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This process should keep going, to keep you growing.
Is the use of "keep you growing" grammatical?
Is the use of "keep you growing" grammatical?
The construction is perfectly fine. to VERB clauses may be used this way to indicate purpose or goal.
You may want to rethink your main clause, however. I suspect that the 'process' you are talking about is something which is done by the person you are talking to. If that is the case, you should make that person the subject of the sentence, so that you are urging him to "keep up the good work":


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Officially signed with the Pirate program 11/16/04 (early period).
At Rosemount High School
Became the first ever five-year letter winner at Rosemount High School, under the guidance of coach Craig Kusick and Trevor Monroe ... Started at third base as an eighth grader on the varsity squad and earned honorable mention all-conference honors after batting .290 ... Started at shortstop for four years garnering all-conference honors each season ... As a senior, was named Minnesota's BCA/Louisville Slugger State Player-of-the-Year and was selected as Minnesota Baseball's Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2005 ... Named all-district as a junior and senior ... Earned all-state honors his senior year ... Led Rosemount to a state tournament appearance as a junior ... Named to the District 5 2005 National High School Baseball Coaches Association All-District Team as an infielder ... Participated in the 2004 Perfect Game National Showcase in St. Petersburg, Fla. ... Garnered Metro West All- Star honors as a senior ... Ranks third all-time in games played (113), fifth all-time in at-bats (351) and ninth in total bases (196) in Minnesota's High School baseball history ... Set the Minnesota state tournament record for most doubles in one game with four ... As a junior was named all-region and was invited to participate in the AFLAC All- American Game and the Goodwill Games ... Led Rosemount to Continental Amateur Baseball World Championship and was named top prospect by Baseball America for the state of Minnesota ... Set a school record for most career hits (141) and finished with a .394 average, 11 homeruns and 79 RBI ... Earned four letters and was a three-time allconference performer for the Rosemount basketball team.
Full name is Christopher Buss ... Born August 1, 1986 in Burnsville, Minn. ... Son of Dave and Sandy Buss ... Has a younger brother (Matt) and a younger sister (Julia) ... Intended major is business.

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There's no mistaking that James "Jimmy" McNulty would lie about anything to get police work done, even if it meant being insubordinate and risking government money. And while "The Wire" was an immense show for entertainment and there was no serial killer with red ribbons, the subject of violence against homeless people shouldn't be overlooked.
The most recent case of homeless murders that got attention was the California arrest and death of 25-year-old Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo in November of last year. According to the Daily Beast, Ocampo stated that four homeless men were killed because "they were available and vulnerable" and "a blight to the community."
However, he died in his cell before the results of the death penalty case were decided in January of this year.
Even children have been involved in homeless violence. In the UK, three teenagers (Connor Doran, 17, his brother Brandon Doran, 14, and their friend Simon Evans, also 14) beat a homeless man named Kevin Bennett to death as he slept outside of a supermarket in Liverpool. According to Sky News, the teens will serve anywhere from six to 12 years in prison.
But these are just two cases among many. While attention is regularly brought to finding warm shelter in various states for the homeless during freezing cold months (especially this past brutal winter), the National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH) has documented 1,328 acts of violence against homeless individuals by perpetrators who consider them easy targets.
In 2012, 88 of the attacks resulted in 18 deaths, according to NCH. In NCH's study, "A Survey of Hate Crimes/Violence against the Homeless in 2012," the homeless victims were usually (96 percent) men over 40, and the attackers were primarily (81 percent) young men under 30.
From 1999 to 2012, the hate crime stats (including nonlethal attacks and deaths) were the lowest in 2004 with a total of 35 and skyrocketed to the highest numbers in 2009 (coincidentally after season 5 of "The Wire" aired on HBO) with a total of 160.
Florida had the highest hate crime stats for homeless people while other states, including Maryland, reported no hate crimes from homeless people at all. Other states with no hate crimes in 2012 were Alabama, Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Washington D.C., and Wyoming.
However, the less violent rate decreased when looking at stats from 1999 to 2012. States with no hate crimes during these years were only Idaho, North Dakota and Vermont.
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Jobless claims hit a 27-month high last week, but nationwide the unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent. However, the request for unemployment is the biggest since just after Hurricane Katrina in September of 2005. Economists suggest that some of the decline in jobs could be attributed to traditional post-holiday lay-offs.
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Built In 1963 , Number of Beds : 50
Panorama, located in Lacey, Washington provides the following services: Nursing Home, Assisted Living, Senior Community, and Alzheimer's Care. It accepts the following payment methods: Medicare and Medicaid. Panorama has a very good hospital, Providence St Peter Hospital, located nearby, which scored a 84 out of 100 in its most recent Medicare review. The Panorama's nearest hospital is 2 miles away. The zipcode (98503) in Washington, where Panorama is located, has a below average safety rating based on recent crime statistics.
Panorama is a nursing home. It provides medical nursing service for seniors with serious illnesses or disabilities twenty-four hours a day, delivered by registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nurse aids.
Nursing care facilities cater to several types of patients: some patients require short-term rehab while recovering from surgery; others require long-term nursing and medical supervision. In addition, some nursing homes offer specialized care programs for Alzheimer's or other illnesses, or short-term respite care for frail or disabled persons when a family member requires a rest from providing care in the home. Please note that you can help compare nursing homes by looking at the Medicare ratings of a given facility (Medicare has a 5-star rating system for comparing nursing homes). There are various ways for paying for care in a nursing home. Make sure you know your loved one's Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, and understand how you can use tools like long term care insurance to pay for nursing home care.
Also, Panorama is an assisted living facility. Assisted living facilities are an apartment-style habitat designed to focus on providing assistance with daily living activities. They provide a higher level of service for the elderly which can include preparing meals, housekeeping, medication assistance, laundry, and also do regular check-in's on the residents. Basically, they are designed to bridge the gap between independent living and nursing home facilities. When thinking about how to pay for care, assisted living facilities are generally less expensive than nursing homes, if assisted living is a viable option for your loved one.
Also, Panorama is a Senior Community. Senior communities are for seniors who can take care of themselves. It is often a set of apartments in a variety of sizes from studios to large two bedrooms, where seniors live independently, but may receive additional services like transportation, pools, a convenience store, bank, barber/beauty shop, resident laundry, housekeeping, and security, are all services and amenities that may be provided there.
Also, Panorama facility provides Alzheimer's care. This means it has special safeguards for wandering seniors, and caregivers are trained in handling dementia behaviors.
Panorama enjoys the broadest spectrum of housing choices and interest and lifestyle activities available at CCRC in the Pacific Northwest. And its a beautiful, comfortable place to live!
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Marshall Teller
Justin Shenkarow
Simon Holmes
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Marilyn Teller
Francis Guinan
Edgar Teller
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Marshall's father's sweatshirt during the first scene simply reads TECH.
During the opening credits a small clip of the 1922 silent vampire film Nosferatu. It's the shot of a long shadow creeping up a staircase.
There are actually two towns in Indiana named Erie, but no Eerie.
The wildly swaying bridge featured in the opening credits of all episodes is taken from newsreel footage of the collapse of the infamous Tacoma Narrows Bridge which fell near the city of Tacoma, Washington on November 7th, 1940.
Betty: Welcome to the Foreverware family! Will that be cash or check?
Bertram: Our mother has been sealing us in Foreverware since our dad died in 1964.
Ernest: She wants to preserve us so we never grow up and leave her.
Marshall: (Voice Over) Dad works for Things Incorporated, a product testing company. Dad's job is one of the reasons we moved here, because, statistically speaking, Eerie is the most normal place in the country. Statistics lie.
The Foreverware song:
For wives and mothers everywhere.
Our goal has always been.
To seal the freshness in forever.
For any dish that you prepare,
For each and every meal,
We have the perfect deal.
The muffins that you made today
Will still be fresh in early May,
Your coffee cake, your cinnamon ring
Will last at least until next spring
It work on almost everything!
Marshall: I was scared to death, but if I didn't do something quick, my family was going to wind up as human leftovers!
Marshall: Alright, here's the key to the evidence locker. You know what to do if I don't come back.
Simon: I go straight to the President. And if I can't get through to him, I tell your mom and dad.
Marshall: Check.
Marshall: Normally I wouldn't be afraid of pancakes, but back in Jersey, breakfast was always a serve-yourself bowl of cereal. Mom had me worried.
Marshall: A kid's gotta grow up fast in Eerie, or he might not grow up at all.
Ernie (or is it Bert?): You don't know what it's like being trapped in the seventh grade for thirty years
Bert and Ernie: It's a living hell.
Marshall: Personally, I don't think anyone who spells Cindy S-Y-N-D-I should be allowed to operate a motor vehicle.
Marshall: (During his opening monologue) To whom it may concern: If you're reading this document, it means I'm either dead or have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. My name is Marshall Teller. Not long ago, I was living in New Jersey just across the river from New York city. It was crowded, polluted, and full of crime. I loved it. But my parents wanted a better life for my sister and me, so we moved to a place so wholesome, so squeaky clean that you could only find it on TV. Unfortunately, I knew nothing could be further from the truth. Sure, my new home town looks normal enough; but look again. What's wrong with this picture? The American dream come true, right? Wrong. Nobody believes me, but this is the center of weirdness for the entire planet.
Elvis: Thank you, little paper boy.
Marshall: Eerie, Indiana. My home sweet home. Still don't believe me? You will.
The Foreverware story was later returned to in the book 'Return to Foreverware'. 'Return to Foreverware' is the first book in the Eerie, Indiana series of books by Mike Ford.
The show premiered at 7:30 pm and it sticked to that timeslot until episode 10, "The Lost Hour".
666: This number has long been regarded as the Mark of the Beast. A bad omen to many, as well as signifying evil. It's no coincidence the number appears in Eerie's Population sign: 16,661. In this state it's still a palindrome, being the same read forwards and backwards.
Tupperware: The name as well as the idea of Forever Ware is an allusion to Tupperware, a plastic container that was used to keep food fresh. It was created in 1945. Tupperware parties soon ensued, and it became a national fad during the early 1950s.
Pillsbury, Crocker, Swanson, Stouffer: These are the names of the ForeverWare wives. They are all brand names of companies which advertised quickly made meals during the 1950's and 60's.
Tupperware: "Forever Ware" is a not-too-subtle reference to Tupperware and the "Tupperware parties" that were common in the 1960's.
Bert & Ernie: The Wilson twins are named Bertram and Ernest.
Bert and Ernie are two of Jim Henson's most famous puppets, which were created for "Sesame Street", the children's program on PBS. They dressed alike and often had spoke for one another.
The Donna Reed Show: Upon seeing the mess in the kitchen, Marshall says "Where's Donna Reed when you need her?"
"The Donna Reed Show" was a stereotypical white-bread sitcom which aired on ABC from 1958 to1966.
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Be Bop Baby: A Musical Memoir
Featuring Margo Hall and the Marcus Shelby OrchestraNov 19 2013 - Nov 23 2013
"The music of 'Be Bop' is the blood pulsing through its veins." - Robert Hurwitt, SF Chronicle.
Be Bob Baby is based on actress Margo Hall's life growing up in a musical household under the loving presence of her stepfather, Teddy Harris, Jr., an influential music director, composer, and arranger for Motown. Harris was a pioneer with his New Breed Be Bop Society Orchestra, and also worked with such legends as the Supremes, Paul Butterfield and Aretha Franklin.
Narrated through musical vignettes and monologues, Be Bop Baby follows Margo's eccentric and wild times of growing up in a house frequented by Detroit musicians, extended family and friends, and colorful neighborhood characters. It explores strong bond between Hall and her stepfather, strengthened through their mutual love of music, contrasting it with her often difficult relationship with her biological father.
Be Bop Baby features live, onstage music by The Marcus Shelby Orchestra. Marcus Shelby composed the original score and animates this heartfelt story with jazz, with a touch of Motown and 70s style-soul.
Composed by Marcus Shelby
Written by Margo Hall in collaboration with Nakissa Etemad
Directed by Sheila Balter
Dramaturgy by Nakissa Etemad
Also featuring Halili Knox, Dawn L. Troupe, and Mujahid Abdul-Rashid
The Friday, November 22nd* showing of Be Bop Baby: A Musical Memoir is a special celebration. This night is a fundraising benefit for Z Space and this production and starts at 6:30pm (performance at 8 pm). The $50/$75 admission ticket for this night features a Champagne and Dessert reception and a special appearance by the fabulous Clairdee.
*Some postcards were sent out indicating that the special celebration is on Saturday, 11/23. This is incorrect.
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Tuesday Sep 23, 2014
Join Community Events at JavaOne 2014
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 23, 2014
Once a year, the global Java community gathers on the Sunday before JavaOne at three community events. Glassfish and Java EE users join the Executive Panel and GlassFish Adoption Story and Deep Dive. NetBeans enthusiasts get together at the NetBeans Community Day, a whole day of panels. User group leaders and members attend the user group forum. Join them this year on Sunday, September 28 at Moscone South
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Monday Sep 15, 2014
Get the Latest on GlassFish at JavaOne
By Caroline Kvitka-Oracle on Sep 15, 2014
Find out the latest on GlassFish and Java EE in two sessions at Sunday's Oracle Users Forum at JavaOne.
First, the "GlassFish Roadmap and Executive Panel" [UGF9120] will cover the current status and future roadmap for GlassFish and Java EE. Oracle's John Clingan, Anil Gaur, and Cameron Purdy will be on hand to answer your questions at this informal session. Come with questions, leave with answers.
That session will be immediately followed by "GlassFish Adoption Story and Deep Dive" [UGF9123] , where you will hear about who is adopting GlassFish and Java EE in real life. Egyptian Java User Group (EGJUG)] Leader Mohamed Taman will share the story of the first-known production deployment of GlassFish 4 and Java EE 7 in a deployment for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the World Food Programme (WFP). This session will also explore the newest cool features in GlassFish, including the extensible GlassFish command-line framework.
Friday Sep 12, 2014
JavaOne Server-Side Java Track Preview
By Caroline Kvitka-Oracle on Sep 12, 2014
What can attendees look forward to at the Server-Side Java track?
There are two big topics: Java EE 7 in real-life deployments and Java EE 8 platform plans.
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Tuesday Sep 09, 2014
GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 4.1 Released!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 09, 2014
By Guest Blogger John Clingan
GlassFish Server 4.1 Open Source Edition is available for download! This release of the world's first Java EE 7 application server includes multiple new and valuable features and updates. Here is a quick look at what's new:
- Updated Platform Support. This release adds support for Java 8, CDI 1.2, and WebSocket 1.1. GlassFish, the world's first Java EE 7 application server, maintains leading compatibility with the latest Java EE specifications.
- Improved Developer Experience.While GlassFish 4.1 remains an open-source only release, quality and a productive developer experience remain a key focus. GlassFish Server is made up of over 20 sub-projects (like Tyrus, Jersey, Weld, EclipseLink, and more). Each of these projects adds features and bug fixes, over 1,000 in all! Thanks to those developers who participated in the GlassFish 4.1 FishCAT program to make GlassFish even better! A special shout out to Joonas Lehtinen, who found a bug that caused GlassFish to fail to boot on Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)!
- New Features. Here's a list of some of the most important updates in this release.
- Tyrus (WebSocket 1.1 RI). Now supports the WebSocket 1.1 specification, which adds a couple of APIs for improved support for Lambda expressions. Tyrus adds some features above and beyond the specification, like throttling the number of open sessions, metrics exposed through JMX, client reconnect, proxy support, optimized broadcasting of a message to all open sockets, and more.
- Jersey (JAX-RS 2.0 RI). Updated with some impressive new features. Jersey brings the OAuth support originally available in Jersey 1.1, and adds a new client-side API for OAuth 1 and 2 support. Jersey has also improved diagnostics with better error reporting, exposes Jersey metrics over JMS, and per-request tracing to a log file or to the HTTP reponse header. Jersey also adds client-side server-sent event reconnect support.
- OpenMQ (JMS 2.0 RI). Open MQ adds support for communicating over WebSocket. There are two types of WebSocket clients that are supported. First, mqstomp, which adds support for any WebSocket client that supports the STOMP 1.2 protocol. Second, mqjsonstomp, which enables a (WebSocket) client to send JSON formatted messages using the STOMP 1.2 protocol.
- Java EE 7 SDK. The Java EE 7 SDK has been updated to make it more approachable overall. First, it is shipped as a zip bundle, offering a very simple installation process. The SDK also bundles GlassFish 4.1 and now supports Java 8. Last, the Java EE 7 SDK bundle includes updates to both the Java EE 7 Tutorial and Java EE 7 First Cup.
In summary, GlassFish 4.1 offers updated platform support, improved developer experience, new features and is bundled in the refreshed Java EE 7 SDK. GlassFish 4.1 can be downloaded from glassfish.org, and the Java EE 7 SDK can be downloaded from the Oracle Technology Network (OTN).
Monday Dec 16, 2013
Technical Article: RESTful GlassFish Monitoring and Management
By Tori Wieldt-Oracle on Dec 16, 2013
In this new OTN technical article, RESTful GlassFish Monitoring and Management, Java EE expert Adam Bien shows you how to exploit the built-in monitoring and management capabilities of GlassFish to automate application deployment and gain insight into application performance.
"IT is all about streamlining and automation, so it is somewhat ironic that we developers still tolerate repetitive and boring manual tasks, such as deployment," Bien explains. "Also, our ignorance about easily accessible information for application servers, such as monitoring data, is surprising" he notes.
Application servers have emitted useful monitoring data and provided basic management capabilities for years, but both capabilities have been ignored. The DevOps movement is making these built-in monitoring and management capabilities interesting again.
The article describes the GlassFish management API, which allows you to manipulate the GlassFish application server's configuration, including its monitoring capabilities. It also describes the GlassFish monitoring API, which provides a read-only facility for accessing the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), the GlassFish application server, and the GlassFish application server's metrics and counters.
Read the full article RESTful GlassFish Monitoring and Management on OTN.
Monday Nov 04, 2013
GlassFish and JavaEE Roadmap Update
By Tori Wieldt-Oracle on Nov 04, 2013
As announced at JavaOne, GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 4.1 is scheduled for 2014. Oracle is planning updates as needed to GlassFish Server Open Source Edition, which is commercially unsupported . Oracle has announced the following updates to the GlassFish roadmap:
- The trunk will eventually transition to GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 5 as a Java EE 8 implementation. The Java EE 8 Reference Implementation will be derived from GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 5. This replicates what has been done in past Java EE and GlassFish Server releases.
- Oracle will no longer release future major releases of Oracle GlassFish Server with commercial support – specifically Oracle GlassFish Server 4.x with commercial Java EE 7 support will not be released. Commercial Java EE 7 support will be provided from WebLogic Server.
- Oracle GlassFish Server will not be releasing a 4.x commercial version.
Oracle is committed to the future of Java EE. Java EE 7 has been released and planning for Java EE 8 has begun. GlassFish Server Open Source Edition continues to be the strategic foundation for Java EE reference implementation going forward. The primary role of GlassFish Server Open Source Edition has been, and continues to be, driving adoption of the latest release of the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition.
For more information, read Java EE and GlassFish Server Roadmap Update blog on the The Aquarium.
Tuesday Sep 24, 2013
Session Report: JSR 341: Expression Language 3.0
By Janice J. Heiss on Sep 24, 2013
Ed Burns, Consulting Member of Technical Staff, and Kinman Chung,
Principle Member of Technical Staff, both at Oracle, presented a session
on Monday in which they described new features in JSR 341, Expression
Language (EL) 3.0. They discussed the APIs for the use of EL in
standalone environments and EL syntax for new operators, plus lambda
expressions, and support for collection objects, all the while offering
copious code illustrations.
Burns remarked that he was pleased that Java Champion and JavaOne Rock Star Adam Bien had referred to EL 3.0 as "the hidden gem of Java EE". "I don't know how hidden it is," said Burns, "but I think it's a gem."
He discussed the origins of EL, which has a long and active history in the Java platform. EL began in 2004 as part of the Java Standard Tag Library (JSTL 1.0), moved to JSP 2.0 in 2006, and became an independent specification with JSR 341 in 2011. It is used in JSF, CDI, and Avatar. Now, 9 years after its inception, it is an independent specification that is heavily used in JSF.
Burns observed that the presence of EL is the key differentiator between Java server and non-java server stacks. "Java server-based web frameworks are likely to use EL," said Burns. "When you show someone who is not familiar with EL how easy it is to move things together from disparate parts of your application, it's very compelling."
The most important feature that EL 3 brings is lambda expressions – developers do not have to wait until Java SE 8 is released. It all runs on Java EE 7, which requires Java SE 7 -- which means that it is currently available. Burns gave a brief discussion of lambda expressions, which basically behave like an anonymous function -- lambdas in EL are EL expressions. They offer full access to the EL environment within the body of the EL lambda expression, something not available from Java SE lambdas. "You won't be able to refer to other EL things from a plain old SE lambda expression," said Burns.
The goal of EL 3 is to provide greater expressive power for applications and to use it outside of Java EE. Burns and Chung provided an overview of collection operations and explained EL's support for stand-alone environments. EL 3 is easy to use outside of Java EE and provides standard data structures: ELContext; ELResolvers; and local variable and function repositories.
They explained that it enables direct EL operations and has: EL expression evaluation; Bean definition; and Function definition. They emphasized that other key parts of Java EE can also be used standalone, such as: Bean Validation; Persistence (JPA); and Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). They encouraged developers to consider the possibilities for cloud deployment in: Defining functions and variables and defining beans.
They spent the rest of the session illustrating their key points with a healthy dose of code.
Links and Downloads:
* JSR 341: http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=341
Download spec and API javadocs
* Project home: https://java.net/projects/el-spec/
Report spec bugs or RFE for el.next
* RI: https://java.net/projects/uel/
Maven artifacts available from Maven Central
Download source and report RI bugs
* Integrated in Glassfish 4.0: https://glassfish.java.net/
You can listen to this session in early October on Parleys.com.
Friday Sep 13, 2013
Josh Juneau – Learning More at JavaOne
By Janice J. Heiss on Sep 13, 2013
Thursday Jun 27, 2013
An Overview of Batch Processing in Java EE 7
By Janice J. Heiss on Jun 27, 2013
Up on otn/java is a new article by Oracle senior software engineer Mahesh Kannan, titled "An Overview of Batch Processing in Java EE 7.0," which explains the new batch processing capabilities provided by JSR 352 in Java EE 7. Kannan explains that "Batch processing is used in many industries for tasks ranging from payroll processing; statement generation; end-of-day jobs such as interest calculation and ETL (extract, load, and transform) in a data warehouse; and many more. Typically, batch processing is bulk-oriented, non-interactive, and long running—and might be data- or computation-intensive. Batch jobs can be run on schedule or initiated on demand. Also, since batch jobs are typically long-running jobs, check-pointing and restarting are common features found in batch jobs."
JSR 352 defines the programming model for batch applications plus a runtime to run and manage batch jobs. The article covers feature highlights, selected APIs, the structure of Job Scheduling Language, and explains some of the key functions of JSR 352 using a simple payroll processing application. The article also describes how developers can run batch applications using GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 4.0.
Kannan summarizes the article as follows:
"In this article, we saw how to write, package, and run simple batch applications that use chunk-style steps. We also saw how the checkpoint feature of the batch runtime allows for the easy restart of failed batch jobs. Yet, we have barely scratched the surface of JSR 352. With the full set of Java EE components and features at your disposal, including servlets, EJB beans, CDI beans, EJB automatic timers, and so on, feature-rich batch applications can be written fairly easily."
Check out the article here.
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This 'one of a kind' room features a loft king bedroom. The downstairs living area features two comfortable arm chairs, LCD television, bathroom with a large corner spa tub and separate shower, as well as decks both front and rear, with the rear deck looking across the lawn to the vineyard. The perfect room for young romantics on a smaller budget. This room sleeps a maximum of two (2).


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College Hockey:Bowling Green looking to gain experience for young lineup
Past predictors
Things did not go as planned for Chris Bergeron last season in his first year as Bowling Green's coach.
"I think I made too many assumptions last year, personally," said Bergeron. "I need to do a better job of developing relationships with these young guys where you can develop them through recruiting and when they get here you just carry on. Well, I didn't have a chance to recruit most of these guys, in particular, the guys from last year."
The guys from last year recorded the worst offense in the nation (1.80 goals per game) the 36th-best defense in the nation (3.00 goals allowed per game), a power play that converted 10.3 percent of the time, and a penalty kill that was effective at a rate of 81.6 percent.
While the team ended its season with two lopsided losses to Michigan in the second round of the CCHA playoffs, the Falcons did manage to eliminate Northern Michigan in Marquette the week before.
"I'm hoping that experience will help our guys with their confidence," said Bergeron. "We found ways for bad things to happen in situations [last season] where we could have won games. Northern had nine more league wins than we did but our season series we went 3-3-1 so we're pretty close. I hope that was a small step in that belief in the building of our culture and foundation."
Good omens
There are several things working in Bergeron's favor this season. One is the capable goaltender Andrew Hammond, who played behind Nick Eno last year. "He's a very mature young guy and he takes that approach on a daily basis," said Bergeron. "He's very good at talking about where his game is, where he is physically, mentally. On top of that, knowing there's plenty of room for improvement. He has the physical capabilities of being as good as any goalie in this league."
Another plus for Bergeron and Bowling Green is the 10-member freshman class. That's 10 guys who don't remember last season.
"We have a chance to mold them within the foundation and culture that we're trying to create. This year's 10 recruits, with the exception of one, chose Bowling Green I hope on the basis of that culture."
What spells doom?
The rookies aren't the only ones who are young. The Falcons plan to play three freshmen defenders every game, and in addition to the newcomers, there are nine sophomore on the BG roster.
"You can't teach experience," said Bergeron. "Of the 19 young people that we're going to have in our lineup most nights, most don't have experience. The brand or the model isn't solidified yet so they're looking for someone to lead the way and we're still trying to figure each other out.
"We want to teach experience every day and you can't. You've got to live it. It's going to sound like an excuse but it isn't. It's a fact. We're young."
About the Falcons
2010-11 overall record: 10-27-4
2010-11 CCHA record: 3-21-4-2 (11th)
2011-12 predicted finish (coaches poll): 11th
Key losses: Forwards Jordan Samuels-Thomas and David Solway; goaltender Nick Eno
Players to watch: Forwards James McIntosh, Brett Mohler, and Marc Rodriguez; defenseman Jake Sloat; goaltender Andrew Hammond
Impact rookie: Defenseman Marcus Perrier
Why the Falcons will finish higher than the coaches poll: Ten new players who don't carry the baggage of the culture before Chris Bergeron arrived, and remaining players committed to improve.
Why the Falcons will finish as picked in the coaches poll: Ten new players, a developing culture, lingering defensive issues and no Nick Eno.
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The U.S. is the last major market to still use the old-fashioned signature system, and it's a big reason why almost half the world's credit card fraud happens in America, despite the country being home to about a quarter of all credit card transactions.
The recent large-scale theft of credit card data from retailers including Target and Neiman Marcus brought the issue more mainstream attention, leading to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week. Executives told the senators that once the country transitions to the new system — which includes credit cards embedded with a microchip containing security data — these kind of hacking attacks will be much more difficult to pull off.
The shift is coming though: both MasterCard and Visa have roadmaps for the changeover, and both have set October, 2015 as an important deadline in the switch. But why has it taken this long, and how will the changeover work for card users and businesses?
Much of the rest of the world switched to chip and PIN cards years ago. Why has it taken the U.S. so much longer?
There's a historical view to this. In the past, other markets migrated for two reasons. First, there were higher fraud rates in some other markets, and they wanted to make this move to combat fraud. Second, this system can operate in offline mode – the card and the terminal can authorize a transaction independent of communication with the bank's systems. In some other markets they struggled with robust telephony networks, so this offline capacity was attractive.
Both those factors were not driving factors here in America. Fraud was more prominent in some other markets, but what has happened since then is that as other markets migrated to EMV and became more secure, fraudsters migrated their activity to markets with less security. We saw fraudsters move over to the US market – they are looking for the path of least resistance.
There were also some more specific challenges to US migration to the new system. Because the US is one of the largest and most complex markets, the business cases for the costs had to be established. And there were requirements of the Durbin amendment, mandating all us debit transactions are able to go across at least two networks, which took some time for the industry to sort out.
It seems now like there is agreement on the switch. So when will the changeover happen?
For MasterCard, now is the time. They introduced their roadmap for migration in 2012, and that roadmap says that for face-to-face transactions, where a consumer uses their card at a merchant's location, the liability shift will happen in October, 2015.
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The key point of a liability shift is not actually to shift liability around the market. It's to create co-ordination in the market, so you have issuers and merchants investing in the migration at the same time. This way, they're not shifting fraud around within the system; they're driving fraud out of the system.
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NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. — The Merrimack College Warriors pulled out a 3-0 victory over the visiting Skating Dutchmen of Union College tonight at the Volpe Complex in North Andover, MA. The victory pulls Merrimack to .500 with a record of 2-2-0 while Union lost its first game of the season to move the Dutchman to a 2-1-0 record.
Merrimack Head Coach Chris Serino was back behind the bench after having to miss last week's game.
The first period saw the two teams skate well and play solid defense at both ends. No goals were scored. The period was not without highlights however.
Last week's Koho Player of The Week, Greg Lauze of Merrimack, made a great play in the early going. Union's Jordan Webb came down on a one on one and tried to put some moves on the smooth-skating sophomore from Merrimack. Lauze would have none of it as he proceeded to separate Webb from the puck and plant him into the ice in a textbook demonstration of how to play a one-on-one. Lauze played an excellent game throughout the night.
Warrior goalie Joe Exter also came up big a couple times in the first. With about eight minutes left, Exter stopped a four-shot flurry, all the shots from less than twenty feet out.
One other noteworthy occurrence happened in the first period. For the first time in three games, Merrimack's Anthony Aquino did not score on the first shot of the game.
Freshman Matt Foy got Merrimack on the board at 11:11 of the second period to make the score 1-0. The goal came off of a Ryan Kiley rebound and was Foy's first goal of his career. Ryan Cordeiro and Kiley were each credited with an assist on the goal.
Exter's presence was felt earlier in the second at 7:30 as he made a brilliant save on a shot off the stick of Joel Beal. Beal got the puck just to the left of Exter, who was on the other side of the net. Beal tried to roof one top right but Exter came sliding across the crease and flashed some leather, slamming the door on a great bid by Beal.
After a Brendan Clark penalty put the Warriors down a man, Tim Reidy and Lucas Smith had a great chance to put the Warriors up 2-0 late in the second period. They had a two-on-zero against Brandon Snee who came up huge with a left legged kick save.
The third period saw the two teams battle back and forth for control of the play. It wasn't until there were two minutes left in the game that either team gained ground.
After some excellent cycling down low by Alex Sikatchev and linemate Tim Reidy, Nick Torretti gathered the puck at the right hash by the boards. Torretti spun and threw it at the net, firing a low wrist shot which went through traffic and bounced off of Snee's right shin and in to put the Warriors up 2-0. That goal came at 18:01 and Sikatchev was credited with the assist.
Just eighteen seconds later Anthony Aquino would ice the game with an empty net goal, his fifth tally of the season.
Union Coach Kevin Sneddon was positive after the game. "I was real proud of our effort. I thought we came out flying. We played a great hockey game. We had a lot of opportunities. We hate to lose, but at the same time I thought we had a great effort."
Understandably so, Merrimack head coach Chris Serino was unavailable for comment after the game but he made sure to point out that he sincerely appreciates all of the support that the Union community has given him. "No school has sent more cards than those guys," commented a worn-out Serino.
Sneddon's post game comments reflected the Union support. "It's nice to see Chris Serino back behind the bench. He looks good and he looks like he's fighting the good fight. You hate to lose any hockey game but if you're going to lose to somebody, Chris would be the one to do it to right now."
Merrimack travels to BU on Sunday. Union takes on Bemidji State at home next Friday.
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I am Android Developer and developing an app related to Banking Sector. For which i require the location of ATM in India. I would like to know that does this API provide me the data of ATM for India? I tried the API Explorer but unable to get proper data. One more thing that I would like to know is that in this link http://www.mastercard.com/in/personal/en/cardholderservices/atmlocations/index.html I will be able to get the location of ATM in India but it always show me the 100 result only. Why is it so? If anyone has any idea about this please kindly help me.
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The locator covers a wide number of countries: https://developer.mastercard.com/portal/display/api/Locations+-+FAQs
And, the API is limited to 25 results per call, but you can make multiple calls easily. One thing to note is that the 'page offset' is really a 'result offset'... so if you want results 26-50, you should use pageLength=25 and pageOffset=25 (not pageOffset=1)


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The U.S Men's National Team will play their first stateside post-World Cup game in East Hartford, Connecticut versus Ecuador on Oct. 10. Kickoff at Rentschler Field is set for 7 p.m. ET, and the match will be broadcast live on ESPN, WatchESPN, UniMas and ESPN Deportes Radio.
The United States reached the Round of 16 at 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, advancing out of the "Group of Death" with a second-place finish behind tournament champion Germany. Overall, the USA has posted a 5-3-2 record this year.
The United States holds a 2-5-4 record against Ecuador in a series dating back to 1984. Both of the USA's victories came on U.S. soil, including a 1-0 win on March 10, 2002, in Birmingham, Alabama, that saw U.S. goalkeeper and New Jersey native Tim Howard earn his first cap and first shutout.
"We are really excited to get our first chance to play at home after the World Cup," said U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann. "The support from our fans in the United States and everyone that traveled to Brazil was awesome, and we want to build on that energy. We have an exciting four years ahead of us, and this is just the beginning. The U.S. team has a great history at Rentschler Field, so we are hoping for another big crowd against Ecuador."
Led by Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia, Ecuador has qualified for three FIFA World Cups, (2002, 2006 and 2014) and just missed the South American playoff spot during the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign. Drawn into Group E along with France, Switzerland and Honduras, La Tricolor compiled a 1-1-1 record in Brazil.
The U.S. Men's National Team holds a 3-1-0 record at Rentschler Field. Those matches include a World Cup qualifier, two Send-Off Series games and a CONCACAF Gold Cup group match. Brian McBride scored the game-winner in the 1-0 win on Aug. 17, 2005, against Trinidad & Tobago in final round qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, then Brek Shea scored his first international goal as the USA defeated Costa Rica 1-0 and won its group on the way to capturing the 2013 Gold Cup title.
The U.S. Men's National Team will travel to face the Czech Republic on Sept. 3 in Prague, marking the first match for the United States following the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, Aug. 22, at 10 a.m. ET through ussoccer.com, by phone at 1-877-522-8499 and at the XL Center ticket office starting Monday, Aug. 25. Tickets are not sold at Rentschler Field except on the day of the event.
Groups of 20 or more can obtain an order form at ussoccer.com or call 312-528-1290. Ultimate Fan Tickets (special VIP packages that include a premium ticket, a custom-made official U.S. National Team jersey with name and number, VIP access to the field before and other benefits) are also available exclusively through ussoccer.com. As a sponsor of U.S. Soccer, Visa will offer Visa cardholders an advance ticket sale on Thursday, Aug. 21, at 10 a.m. ET and it runs until Friday, Aug. 22, at 8 a.m. at ussoccer.com.


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Art of Bengal - Past and Present is a testimony of hundred and fifty years of art in the Bengal region. This document is indeed a celebration as well as an educational journey. It celebrates the creative achievements of a region gained under colonial bondage and later in freedom. It is an education because it endeavors to unravel a kind of creative experimentation that has hardly been portrayed holistically before. Featuring over two hundred art plates, some from very rare collections, this book is especially invaluable for art historians, artists, critics and researchers. Exclusive contributions from leading historians and art historians specializing on Bengal make this document a vital source material. 'Art of Bengal - Past and Present', endeavors to capture the psychic dislocations and adjustments, the flair and creative struggle, which are inherent part of a search for an identity, and portrays the events, issues and sources which shaped the creative impulse of the people of Bengal.
At sixty, India is strong, vibrant and dynamic.
Confident of its future but proud of its past, this new India is a markedly different place from the country that gained freedom that August midnight in 1947. How this came to be is a fascinating study that this volume records through words and visuals. Essays by finest minds analyze various aspects of the nation's progress while paintings by India's best and brightest reveal startling yet enthralling ways of seeing these changes.
A self-assured middle class is one the clearest markers of this new India. Usually seen as an economic classification, the article here by India's leading sociologist, Andre Beteille, shows, for the first time, how it is also a social formation with certain distinctive features found only in most modern societies. At the same time, former economic advisor and well-known columnist Ashok Desai demolishes shibboleths that have clouded a proper understanding of the Indian economy and its transition from a poor, destitute colony that the British abandoned in despair sixty years ago to its present status as the world's fourth largest economy.
Aruna Roy, winner of the 2000 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership, records her firsthand experience in the making of the Right to Information Act to make political power more accountable and hence shows that the world's largest democracy really works.
While Oxford historian Tapan Raychaudhuri traces the emergence of Hindu fascism – the other side of our polity.
Another sign of the times is seen in the country's buoyant media. India's was always one of the world's largest film industries but, till recently, it was never much respected, either for the quality of its output or even its sheer size. Today, Bollywood mania envelopes the world. Columnist and television presenter Vir Sanghvi records the making of Bollywood as a global phenomenon. And historian-journalist Rudrangshu Mukherjee traces the history of the country's fiercely independent print media and its response to the invasion from bullish electronic journalism.
The past however is very much present, in this book as in the whole of India. The learned article by Indologist Roberto Calasso on the SatpathaBrahmanas shows the rich ancient heritage that modern India is built upon. Memory is the presence of the past and carries with it a text – of loss, absence, nostalgia and pathos. One of Bengal's most significant, contemporary writers, Sunil Gangopadhyay's poem, the only poem in this collection, is about the trauma of Partition. In the absence of monuments to commemorate the division of India, literature hascreated the memorials through which India remembers. The insight offered by the writers is enhanced by artists' impressions of their homeland. Here, too, the continuum that is India is the guiding principle.
Venerated Masters, like Ramkinkar Baij, Nandalal Bose, V.S. Gaitonde, Ganesh Pyne, Jogen Chowdhury, Somnath Hore, M.F. Husain, Sailoz Mookherjea, Meera Mukherjee, stand side by side with current luminaries, like Baiju Parthan, Shreyasi Chatterjee, Subodh Gupta, Shakila, as well as midnight's children like Mona Rai and Amitava Das.
Folk art that transcends the boundaries of conventional art form is represented through works of artists like Bhuribai, Swarna Chitrakar, Mayank Kumar Shyam, Ram Singh Urveti. There can be no doubt that the sixty plates of paintings by sixty artists make this book a collector's item.
An attractive catalogue with full color plates of paintings exhibited by major artists like Bikash Bhattacharjee, Jogen Chowdhury, Jatin Das, Anjolie Ela Menon and others.
The catalogue writings are about issues of nationalism's, homogeneity, the foreign and the familiar. With 35 quality color plates representing works of Mark Wallinger, Michael Raedecker, Jogen Chowdhury, Ravinder G. Reddy, Jemima Stehli, Atul Dodiya and others. The catalogue has been edited by Suhail Malik (Course Leader, Postgraduate Fine Art Critical Studies, Goldsmiths College) with contributions by well-known authors. Contains 96 pages.
Presents emerging trends as well as significant departures in contemporary Indian art. Contains full color plates of the works of such artists as Arun Bose, Sakti Burman, Badhan Das, K. G. Subramanyam and other major artists and represents an exciting blend of tradition and modernity, a vision and metaphor of an India changing yet unchanged.
The first catalogue brought out by CIMA contains, an historical overview and articles on the Bengal School and the Modern Art scene in Bengal by noted art historian Siva Kumar. There are other relevant articles by eminent personalities which will be of interest to students of art history. Providing a pan Indian vision of the latest trend in contemporary art in our country, the catalogue contains several art plates and detailed bio-data of artists participating in the exhibition.
This 144-page color catalogue is currently used as reference material by the Los Angeles County Museum and other universities and art colleges abroad. It contains interesting and informative articles on Chamatkara, Traditional art, Folk and Tribal Art, Contemporary Indian Fine Art, Myth and Fantasy, Concept of Abstraction in Indian Art and Aesthetic Tradition, and the Confluence of East and West written by various experts. Besides these articles, there are color plates of the works of many artists and detailed bio-data of the artists.
Contains interesting articles on the influence of Miniature Paintings on Contemporary Art by Saryu Doshi and other experts. Also contains profiles of the artists whose works have been featured in this 45 page full color catalogue.


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It's Persian New Year: Help us prevent war with Iran
Norouz mubarak! Norouz is the Persian/Iranian New Year. It represents love, life, and freedom. Norouz, which begins today, is based in the renewal of the earth. But crippling sanctions and the daily threat of war are not giving Iranian families the best opportunity to celebrate the rebirth of nature with our generous Mother Earth.
This Norouz, join with the Fellowship of Reconciliation; join hands with our Mother Earth to call for respect for life and rebirth. This Norouz join FOR to say Yes to Life and No to Death and Destruction.
Join the Fellowship of Reconciliation by contacting your congressional representatives to invite them to celebrate Norouz with you. Invite them to respect our Mother Earth's demand for peace among all of her children.
This Norouz is an opportunity for a call for diplomacy. With the renewal of the earth, our politicians can revisit their policy on Iran. Call or write your representatives in the House of Representatives and the Senate:
- Our allies at FCNL have provided a toll-free number for this purpose: 855-NO WAR (855-688-6927)
Urge your legislators to respect life by finding ways to support diplomacy with Iran rather than issuing threats of war and increasing sanctions.
Download supporting materials from FOR's website. We have assembled several resources into one simple and downloadable PDF document to help you engage your congressional representatives' offices by phone, mail, or email. You will find talking points on the political conflict between our nations, a fact sheet on Iran, and a recent statement by FOR on Iran.
We also encourage our supporters to support the campaign against war with Iran being led by United for Peace and Justice, of which FOR is a national endorsing organizational member, and to sign and join the Iran Pledge of Resistance initiative that UFPJ has launched.
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"Glee" is getting ready to return to Fox with the rest of season five, but fans are now being given the chance to hear a previously unreleased track featuring Cory Monteith. He died in 2013. On Thursday, Jan. 23, Hypable shared the audio for a group performance of "Seasons of Love." The song was also included in the tribute episode for Monteith that aired soon after season five began, but an earlier version of the song was recorded by the cast when Monteith was still alive.
The cover of the song including Monteith was recorded and never used on the Fox series. Hypable revealed that the song was recorded for use during season three, and it features most of the original cast, including Lea Michele, Amber Riley, and Dianna Argon.
"Seasons of Love" is a popular from song from "Rent" on Broadway. The song was discussed as a possibility for the series since it began, but it was reserved. The song was recorded and never used. When Ryan Murphy and those involved with the series had the difficult task of paying tribute to Monteith during "The Quarterback" earlier this season, it felt like the right time for the series to pull the song in for a performance.
The tribute performance included many members of the original cast and the new additions performing the song on stage before a photo of Finn is shown in the background. Lea Michele was missing from the performance.
What do you think? Would you have wanted this song to have appeared on the series when recorded? Or was it right to hold it back? "Glee" will return to Fox on Feb. 25.
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