoln is the only city named for the future president before he held office. Learn the story. Stop in Broadwell to salute a 66 legend, Ernie Edwards of the Pig Hip Restaurant.
- Hilton Springfield – 2 nights
- Breakfast and lunch are included this day.
Day 4
Mon., Oct. 14 – In the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln: The only home Lincoln ever owned is in a restored 19th century neighborhood of Springfield and you'll tour it today. See the critically-acclaimed Lincoln Presidential Museum, then visit his grave site and other Lincoln landmarks in town.
- Full breakfast and dinner are included this day.
Day 5
Tues., Oct. 15 – Springfield to St. Louis: Our rural Illinois travels roll on after a tour of the original capitol building this morning. We stop to spruce up an old roadside statue before dining at the Litchfield Café, another highway landmark. In Mount Olive, hear the story and see the grave of Mother Jones and stop at one of the first Shell gas stations for a photo. At Cahokia Mounds, learn about a civilization in the Missouri River Valley from long ago; then walk over the Mississippi on the Chain of Rocks Bridge, once the route of old 66. Stay in downtown St. Louis, near the famous Gateway Arch.
- Drury Plaza Hotel
- Full breakfast and lunch are included this day.
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Day 6
Wed., Oct. 16 – St. Louis to Springfield, MO: The Meramec Caverns were opened to tourists in the 1930's, just about the time Route 66 made traveling to them easier. In the late 1860's, Jesse James used them as a natural hideout. The smooth path allows nearly all to explore. Then a must stop at a classic-example-of-an-era-gone-by-attraction, the Jesse James Museum.
What follows is a marvelous stretch of The Mother Road, through Cuba (what beautiful murals) to Devil's Elbow into Ozark Country. Lunch is at one of our favorite roadside retreats, the Missouri Hick BBQ in Cuba. Finish the day in Springfield, MO, where Route 66 was "born." We'll celebrate The Main Street of America tonight.
- Doubletree Hotel
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included this day.
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Day 7
Thurs., Oct. 17 – Springfield to Miami: On the way to Carthage is a most interesting spot, Red Oak. This collection of buildings is practically a town… isn't it? Who did this and why? The nearby town square in Carthage is a true jewel, sporting a majestic courthouse, an interesting Civil War Museum (one of the first battles was right in this area) and a wonderful old-time soda fountain that affords us time for lunch.
Roll on through Joplin and into Kansas. The state is home to the shortest stretch of the old highway, just over 13 miles. In Galena, meet "Tow-Tator," who bears an incredible likeness to a tow truck in the Disney movie Cars named "Tow-Mater." In fact, this is the old truck that inspired the character! The "Four Ladies on the Road" stop is one to remember. You'll want a photo at the state line (remember Kansas was a dry state for a looonnngg time). After a stop at the Galena Museum, we'll leave the old highway and head to Miami.
- Hampton Inn – 2 nights
- Full breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included this day.
Day 8
Fri., Oct. 18 – Mickey Mantle & The Coleman Theater: Back to the highway this morning… Tiny Riverton is along the 13-mile stretch of Route 66 which cuts through the corner of Kansas. Scott Nelson's small store is a perfect place to stop and build our picnic lunches for later in the day, or find that special Mother Road souvenir.
Passing into Oklahoma, we come to Commerce, the hometown of Mickey Mantle and we've arranged a tour of his boyhood home. Lunch is picnic-style at the ball field. Miami is the home of the Coleman Theatre, a small town's successful attempt to save a 1929 landmark. Tonight, you'll dine and enjoy a special show at the Coleman.
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included this day.
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Day 9
Sat., Oct. 19 – Will Rogers Country to Tulsa: In Foyil, find some most interesting cement totem poles. Visit the Will Rogers Memorial, a tribute to America's famous humorist. Lunch is special, a treat not afforded just any traveler, as you'll see. There's even a picture stop at the legendary Blue Whale on the way to Tulsa.
- Renaissance Hotel
- Breakfast and lunch are included this day.
Day 10
Sun., Oct. 20 – Tulsa to Oklahoma City: Passing Tulsa, we come to Stroud and stop for lunch at the Rock Café. There's a great story here! Just up the road in Arcadia is the Round Barn. Built in 1898, the barn is being restored to its original grandeur. The small town of Chandler has built a one-of-a-kind visitor center to honor the old road and we'll stop. At "Pops," you can choose your own afternoon refreshment!
- Embassy Suites
- Full breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included this day.
Day 11
Mon., Oct. 21 – Oklahoma City and Home: Plan to depart for home on a flight after 3pm today. One more wonderful stretch of Route 66 first however. Carol Jordan, our expert Oklahoma guide, tells the story of the Dust Bowl, how it changed the lives of those in its path and sent tens of thousands to the "promised land" in California. Laugh and learn a little before we return to Oklahoma City to depart.
- Full breakfast and lunch are included this day.
A Coastal, Colonial & Confederate Christmas Celebration in Virginia
Sip your coffee in bed and watch the sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean. What's that sound? That's the "Sound of Freedom" as fighter jets from Oceana AFB complete training runs overhead. Learn of the rigorous training and stringent measures taken to secure our nation.
A Day at the Races
Golden Gate Fields, Berkeley
A Day on the Dolphin
The Petaluma River has a rich history and beautiful scenery as it flows down to San Pablo Bay. You will enjoy a two hour narrated cruise aboard the Dolphin as you pass old steamship docks and learn the history of this quiet area. Lunch is included prior to the cruise at a Sports Leisure Vacations' favorite, Dempsey's.
11 Days · 26 Meals
Your trip includes all accommodations, airfare from Sacramento*, all listed activities and the services of a Sports Leisure Tour Director
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Start the pre-Valentine's celebration with Frisby Cellars Winery's Wine, Cheese and Chocolate Tasting. Get over to the event Saturday February 8th 2014 for an evening of fun. The event starts at 4:00 p.m. with wonderful wine offerings for your tasting delight!
Frisby Cellars has been giving wine lovers time away to enjoy their favorite drink for over 14 years. Featuring local California grapes grown in Paso Robles, guests enjoy some of the best California wines available.
2010 Syrah is a medal winner at both the Central Coast Wine Competition and the Orange County Fair Commercial Wine Competition. 2010 Pinot Noir and 2009 Marvel Cuvee also won medals at both wine competitions.
Current OC Collection includes 2009 Chardonnay, 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, 2009 Marvel Cuvee, 2010 Pinot Noir, 2010 Syrah, 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2012 Chardonnay. Wine Tastings are $20.00 or join the wine club for $15.00. http://www.frisbycellars.com
Frisby Cellars is located just off the toll road 241 or take the 5 freeway to 20331 Lake Forest Drive Suite C-3, Lake Forest, CA 92630.
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A 12-year-old Arkansas girl who has been recovering from a rare and often-fatal infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba is scheduled to be released from the hospital soon.
Kali (KAY'-lee) Hardig is expected to leave Arkansas Children's Hospital on Wednesday.
Kali was diagnosed in July with an infection caused by an amoeba called Naegleria fowleri (nuh-GLEER'-ee-uh FOW'-lur-ee).
Health officials say there were 128 reported infections in the United States between 1962 and 2012. Before Kali, doctors could only point to one known survivor in the U.S. and another in Mexico.
Health officials believe Kali became sick after a trip to an Arkansas water park. The amoeba that caused her infection is often found in warm freshwater.
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Why is there an option in my BIOS , that can permeantly disable Intel anti-theft ?
Or why is that useful ?
Intel anti-theft is an option you can turn on and off just like any other option. You do want that as people not necessary use it (it's not free as far as I know so turning it on without service doesn't do anything really) so that's why it's optional. If you want to protect it from people changing it when they steal your computer simply put password on BIOS.
If you have Computrace anti theft, yes it will permanently disable that feature and it cannot be turned back on. Other types of Anti Theft bios level solutions may be the same when it comes to using the "permanently disable" function. There is a reason they use the word "permanently"


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I love how Stefanie is ready to trek through the snow in her snow boots while also looking fashionably cozy with leggings and a dress. She has a chill, comfy, relaxed sense of style; soft yet sophisticated.
"The main thing about this outfit is that it's comfortable. I could easily take a nap in it," Stefanie says.
When most people think comfort, they think sweatpants or jeans. But sweatpants and jeans aren't the only comfy way to go! A loose dress with leggings and an over sized sweater is just as comfortable. "[This outfit] was just something comfortable to wear that day instead of a t-shirt and jeans," Stefanie explains.
When shopping, remember to look for pieces that match the clothes you already have. "I usually buy neutral color clothing so that I can mix and match as much as I want. I don't think it's necessary to match all the time," explains Stefanie.
Can't afford to buy new clothing? Look through your closet, mix and match. Wear pieces that you've never worn together before. Like Stefanie said, it's not necessary to match all the time. So be creative and try new things. There's no need to buy more when you already have plenty to work with.
"I like thinking of different ways to wear each article since I can't really afford to buy new clothing. That's why I typically buy clothes that don't have patterns or bright colors so everything goes well together. I do however buy a lot of scarves and accessories with patterns," says Stefanie.
Accessories can be the make or break factor for an outfit. If you have a lot of neutral colored clothing, go for the bright scarves, flashy jewelry and unique shoes. Sometimes it's the smallest pieces that make an outfit "pop." Stefanie's big, chunky ring, for example, adds a little glam to her comfy look.
If you want an alternative comfy outfit aside from the sweatpants, opt for a simple dress with light accessories. Wearing light colors creates a calm, relaxed environment around you. Softly sophisticated while classically cozy.
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I was working on a problem in Robert Ash's Abstract Algebra, and didn't follow part of the solution. The problem states
Let $R$ be the ring of $\mathbb{Z}_n$ of integers modulo $n$, where $n$ may be prime or composite. Show that every ideal of $R$ is principal.
His provided solutions goes as
Since an ideal $I$ is a finite set in this case, it must have a finite set of generators $x_1,\ldots, x_k$. Let $d$ be the greatest common divisor of the $x_i$. Every element of $I$ is of the form $a_1x_1+\cdots+a_kx_k$, and hence a multiple of $d$. Thus $I\subseteq (d)$. But $d\in I$, because there are integers $a_i$ such that $\sum_{i=1}^k a_ix_i=d$. Consequently, $(d)\subseteq I$.
Why is "there are integers $a_i$ such that $\sum_i a_ix_i=d$ " obvious? I don't see this automatically, and would appreciate an explanation.
Also, does the proof using the division algorithm fall apart here? When solving it without looking at the answer, I said take $n$ to be the least congruence class in an ideal $I$, then for any $m\in I$, $m=qn+r$ for $0\leq r\lt n$, so $m-qn\in I$ as well, so $r\equiv 0$. So $I=(n)$. Does this not work, or did Ash just provide a different proof? Thank you.


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I just watched CM Punk's short red carpet interview with Chris Van Vliet and he seemed to take a page out of Chris Jericho's book with his "never ever ever" coming back. If he's not coming back, why do that?
CM Punk told Chris Van Vliet there was no chance that he returns to the ring and then had some fun with the Twitterverse. If we've learned anything about the wrestling business, it's never to say never even when the wrestlers themselves say that. Bret Hart returned to WWE and hugged Shawn Michaels on live television. That one moment from January 2010 should have eliminated any use of the word "never." As for Punk, I'm glad to see he's doing well. He'd been banged up for far too long, the miles were showing on him and now he seems rejuvenated and happy. Not many have the financial stability and the courage to walk away in their prime. Will he be back? Time will tell but for now, it's time to stop chanting "CM Punk" at shows and realize he's doing things his way.
Is WWE rushing Brock Lesnar into the title picture?
After beating The Undertaker at Wrestlemania XXX and ending the iconic streak, where else is there to book Brock Lesnar? Even a feud for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship is a step down, so I don't think bringing Lesnar back and putting him in the biggest program they can is rushing anything. I understand many are skeptical about Lesnar, a part-timer, going over John Cena at SummerSlam and holding the title until Wrestlemania but I'm told if that's the direction WWE goes in, they will handle it appropriately.
Is there a reason why The Wyatt Family is always going under?
The losses of Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper & Erick Rowan at Battleground were surprising but part of a bigger plan. WWE wants to extend Bray vs. Chris Jericho through SummerSlam, so it's not about the battle but about the war (a similar line that was used in Bray's promo on Raw). As for Harper and Rowan, their loss wasn't so much abut burying them, as it was further legitimizing The Usos as the company's top tag team. Jimmy and Jey Uso have seen their stock skyrocket based on their in-ring work and the crowd's response to it.
Why does WWE do live events at Madison Square Garden ? Why not hold Raw or a PPV there?
WWE rarely tapes television or pay-per-views from Madison Square Garden in New York City because it's expensive. Jim Ross stated on his podcast that they would run million dollar shows at the Garden but lose money because of the cost to tape there. He said the shows were so expensive, the best they could do was break even. This is why WWE more often than not runs live events at Madison Square Garden as opposed to television or pay-per-view.
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December 2012: What's your Mount Rushmore for WWE Divas? – I used to hate this question for WWE wrestlers but when I included it, a great discussion ensued. Everyone is open to their own opinion but my Mount Rushmore of WWE Divas would be Tammy Sytch, Trish Stratus, "Sensational" Sherri Martel and Mae Young. Tammy Sytch created the modern day Diva, Trish is my pick for the top women's wrestler in the history of the business, while Sherri and Mae created opportunities that paved the way for them to be successful.
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Edition: Vol. 02, No. 10
Important information from the Oregon Building Codes Division to local building departments.
Both the OSSC and OMSC committees have Web pages where you can view the code proposals and other committee documents. The adoption of both the 2010 OSSC and the 2010 OMSC codes is scheduled for April 1, 2010.
BCD has new acting deputy administrator
Andrea Simmons has accepted the position of acting deputy administrator for the Building Codes Division. Simmons has been with BCD for over 11 years, including 7 years as policy and technical services manager, and most recently as manager of BCD's green building services, as well as serving as BCD's legislative liaison. Her background, skills, and history with BCD will be an invaluable help to the division.
"Space-age" pneumatic elevator technology comes to Oregon
Prefabricated structure program improvements
There has long been some confusion concerning the shipment and
installation of incomplete prefabricated structures. In order
to clear up some of the confusion, BCD recently revised its Incomplete
Structure, Notice to Local Enforcement Agency (NLEA) forms
and procedures. The following is an overview of the new procedure:
Even when a home dealer is working with a customer to
get a home sited, it is the responsibility of the prefabricated
structure manufacturer to let both BCD and the local jurisdiction
know where and when an incomplete structure is going to be sited.
If you have questions, please contact the prefabricated structures
program at (503) 378-3080.
Training to enhance building departments' enforcement programs
BCD's enforcement section will provide training to local jurisdictions who are interested in enhancing their enforcement programs by issuing citations for elevator, boiler, plumbing, and electrical licensing violations. The purpose of this program is to ensure a greater enforcement presence throughout the state and ensure that installations are safe. The training is a short presentation which provides guidelines for jurisdictions to use when issuing citations.
The enforcement section recently revised the process for issuing tickets for licensing violations. Local jurisdictions will now be reimbursed $200 per citation which require no additional actions by the division. Payments to jurisdictions will be made on a quarterly basis. To participate, jurisdictions will need to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with BCD.
If your jurisdiction is interested in the IGA process, please notify BCD Enforcement Manager Liz Browder at 503-373-1983, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Summary of enforcement cases presented
Final orders after hearing: These cases went to a contested case hearing. Each penalty assessment was reviewed and approved by the Electrical and Elevator Board.
Testing, testing
As part of an advertising campaign for this new system, all the local building departments using the ePermitting online service will receive 100 business cards with ePermitting information printed on them to hand out to local contractors. They will also receive templates to continue producing the cards, which will be a useful tool.
Local Building Department Directory
If you have any questions about either the testing for the ePermitting system or the LBDD, please contact Lori Graham at 503-373-7755, or email@example.com.
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Industrial services
Industrial services have always played an important role in manufacturing companies' value chains. Driven by tighter budget constraints and pressure to improve efficiency, companies are rigorously examining their industrial services strategy. To what extent should they rely on external services? What is the optimal outsourcing rate? How can they manage their service providers? How can these crucial services be permanently guaranteed?
In brief
Industrial services play an increasingly important role in value-based corporate management. As a major cost driver, they have a considerable influence on overall costs. Although there is no commonly accepted definition of "industrial services", for us the term encompasses the following:
- All technical services that are needed repeatedly throughout the operational phase
- May be provided by the companies in-house or specialized external providers
Are always specific to the plant/facility – traditional facility management services (further information: "Real estate management") for properties and buildings fall outside this definition
We typically focus on the following five services:
- Maintenance (includes inspection, repairs and optimization of production plants)
- Technical cleaning (of production facilities)
- In-house logistics (handling and monitoring incoming goods, in-house supply of production factors, management of raw and recycled materials)
- Production support (provision of appliances and personnel, building up the production organization, quality control, finishing services)
- Industrial assembly (disassembly, relocation and assembly of individual machines, parts of operation and entire production facilities (without newly constructing plants)
Our approach
Our project approach emphasizes the role of industrial services as a strategic success factor for manufacturers. Our project experience covers the demand side of industrial services, mainly in process industries such as chemicals, refining, petrochemicals, etc. In these projects, we typically help corporate clients design their industrial services strategy and evaluate possible make-or-buy options. Besides optimizing cost structures, we help identify pragmatic solutions to further guarantee or improve service quality and 24/7 availability.
We also assist industrial services providers and production site operators in optimizing their business models (e.g. cost cutting, growth strategies and/or market-entry strategies).
Furthermore, we support strategic and financial investors in their M&A activities, for example by screening international markets for potential acquisition targets or by conducting commercial due diligence projects.
Sample projects
Developing a strategy for a leading site operator and service provider for chemical, pharmaceutical and related process industries
We developed a growth strategy for a provider of industrial services. The goal was to identify strategic options for offering the service portfolio not only at the provider's site and headquarters, but to expand to other sites and locations. We investigated different business models to evaluate the feasibility of organizational issues and their attractiveness. As a basis, we compared various models available on the market, including a sound analysis of the client's competitors. At the same time, we assessed different industries and sectors to assess their correlation to our client's service portfolio. To do so, we conducted a comprehensive market study, which included a broad spectrum of expert interviews, and implemented a market model to quantify the business opportunities for each service and industry. Finally, we made our recommendation for a go-to-market strategy together with an initial business plan.
Conducting a commercial due diligence project evaluating an industrial services provider with focus on process industries in Germany and the Netherlands
In a first step, the project team conducted intense market research in the primary industries (chemicals, refining, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals), accompanied by selected client and expert interviews as well a profound analysis of relevant competitors (focus, figures, strengths/weaknesses). Using that as a basis, we then developed a specific market model. Finally, we combined the market insights we gained with a valid analysis of the target's key customers plus projects in the acquisition pipeline to provide a rough validation of the company's revenue plan. The objective results helped the financial investor conduct bank negotiations. Roland Berger supported the investor through further phases of the acquisition process until the deal closed.
Our experts
The Roland Berger expert team conducted an industrial services study in Germany in late 2009 among approx. 300 companies in various industries. By surveying the customers of industrial services (CEOs, technical purchasing, plant managers), current trends and their drivers were identified and examined. In addition to that, the team developed a market model that was based on assumptions and figures provided by market experts. The key results are published in the attached presentation. For more information, please contact author Dr. Kai-Stefan Schober


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He Jia Hotel Xiamen Wenyuan Inn
- Location:
- Address: No.66 Wenyuan road
- Tel: 51659660 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: He Jia Hotel Xiamen Wenyuan Inn
- Lowest Price: $30
He Jia Hotel Xiamen is a nice 2-Star Hotel in Xiamen.
The hotel is conveniently located in the southwest of Airport. It is 15KM from the XMN International Airport.
The hotel, an imposing sky-scraper, offers 299 elegantly decorated guestrooms, including standard rooms, single rooms and business rooms. All the hotel rooms are well facilitated with IDD telephone, satellite TV, Newspaper delivery. The hotel also offers a full range of services and facilities including a fully equipped business center and secretarial services.
The magnificently decorated conference center, with rooms full of equipment and different style, can meet a variety of guest needs.
This hotel is one of the best places in town to have Chinese food.
The fitness centre features a fully equipped
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
Hotel Amenities
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Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Business Floor or Executive Floor, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Meeting Room, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector, Chess & Playing Cards Room
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant
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LOS ANGELES - Senior Lainey Gera posted 27 of her 28 digs in the final three sets, senior Lauren Van Orden had a double-double with 47 assists and 11 digs and juniors Rachael Kidder and Tabi Love produced 17 and 16 kills, respectively, as the sixth-ranked Bruins beat #16 Oregon in four sets on Saturday at the John Wooden Center. Set scores were 25-21, 22-25, 25-23, 25-19.
The Bruins improve to 16-3 overall and 9-2 in Pac-12 play, while the Ducks fall to 12-6 and 5-5 in league action.
Kidder added seven digs and two blocks, while Love recorded four roofs and a .387 hitting percentage. Sophomore Kelly Reeves was also in double figures in kills with 10, adding six digs and four blocks. Junior Bojana Todorovic notched 10 digs and sophomore Mariana Aquino added eight kills and six blocks. The Bruins hit .224 for the match.
The Bruins trailed for most of the first set, but went on a long run at the end to steal the opener. The Ducks led by as many as three on several occasions, but with the score 11-8, three straight kills by Love, Reeves and Kidder evened things at 11. The score was again tied at 12, but Oregon built its lead back up to three another time at 20-17. However, that is when the Bruins put their foot on the pedal and sped past the Ducks, going on runs of 6-0 and 8-1 to wrestle away the set.
After an Oregon service and attack error, a kill by Love tied the score at 20. That was followed by a Duck attack error, a combo block by Van Orden and freshman Zoë Nightingale and a solo stuff from Love to put the Bruins on top 23-20. Oregon sided out the next point, but a kill by Love gave the Bruins match point and another Duck attack error completed a 25-21 comeback win for the home team. Love posted seven kills and no errors in nine attempts (.778) in the first, Kidder added four kills and Reeves had three. The Bruins hit .481 in the opening set to the Ducks' .250 percentage.
Oregon's biggest lead of the second set was four, but despite five ties, the visitors never trailed in evening the match. Both teams had only one 3-0 run during the set. The five ties came at 1, 12, 13, 14 and 15-all. With the Ducks leading 17-16, they went on their lone 3-0 run to take a four-point edge at 20-16.
The Bruins responded with four of the next five to cut their deficit to one at 21-20. Aquino had two kills and combined with Reeves on a block, while Love added a kill. But Oregon netted four of the last six points of the set to win it 25-22. Love had four kills to again pace the Bruins, while Aquino and Kidder each posted three. Despite losing the set, the Bruins out-hit the Ducks .306 to .286.
A wild third set saw the Bruins come back late to go up 2-1 in the match. Up 6-5, UCLA took a set-best lead of four on a 3-0 run, as Aquino and Kidder had kills and also teamed up for a block to make it 9-5. The Ducks got to within one at 13-12, but another 3-0 UCLA run on a kill by Love, an Oregon attack error and a Reeves spike made it a four-point lead again at 16-12.
Oregon came back with seven in a row to take a 19-16 edge, however, UCLA answered that with a 6-0 run of its own to go back up by three at 22-19. Kills by Reeves and Aquino and an Oregon attack error tied things at 19. Another attack error, a combo block by Aquino and freshman Karsta Lowe and a kill by Kidder put the home squad up by three. The Ducks scored three of the next four to get to within one at 23-22, but another Oregon attack error gave the Bruins two set points. The Ducks staved off the first attempt, but a kill by Kidder finished off a 25-23 win. Kidder had four kills to lead the Bruins and Gera added eight more digs, as the Bruins out-hit the Ducks .061 to .021.
In the fourth, the Bruins scored the first three on a combo block by Kidder and senior Sara Sage, a Kidder kill and an Oregon attack error, but the Ducks came back with the next five to go ahead 5-3. However, three in a row by the Bruins on a kill by Kidder, a Duck attack error and a Love kill put the home team up by six, as they never relinquished the lead for the rest of the set. Tied at seven, the Bruins netted six of eight on kills by Aquino, Kidder, Reeves and Van Orden, a solo block by Love and an Oregon attack error to go ahead 13-9.
Still up by four at 18-14, the Bruins scored four of five to take a set-best lead of seven at 22-15. A Love kill and an Oregon attack error made it 20-14, and after a Duck sideout, another Love spike and a combo roof by Aquino and Reeves put the Bruins up by seven. The Ducks got the next three to make it 22-18, but would get no closer, as back-to-back kills by Reeves and Kidder earned a bunch of match points. On attempt number two, Kidder posted her team-best sixth kill of the fourth to finish off a 25-19 win. Love and Reeves each added three kills in the set, while Gera posted 10 digs. The Bruins out-hit the Ducks .175 to .000.
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DeKALB, Ill. - The NIU Huskies and Northwestern Wildcats will meet on the football field for the first time since 2005 when the teams play at Ryan Field on Sept. 6, 2014, officials from both universities announced Tuesday.
The contest between the state's most successful Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) programs this century will be the eighth all-time between the teams, with every game played in Evanston. Northwestern has won six of the seven previous games, while the 1987 game resulted in a 16-16 tie.
NIU Associate Vice-President and Director of Athletics Sean Frazier said the Northwestern game is the first step in his efforts to improve the Huskies' future football schedules.
"I am extremely excited to add Northwestern, a high-quality opponent, to our 2014 football non-conference schedule," Frazier said. "Declining attendance at college football games is a national trend and scheduling has been identified as a prime factor in the decline. I am continually evaluating our future football schedules, and the addition of this game is just the first announcement regarding concerted efforts to improve our football schedule, connect with our alumni base in the Chicago region, increase exposure for NIU and promote the NIU Huskies as a national brand."
Anticipating great demand by Northern Illinois University fans and alumni for the 2014 game at Northwestern, NIU is offering fans a chance to "Commit to NIU" and get a jump on claiming tickets to that game by renewing or purchasing new season tickets for 2014 during an Early Signing Period. Anyone who purchases (orders) season tickets during the designated Early Signing Period will have the right to request game tickets to the NIU-Northwestern game. The Early Signing Period will run from early 2014 when season ticket renewals are mailed to April 30, 2014. All tickets will be distributed using the HASF priority points system, and NIU Athletics reserves the right to limit ticket amounts per account if demand exceeds ticket availability. After the April 30 deadline, tickets to the Huskies' game at Northwestern will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
"[I am] really excited about the game, as I know our fans will be," Carey said. "Thanks to [Northwestern Director of Athletics] Jim Phillips, [NU] Coach [Pat] Fitzgerald and Sean Frazier for making this happen. It's a great opportunity for fans in Chicago to see two really fine football programs play."
In the last NIU-Northwestern game on Sept. 10, 2005, NIU was a two-point conversion away from claiming its first series win when the Huskies scored with six seconds on the clock to pull within one, 38-37, of the Wildcats. When quarterback Phil Horvath's pass fell incomplete on the conversion attempt, Northwestern escaped with the victory in a game that featured 1,033 combined yards of total offense, led by dueling backs Garrett Wolfe of the Huskies and Tyrell Sutton of Northwestern. Wolfe carried the ball 34 times for 245 yards and three touchdowns while Sutton totaled 214 yards on 30 carries with four scores.
All-Time Record: Northwestern leads 6-0-1
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Sept. 10, 2005: Northwestern 38, NIU 37 (A)
Aug. 31, 2000: Northwestern 35, NIU 17 (A)
Sept. 29, 1990: Northwestern 24, NIU 7 (A)
Sept. 26, 1987: Northwestern 16, NIU 16 (A)
Sept. 28, 1985: Northwestern 38, NIU 16 (A)
Sept. 25, 1982: Northwestern 31, NIU 6 (A)
Sept. 20, 1975: Northwestern 10, NIU 3 (A)
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Indulge me for a moment, Dance Insider;
I'm having rather a Howard the Duck year. First it was last fall, when I returned
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for them. Next, I hied my downtown heinie uptown to the tres chic digs of American
Ballet Theatre, opening last night at the Metropolitan Opera House, expecting
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signature stuff in hundred-year-old plus ballets, with perhaps a pro-forma appearance
by the corps -- and, who'd 'a thunk it, the star turn of the evening was delivered
not by any of the certified stars, but by corps dancer Erica Cornejo; and the
most dazzling passage was not the parade of principals, but the picture-perfect
teamwork of the corps de ballet in the "Swan Lake" second act pas de deux. Oh,
and did I mention that that old modern maven Paul Taylor stole the choreographic
limelight from ballet respectables like Petipa, MacMillan, and McKenzie?
Let's start with the Taylor/Cornejo
show. Actually, that's a bit dismissive, for most of the cast in the New York
premiere of Taylor's "Black Tuesday" proved unusually (for dancers more used to
the Petipa diet) supple. Setting the loose-limbed tone from the get were the ensemble
and the two men they eventually resolved to, Jerry Douglas and Sean Stewart. This
piece might be called a reaction, in dance to songs of the time, to the Great
Depression that dropped from the stock market crash in October 1929 (Black Tuesday).
Douglas was nicely "I've got no money but no cares either" free in his dancing,
while Stewart, as my dancer companion put it, evoked the seat-of-the-pants Taylor-owning
of longtime PT stalwart Tom Patrick; all the weight was in the right place.
Erica Fischbach, dancing opposite
Brian Reeder, was so supple of back, eloquent of leg, and withal passionate and
abandoned in body, that before I looked at the program I scribbled, "Boy, I sure
love that Sandra Brown." Same thing happened with Karin Ellis-Wentz, dancing solo
to "Sittin' on a Rubbish Can." (Music: Nelson Shawn, Bob Schafer, and Johnny Burke.)
Watching Ellis-Wentz's devil-may-care, I don't care if I look like a fool, whimsical
dancing, I wrote down, "Boy, Gillian Murphy sure looks perfect in the Lisa Viola
role," a reference to PT's reigning Fool (that's a compliment). Nope, wrong again;
Ellis-Wentz, like Fischbach, emerges from the corps.
...As do Elizabeth Gaither, Anne
Milewski, and Ms. Cornejo, all of them beautifully dishabilled (in Santo Loquasto's
perfectly appropriate, it may be the Depression but we ain't gonna get depressed
brown dresses) and suitably ribald as the sexy foils to the cigar-chomping Marcelo
Gomes, camping it up to "Are You Making Any Money" by Herman Hupfeld. Then the
sexy suddenly takes a dark turn, as Ms. Cornejo, deserted by her comrades, turns
on to "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams" (Al Dublin-Harry Warren), peopled by down
on their luck "gigolos" and "gigolettes." She spins, she scrambles on the ground,
her back collapsing beneath her. She kneels to Connie Boswell's sad lament, "But
gigolo and gigolette still play a song and dance along the boulevard of broken
dreams." Then a group of guys surge on the scene and toss her around, until she
ultimately plummets upside down through the middle of a circle they've forged,
Pilobolus-style -- is there a hint of rape here? No, probably not, for Cornejo
recovers for one last sad sashay.
There's a nice girls-can-be-hobos
turn next from Marian Butler -- what I love about the dancer deportment in this
ballet, particularly in the women, is seeing ballet dancers not afraid to represent
for ugly, in all its tawdry beauty -- before Ethan Stiefel appears for the star
finale meant to bring the theme on home.
Only...he doesn't! This ballet is
dark Taylor, a la "Company B" and "Oh You Kid." But the dancers have to fully
be able to express his vocabulary, his style, to get the darkness; otherwise all
these ballets, set to period tunes, can seem just, well, like nostalgic rhapsodic
trips down memory lane. Memory it may be, but Taylor's backward periscope towards
Democracy America reveals a bleak vision. In "Company B," the darkness comes from
the falling of those shadow soldiers at the back of the stage; in "Oh You Kid,"
from the Ku Klux Klan parody. Here, for this ballet's money moment, it's left
to Stiefel to express Taylor's expression of all the poignancy and not a little
politics of Yip Harburg-Jay Gorney's "Brother Can You Spare a Dime." Or, as Harburg
put it and Bing Crosby sadly phrased it: "Once I built a railroad, I made it run/I
made it race against time. / Once I built a railroad, now it's done. / Brother,
can you spare a dime?" And: "Once I built a tower, up to the sun. / Bricks and
mortar and lime. / Once I built a tower, now it's done. / Brother, can you spare
a dime?"
This is a man -- and the men and
women of this drama, a class -- that helped build America, and then saw its robber-barons
spit them out like so much used-up goods. Taylor gives Stiefel's character the
tools -- he even reaches an arm up to the sun, sure enough -- and Stiefel's dancing
doesn't exactly have a pinpointable flaw, but his acting does not evoke the Ache
of the Betrayed. So that when the rest of the company joins him, under the darkening
sky, reaching out their palms in the climax meant to reveal the lurking desperation
just beneath the surface of all their previous (fort he most part) seemingly carefree
dancing, the heart-wrenching this moment should provide doesn't come. It's another
surprise here; just as corps dancers like Cornejo surprised with their storming
of the stage, Stiefel, perhaps ABT's finest actor, surprises by his dramatic retreat.
My dancer-companion suggested the limitation may be purely physical; that he perhaps
needs to get himself into Taylor class and learn about the spiraling from contraction
of the back, a notion often alien to the ballet dancer.
Making the dance less alien, no doubt,
was stager Susan McGuire. The Taylor company dancers, on whom this work was actually
created, deserve some credit too, for the contours of the work.
Not that ballet dancers are unable
to spiral in other ways; au contraire! One of the things I love about being a
critic is that when it comes to reviewing the corps, particularly in ballets like
"Swan Lake" and "Bayadere," you have a license to be a leg man without being accused
of being licentious. With last night's "Swan Lake" Act II pas de deux, when the
corps arrayed at diagonals behind Julie Kent and Robert Hill, their gleaming legs
were just the beginning point. The perfect CORPS placement started there, continued
as each gradually turned, on through the sloping of their backs, the gentle slow
tilting of their heads, and their elegant arm placement -- all executed as a unit.
It was a team ripple effect perfectly in synch, thus rippling through our senses
as well. Or, as my dancer companion explained, it was the difference between everyone
merely doing the same steps, and everyone dancing together. The stakes here can't
be under-estimated -- we're not just talking about a pwetty picture. One of the
things that saves ballet from being irrelevant is when it achieves perfect beauty,
because perfect beauty in itself is a legitimate and inspiring aesthetic end.
Last night -- at a gala evening, yet, where, out of context, one could be forgiven
a lessening of dramatic concentration -- these dancers achieved that perfect beauty.
If the performance which touched my heart most was Cornejo's, the one that left
the strongest impression on my eyes was that of Jennifer Alexander, Tamara Barden,
Kristi Boone, Marian Butler, Maria Bystrova, Carmen Corella, Erica Cornejo (again),
Karin Ellis-Wentz, Alina Faye, Erica Fischbach, Elizabeth Gaither, Yena Kang,
Anna Liceica, Ilona McHugh, Anne Milewski, Gillian Murphy, Carrie Peterson, Jennifer
Quent, Xiomara Reyes, Maria Riccetto, Marta Rodriguez-Coca, Christin Seerini,
Johanna Snyder (also supply and floatingly-armed earlier in the evening in the
Waltz from Ben Stevenson's "Cinderella"), Shannon Volk, Alissa Wassung, and Michele
Speaking of arms, if Stiefel was
the surprise let-down, Paloma Herrera provided the surprise come-up. When last
seen by this Dance Insider a couple of years ago, Herrera was lacking in upper-body
mobility and expressiveness, and her feet were more flitting than savoring. But
last night, in the Act I Variation from "The Sleeping Beauty" (MacMillan, after
Petipa), it was as if Herrera had suddenly grown up. She was all patience, luxuriant
torso, tasteful feet -- above all poise and class. A change has come -- in her
bearing, carriage, and the weight and significance given to each step and motion
-- and it's all for the good, imbuing her dancing with a newfound lyricism. Speaking
of class, Nina Ananiashvili turned in a perfect Rose Adagio, teasing us before
surrendering her hand to the last suitor, letting it linger above her a few seconds
longer, as if to say, "I could stay on this one toe forever if I wanted to, but
I will deign to surrender my hand.
Angel Corrella got the usual audience
huzzahs, but I saw even less to warrant this approval than usual. At best he's
an impressive jumper, but last night even Corrella's jumps were blurred and sloppy,
his one justifiable source of pride presented carelessly. As for the other principals,
beyond saying Julie Kent was as swan-like as could be expected under the excised
circumstances, I'll have to cop a plea and say the selections -- mostly variations
from pas de deux -- weren't substantive enough for me to have time to formulate
an opinion. Other principals performing last night were Amanda McKerrow, Ashley
Tuttle, Susan Jaffe (generous of countenance, sweetly languid in the upper body,
but a bit wobbly in the legs -- looks like she could use some strengthening there),
Jose Manuel Carreno, Irina Dvorovenko (suitably arch as the Black Swan), and Maxim
Belotserkovsky. Somewhat bizarrely, Julio Bocca, after turning in a gallant "Nutcracker"
Cavalier, hung around for the next and concluding selection, the Act I "Swan Lake"
Waltz, his costume looking out of place, even if Bocca himself, ever the gallant,
remained cool and collected. His chivalry extended even to the all-company curtain
call, when, the rest of the principals ready to lurch forward for a second bow,
Bocca alone turned back to usher the corps to join them, a king recognizing that
on this gala evening, anyway, the dancers usually cast as "subjects" had stolen
the day.
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Getting Started Extending VisualVM (Part 6)
By Geertjan-Oracle on Mar 02, 2008
On its most abstract level, VisualVM is simply a tool for displaying data. By default, it displays data relating to applications, hosts, dumps, and snapshots. However, it could, theoretically, display any data at all (photos, for example), although the intention of the tool is for it to deal with monitoring, troubleshooting, and management data. The reason that it can work with any kind of data is the fact that its APIs are created with pluggability in mind. Pretty much everything is pluggable and that's the point—VisualVM is intended to cater to all your monitoring, troubleshooting, and management data needs.
Each source of data (which are primarily "application", "host", "heapdump", "threaddump", "coredump", and "snapshot") is represented by a node in the explorer view. What do you need to do if you want to add another source of data there? That's what I figured out today. Here you see the Memory Monitor sample from the JDK's "demo/management" folder opened from a new "System Monitors" node in the explorer view:
The "System Monitors" node is provided by my new data source. What's also interesting is to see the "Hello World" tab above. It comes from a different module. So, in the same way that your custom views are pluggable, your custom data sources are also pluggable. Good news, right?
First, let's look at how the new node for our data source was created. We begin by extending com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.DataSource:
import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.DataSource; public class DemoDataSource extends DataSource { private static DemoDataSource sharedInstance; public static synchronized DemoDataSource sharedInstance() { if (sharedInstance == null) { sharedInstance = new DemoDataSource(); } return sharedInstance; } }
Next, we need to add our new DataSource to the repository of data sources. We do this when we initialize the module that provides the data source. What does this mean? It means we need to create a class that extends org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall. Instead of creating a new Java class, use the Module Install wizard, by right-clicking on the project node, choosing New | Other and then Module Development | Module Installer. Complete the wizard and then define the class as follows:
import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.DataSource; import org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall; public class Installer extends ModuleInstall { DemoDataSource ds = DemoDataSource.sharedInstance(); @Override public void restored() { DataSource.ROOT.getRepository().addDataSource(ds); } @Override public void uninstalled() { DataSource.ROOT.getRepository().removeDataSource(ds); } }
We now have a new data source and added it to the repository. The next question to ask is: "How should the data source be visualized in the explorer view?" That's the purpose of the com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.descriptor.DataSourceDescriptor class. Let's use it as follows:
import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.descriptor.DataSourceDescriptor; import java.awt.Image; import org.openide.util.Utilities; public class DemoDataSourceDescriptor extends DataSourceDescriptor<DemoDataSource> { //Make sure this icon exists in your module: private static final Image NODE_ICON = Utilities.loadImage( "org/mymodule/mypackage/mysubpackage/myicon.png", true); public DemoDataSourceDescriptor(DemoDataSource application) { super(application, "System Monitors", "Descriptor for System Monitors container", NODE_ICON, POSITION_AT_THE_END, EXPAND_NEVER); } }
The above implies that you need to set a dependency on the NetBeans Utilities API.
We have now described how our data source will be visualized—it will have the icon and display name we set, we have specified that it should be at the end of the list of data sources and that it should not be expandable. Now how do we register the above descriptor class in our module? We need to create a VisualVM model that connect our DataSource with the above descriptor. Here's how to do that:
import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.DataSource; import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.datasource.descriptor.DataSourceDescriptor; import com.sun.tools.visualvm.core.model.AbstractModelProvider; public class DemoDataSourceDescriptorProvider extends AbstractModelProvider<DataSourceDescriptor, DataSource> { DemoDataSourceDescriptorProvider() { } @Override public DataSourceDescriptor createModelFor(DataSource ds) { if (ds instanceof DemoDataSource) { return new DemoDataSourceDescriptor((DemoDataSource) ds); } return null; } }
Finally, we need to initialize the descriptor provider that we created above. Go back to the Installer class and add the lines in bold below:
public class Installer extends ModuleInstall { DemoDataSource ds = DemoDataSource.sharedInstance(); @Override public void restored() { DataSource.ROOT.getRepository().addDataSource(ds); DataSourceDescriptorFactory.getDefault().registerProvider(new DemoDataSourceDescriptorProvider()); } @Override public void uninstalled() { DataSource.ROOT.getRepository().removeDataSource(ds); DataSourceDescriptorFactory.getDefault().unregisterProvider(new DemoDataSourceDescriptorProvider()); } }
That's all. Now run the module. VisualVM will start and you will see the new node, i.e., a top-level node, for your data source. What happens when you double-click it? Nothing. You haven't provided any functionality for your data source yet.
So, now you have a new node in the explorer view. That means that you have a new data source. As explained in Getting Started Extending VisualVM (Part 1), you can create one or more views (tabs and subtabs) for a data source. In that case, we created a tab for the application data source, yesterday we created a tab for the host data source, and today we will create one for our own new data source. Simply download and install VisualVM View template and, when you use it, type "DemoDataSource" in the Data Source field, with "Demo" as the class prefix. When you complete the wizard, make sure to initialize the new classes as described on the Plugin Portal's page.
Note: If a DataSourceViewProvider (or, in this case, the PluggableDataSourceViewProvider) returns true from the supportsViewFor() method, an "Open" menu item is automatically created for you. (I didn't know that, created my own Open menu item, and then found that I had two Open menu items, one from this plugin and one from another plugin that plugs into this data source, as explained later. Then I was told about this cool "gift" that the supportsViewFor menu item gives when returning true.)
Next, as explained in Getting Started Extending VisualVM (Part 1), use the DataSourceViewProvider.createView method to create your views. Here I followed the same steps as in that earlier blog entry, except that I copied the "Memory Monitor" sample from the JDK demo folder (which is just one class that creates a JPanel) and slightly reworked it so that it is now split across different detail subtabs.
And so, you have now created your first data source. As stated at the start, a data source is the primary actor in VisualVM. Everything that happens in VisualVM happens in relation to a data source. Now you can see how a simple example of a data source is created.
There's one more aspect to look at—the "Hello World" tab that you see in the screenshot above. How did that get there? It is not in the sources shown in the screenshot of the sources that you see above. In the same way that your own views can be made to be pluggable, as explained in Getting Started Extending VisualVM (Part 4), so your data sources have a pluggable user interface too. What I did was this—I exposed the package that contains my data source class (i.e., DemoDataSource). Then I attached it to the module suite that defines VisualVM, together with the plugin that provides the additional view. That meant I could implement DataSourceViewProvider<DemoDataSource>. Alternatively, I could implement DataSourceViewProvider<DataSource> and then check in my DataSourceViewProvider.supportsViewFor for the DemoDataSource class, exactly as done in the first plugin.
So, the code for creating a new tab for my data source is the same as before, except that it is now done in a different plugin. And, when the data source is present, the "Hello World" tab defined in DataSourceViewProvider.createView is created. The "Open" menu item is shared between the two tabs, because both return "true" from DataSourceViewProvider.supportsViewFor. Again you can see how versatile VisualVM is, because it is completely open to being extended, even to the extent that the data sources that you yourself provide can have user interfaces that can be extended by others.
Update on 30 May 2008: The code and steps in this blog entry have been updated to reflect the VisualVM 1.0 APIs. If you want to download the complete sources of the sample discussed here, get the VisualVM Sample Collection from the Plugin Portal.


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Feb 12
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shaunx says:
Has anyone every tried this type of trip out before, I saw a program called "Reel Wars" and "Hugh's Hungry Boys" and in both these programs the subjects could only eat what they caught, forgaed or hunted. It looked like such a rewarding experience, as you really get to explore the land (as opposed to sticking to trails or just following a map). I say this because, in this type of trip you travel slower, exploring various environments for food and therefore taking a lot more of the land and wildlife in.
Back to the question, has anyone tried this type of trip, and if so, could you tell me your experience of it (ie were there more hungry nights than full ones, etc...) If you haven't been on this type of trip, would you like to try it, etc... Basically any thoughts on the subject
Sep 07
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arch says:
Yes, this chap tried it.
Hope you have better luck.
Jul 07
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ElizabethS says:
Hunt, do you mean poach unless you have the landowner's permission (except for rabbits)?
May 07
Posts: 103
diolch says:
I tried this with some friends; over 3 days we managed to tickle just 2 trout, snared nothing and filled up with cabbage & swede pinched from a field. Yeuch.
That was 50 years ago and we were never tempted to try again - if you stuck your hand under a stream bank now you'd probably lose a finger to a mink.
Jul 08
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twiglegs says:
Depends on your knowledge and experience.
I've often picked a couple of pounds of mushrooms in autumn, berries about a plenty too, so given the right conditions it's possible.
Would i like to try it?, not really.
Nov 11
Posts: 168
billyblue says:
nor me!, spend to much time mucking about, and less time enjoying the hill's. nothing like a rucksack full of goodies--yum! yum!====
Mar 09
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mickjaggersbestmate says:
Tried a bit of foraging once (mostly in bins) found a few discarded sandwiches and half a banana. Empty crisp packets are often allready filled with water and these then act as a container to drink out of. The downside of my forage trips is that I would often come home with the most violent case of vomiting and diarrhea, I have had mouth-sores as well as a cloudy-eye from eating some road-kill (and of course diarrhea) I have had my stomach pumped too after a eating a mushroom...turned out to be a toadstool! (who can tell?) I often have terrible heart-burn and indigestion, my burbs smell like sht and my farts (which are VERY loose!) smell much worse!
However, this doesn't cost me a penny (except for the prescription anti-biotics and bus trip to and from hospital) Could I live of foraging.....probably not.
Jan 11
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mike509 says:
does anyone on here care about bushcraft i think not, i like to backpack with food, but if you go in spring or summer and your in an area with good forest and water you should be able to live off the land, dont just think it will be easy tho, infact take atleast 2 days worth of food with you incase you do find yourself in the middle of no where without food, the link above is bullshit you wont die, maybe if your realy stupid you will that guy probs didnt have a warm sleeping bag, find some birch tree make a fire maybe tap them in spring for some sap, gather mushrooms (penny buns), nuts and neetles are good with some butter n salt on them, berrys and fruits are good, pine needle tea at nightime always a good drink, you could maybe fish if you get a permit, grey squirrel and some pigeons should be fine to be hunted, rabbits im not too sure about, cat tail root is good eating, if your gonna do this i would say do it in a remote part of scotland, england you arnt even aloud to camp cause our rules are ****, english rangers are mostly pricks thats what i've found.......just go out there have fun find yourself thats what its all about.
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DarkSideOfTheMoon says:
The guy in the link tried to stay in the wilderness for a year, was very well equipped and had attended survival classes and bushcraft classes. I know a guy who stayed in the woods for 3 months living off berries etc and fishing in the local reservoir, he never got caught but I'm not saying I'ts a good idea. This guy was an ex marine mountain leader so he had good experience. My tip would be if you are doing it find an area which is in comfortable walking distance, say maybe a days walk from potential help., make a semi- permenant shelter and campsite. Research on the local foods sources and do it in the summer. If you don't get enough food, the chance of you freezing to death because of no fuel in your body and bitter weather will be far less likely. If I wasn't training just now I would give it a bash, never hurts to try it if you are sensible. Oh the above post some good advice, but take more so your first day your well fed and you have a bit extra. If you get to your last days meal, pack up and head home just to be safe,.
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camprunner says:
Sounds like a fantastic way to lose a few pounds! Thanks for the suggestion!
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