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Dance auditions being held for Beauty And The Beast
7:20am Saturday 23rd July 2016
FANCY treading he boards in this year's Palace Theatre Panto?
Base Sessions
Video: Jongo aims to take his heady music mix into Europe
1:11pm Friday 13th November 2015
JONGO is a musician and songwriter from Birmingham who gets his inspiration from his roots as the product of a diverse multicultural society.
Rapper Lil Wayne cut short a performance at a California event after four songs
8:42am Monday 25th July 2016
Lil Wayne was billed as the headliner of the three-day event in California and he promoted it on his social media accounts.
Rapper Lil Wayne cut short a performance at a California event after four songs
8:42am Monday 25th July 2016
Lil Wayne was billed as the headliner of the three-day event in California and he promoted it on his social media accounts.
Loose Women's Andrea McLean says boyfriend was terrified of meeting other panellists
8:22am Monday 25th July 2016
Loose Women's Andrea McLean and boyfriend Nick Feeney kept their relationship quiet for a year until going public in 2015.
Ex-Tracy Beaker star Dani Harmer tells of devastation at emergency caesarean section
8:06am Monday 25th July 2016
Dani Harmer remains best known for her 10-year role as Tracy Beaker in CBBC's The Story Of Tracy Beaker and its various spin-offs.
James Corden joins Meghan Trainor on stage for a duet in LA
2:41am Monday 25th July 2016
The British funnyman joined Meghan during her concert at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles for a performance of her track Like I'm Gonna Lose You.
Jennifer Lopez has star-studded birthday bash with Kim Kardashian and Calvin Harris
12:31am Monday 25th July 2016
The singer was joined by Kim Kardashian and Calvin Harris in Las Vegas, where she performed her All I Have show at Caesar's Palace.
Two Big Brother housemates walk out, then walk back in
11:32pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Evelyn Ellis and Jason Burrill both walked out of the Big Brother house after the trial task.
Bobby's grieving process on Towie had viewers sobbing
11:22pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Watch Melissa McCarthy, Jeff Goldblum and Jodie Foster 'audition' to be young Han Solo
11:12pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Several A-listers took part in a pretend Star Wars audition on Conan O'Brien's show.
Fox presents new footage of Prison Break and 24: Legacy at Comic-Con
11:12pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Both shows are returning to TV screens next year, with Straight Outta Compton actor Corey Hawkins starring in 24: Legacy.
Robot Wars wins over viewers on TV comeback
9:52pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Star Trek Beyond soars at US box office
9:42pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Star Trek Beyond is currently the number one movie in America.
Countryfile fans adored Beatrix Potter segment
8:12pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Matt Baker looked at the places that inspired Beatrix Potter on Countryfile.
New footage of Sherlock series four unveiled at Comic-Con
7:22pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Benedict Cumberbatch was joined by the show's creators Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat for a panel discussion on the hit BBC drama.
Kate Beckinsale sees the funny side of David Walliams romance rumours
7:22pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Kate Beckinsale rubbished rumours she's romancing David Walliams in a series of fun tweets.
Taylor Swift returns to Instagram after Kim and Kanye drama
6:22pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Taylor Swift shared a picture of herself and Selena Gomez on Instagram.
50 Cent wants to replace Chris Evans on Top Gear
6:12pm Sunday 24th July 2016
50 Cent has said he would like to take the wheel of Top Gear.
Ben Affleck makes a surprise appearance at Comic-Con
5:52pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Lindsay Lohan hints that she is pregnant and appears to confirm engagement
5:22pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Watch the trailer for the Lego Batman movie and see what all the fuss is about
4:52pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Twittersphere thrilled that Brie Larson will play Captain Marvel
3:52pm Sunday 24th July 2016
Fans are delighted that Brie Larson has bagged the part of Captain Marvel.
Fans are feeling all giddy and empowered by the new Wonder Woman trailer
10:12am Sunday 24th July 2016
Alicia Vikander warns fans to expect a very different Lara Croft to Angelina Jolie's
8:12am Sunday 24th July 2016
Alicia will be taking on the role of the archaeologist in the latest reboot of the video game character.
Alicia Vikander reveals she didn't even have to audition for Jason Bourne role (not that she believed it)
7:02am Sunday 24th July 2016
She plays Heather Lee, the CIA's head of cyber intelligence, in the new thriller.
EastEnders shows pregnant Whitney Dean confronting cheating boyfriend Lee Carter
7:02am Sunday 24th July 2016
Marvel previews new Spider-Man, Guardians Of The Galaxy and Dr Strange films at Comic-Con
6:12am Sunday 24th July 2016
The Comic-Con audience were treated to a first look at Spider-Man: Homecoming despite the film being just 10 days into its shoot.
Sigourney Weaver hopeful about starring in a new Alien film
6:12am Sunday 24th July 2016
The Hollywood actress said she had discussed a fifth film in the Alien series with director Neill Blomkamp.
Watch Superman star Henry Cavill surprise Will Smith after going undercover at Comic-Con
5:52am Sunday 24th July 2016
The actor donned a Guy Fawkes face mask as he roamed around the San Diego convention centre posing for pictures with unsuspecting fans.
New Suicide Squad trailer and Guy Ritchie's King Arthur film feature at Comic-Con
5:12am Sunday 24th July 2016
Will Smith, Margot Robbie and Jared Leto were among the stars from the movie at Warner Bros' presentation of its upcoming blockbusters in San Diego.
The Vampire Diaries will end after its eighth season, but will Nina Dobrev return?
4:21am Sunday 24th July 2016
Stars including Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley and Kat Graham offered fans a preview of the final season of The Vampire Diaries.
Selena Gomez: I need to rethink some areas of my life
4:01am Sunday 24th July 2016
The 24-year-old US singer said she needed to "rethink some areas of my life" in a message posted on Instagram.
Eddie Redmayne unveils new trailer for Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
3:21am Sunday 24th July 2016
Eddie Redmayne, Colin Farrell and director David Yates revealed the latest footage from the film in front of more than 6,000 fans.
There was a lot of love for Keith Richards as he reflected on his childhood in new BBC documentary
2:31am Sunday 24th July 2016
Viewers absolutely loved Keith Richards: The Origin of the Species.
The name of the new Star Trek television series has been revealed
1:41am Sunday 24th July 2016
The show will be available to watch on the streaming service in the UK from January, within 24 hours of episodes being broadcast in the US.
Mrs Brown's Boys drops the f-bomb repeatedly in live episode, but fans loved it
11:52pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Agnes Brown also paid tribute to some of the BBC's most loved situation comedies in the live episode of Mrs Brown's Boys.
Fans remember Amy Winehouse on the fifth anniversary of her death
10:22pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Tributes on Twitter marked five years since the singer died.
Viewers thought Alan Carr's Grease Night was an absolute cringe-fest
10:12pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Tom Hiddleston presents first trailer for Kong: Skull Island at Comic-Con
9:52pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
First footage of superhero movie Justice League is released
9:22pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Director Zack Snyder was joined by Ben Affleck and a host of stars from the movie at Comic-Con International in San Diego.
New Wonder Woman trailer unveiled at Comic-Con
9:02pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Gal Gadot was joined by Chris Pine and director Patty Jenkins as they revealed new footage from the film.
Big Brother's latest twist divides fans on social media
8:12pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Voting for the winner will be suspended on Sunday afternoon in a devious twist.
Beth Tweddle back in the saddle after horrifying crash on The Jump
8:02pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Evicted Big Brother housemate Laura Carter admits regret at Marco Pierre White Jr kiss as Emma Willis reveals eviction twist
7:12pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Laura was booted out in what viewers thought was the last eviction of the series – but host Emma had other plans.
Watch the hilarious Orphan Black blooper reel as the cast reveal treat for one lucky fan in the final season
5:22pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
The show made one last appearance at Comic-Con before the Clone Club wraps up for good.
Top Gear was like being parachuted into a war, says Rory Reid
4:22pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
He compared the challenge of taking over the show from Jeremy Clarkson and co. to "like if the Wu-Tang Clan took over from One Direction".
Louis Tomlinson and Harry Styles thank fans for 'changing our lives' as they celebrate One Direction's sixth anniversary
3:32pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Cue plenty of cute pictures of the boys' X Factor days as fans honour the day that Simon Cowell put the band together.
Vikings series four promises 'calamity, chaos, tragedy and death' in incredible new trailer
3:12pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
The Walking Dead trailer keeps fans guessing at Comic-Con
2:02pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Andrew Lincoln, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and a host of other cast members gathered for the event in San Diego, where a trailer was presented for the new series.
Hello... Adele accidentally locks lips with a fan
1:52pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
The superfan had flown all the way to Canada from Nigeria to watch Adele sing – but got plenty more than he bargained for.
One simple rule for the perfect reunion as Katey Sagal signs up as Kaley Cuoco's mum on The Big Bang Theory
12:32pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
The pair last starred together as mum and daughter Cate and Bridget Hennessy on comedy 8 Simple Rules, which ran until 2005.
Cara Delevingne debuts new haircut as she says she loves the Mile High Club - but she's been caught every time
10:42am Saturday 23rd July 2016
Pal Margot Robbie made an eye-opening revelation about a jet-ski too!
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New Swine Flu Outbreak: Case Count Rising
Aug. 9, 2012 -- The case count in the ongoing outbreak of new swine flu has jumped from 12 cases last week to at least 145 cases, the CDC announced today. Even while the CDC was making the announcement, Indiana health officials reported seven new cases. That brings the total to 152 cases -- and counRead Full Article
Zinc May Slightly Help Adults With Colds, Not Kids
May 7, 2012 -- Adults who take zinc supplements at the first sign of a cold may shave almost two days off of their sniffling, sneezing, and coughing, a new review study suggests. That said, the supplements didn't lessen the severity of these symptoms in adults, and had no effects on children, who caRead Full Article
Flu Risk Higher for Workers in Certain Industries
March 22, 2012 -- Although having a job offers some protection against the flu, a new report from the CDC shows that workers in some industries appear more flu-prone than workers in other industries. "[T]his information is needed for recognizing and responding to increased risks for infection amongRead Full Article
It's Flu Season, CDC Says
Feb. 24, 2012 -- Flu season is officially under way, the CDC says. It's the latest start in 24 years, Joseph Bresee, MD, chief of epidemiology and prevention at the CDC's flu branch, said at a news teleconference. The CDC declares a flu season when for three weeks in a row at least 10% of people seeRead Full Article
Where's the Flu? Get Ready
Dec. 29, 2011 -- Where is this flu season we keep hearing about? Brace yourself. Although it's seemed pretty quiet so far, flu season may already have arrived. Although official CDC data show little flu activity throughout the U.S., it takes about two weeks to compile that data. More timely data froRead Full Article
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Tied to Flu Survival
Dec. 14, 2011 -- Each year, thousands of Americans die from the flu. Now, a new study suggests that certain drugs that lower cholesterol may also reduce the flu's severity and may prevent flu deaths. But don't trade a prescription for statin pills for a flu shot or other protections just yet. ResearRead Full Article
Flu Season Mild So Far, Says CDC
Dec. 8, 2011 -- The U.S. flu season is mild so far, according to the CDC. That is typical for this early in the season. Influenza activity was low in October and November, according to the latest CDC statistics. They are published in the Dec. 9 issue of the agency's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly ReRead Full Article
More People Getting Flu Shots This Year
Dec. 5, 2011 (Atlanta) -- New CDC numbers show that 36% of adults have already gotten flu shots as of early November -- months before the illness normally sweeps the nation. That means roughly 111 million adults have received flu shots or the spray flu vaccine so far, the CDC's Anne Schuchat, MD, diRead Full Article
How Effective Are Flu Vaccines?
Oct. 25, 2011 -- As flu season approaches, a new analysis finds that the flu vaccine provides only moderate protection against the flu, noting that such protection is greatly reduced or absent during some flu seasons. The analysis is published in The Lancet. "While the vaccine does work, and we stilRead Full Article
Survey: Two-Thirds of Americans Plan to Get Flu Vaccine
Sept. 21, 2011 -- Nearly two-thirds of U.S. adults plan to be vaccinated against the flu this season, while seven in 10 parents say they're likely to get their children immunized, according to new survey data. "The last several years we're seeing an upward trend in influenza vaccination rates," saidRead Full Article


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I have a site which has over 100 indexed pages and have recently stitched a blog on the back end. My major concern is that Google doesnt seem to be taking notice, so I am wondering if I have done something completely wrong and getting a black mark?
The site has it's own sitemap, but obviously the blog generates it's own using the sitemap gen plugin - so my question is this;
The sitemap for the general site points a link tothe blog - can the blog have it's own sitemap and does Google frown upon this?
Obviously we are uploading content every day, and also have RSS feed posting too - so to update the general sitemap daily would be an absolute nightmare.
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Real Estate Transfers
June 5, 2016 The following real estate transactions were filed in Jefferson County: Auditor of Jefferson County to Nefertiti Trust, part lot 45, Findley Gardens. Frank and Sandra Villamagna Jr. more »»
Tri-State Financial earns honors
May 29, 2016 From staff reports STEUBENVILLE — Tri-State Financial Services has been recognized as the leading agency with SBS Brokerage Services LLC of Carnegie, and for the second consecutive year has receive... more »»
Safety awards given locally
May 29, 2016 From staff reports COLUMBUS — Thirteen Jefferson County employers were recognized by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation for their workplace safety records. more »»
Quick takes
May 29, 2016 ARBITRATOR: Attorney Meeta A. more »»
Grill winner
May 29, 2016 LaVonne Franjione was the winner of the pre-assembled Weber Genesis gas grill in a drawing held to benefit A Caring Place Child Advocacy Center. more »»
Real Estate Transfers
May 29, 2016 The following real estate transactions were recorded in Jefferson County: Donna Karas (deceased) to Douglas Karas, lot 16, Fraziers Addition. more »»
There is a new home for Hood's
May 22, 2016 FOLLANSBEE — Hood's Pharmacy has been serving the community for more than 50 years and, with the opening of its new location at 971 Main St., will have much more space to do that. more »»
Gas expo to feature political analyst
May 22, 2016 PITTSBURGH — A national political analyst who projects a massive win for Hillary Clinton in the November presidential election will be the keynote speaker for the 2016 Developing Unconventional Gas... more »»
Gene technology yields faster lab returns at Wheeling Hospital
May 22, 2016 WHEELING — A new technology at Wheeling Hospital is helping doctors obtain faster and more precise diagnoses of their patients' conditions. more »»
Laney Tire opens in Steubenville
May 22, 2016 The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Laney Tire, 256 N. Third St., to the Steubenville business community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday. more »»
IBEW, EGCC grant degrees to apprentices
May 22, 2016 STEUBENVILLE — Thanks to a unique partnership between a local union and Eastern Gateway Community College, 13 students finished a five-year apprenticeship program and earned an associate's degree at... more »»
Quick takes
May 22, 2016 HONORED: A residence hall at Newman University in Wichita, Kan., has been named after a Steubenville native, college President Noreen Carrocci. more »»
Ohio Valley Energy academy graduating its first class
May 22, 2016 CONNORVILLE — The first graduating class of the Ohio Valley Energy and Technology Academy will be honored Friday. more »»
Real Estate Transfers
May 22, 2016 The following real estate transactions were recorded in Jefferson County: Junior Payano to Good Home Rentals LLC, lot 68, Hillcrest; part lots 56 and 65, Simmons & Foste. more »»
Neidengard's honored as tops for H-D by Wounded Warrior Project
May 15, 2016 WINTERSVILLE — With the help of the big hearts of motorcycle riders, Neidengard's Harley-Davidson was named 2015 Dealer of the Year by the Wounded Warrior Project out of the more than 700 dealers in... more »»
Parkhurst honors Dirty Vagabond
May 15, 2016 STEUBENVILLE — Dirty Vagabond Ministries has been named as the recipient of the inaugural Parkhurst Dining-Franciscan University of Steubenville Love Where You Live Grant, officials sai. more »»
WesBanco visits school
May 15, 2016 Dawn Zenner-Gaudi, Upper Ohio Valley Market president for WesBanco Bank Inc., and Donnie Sheller, the bank's district sales manager, visited Beech Bottom Primary School and Lauretta B. more »»
Eastern Gateway presents
May 15, 2016 Jimmie Bruce, right, president of Eastern Gateway Community College, and Ken Knox, interim vice president of academic affairs, presented a workshop April 10 during the American Association of... more »»
Real Estate Transfers
May 15, 2016 The following real estate transactions were filed in Jefferson County: David Clarke to Eric Hartline, lot 19, McFerran Second. Gaines Family Trust to Karen Gaines, 0.737 acre, Mount Pleasant Township. more »»
United, Wesbanco post higher earnings for first quarter '16
May 8, 2016 Both United Bank and WesBanco posted higher earnings during the first three months of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015. United Bankshares Inc., parent company of United Bank, collected $34. more »»


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When is it too late to go back to school and prepare for a new career? Most experts and older students who've returned to school at 30, 40, 50 – or even 60 and beyond – will tell you there's really no limit as long as an older student is motivated and focused.
Shelby County Schools wants to open a high school at Crosstown Concourse. SCS superintendent Dorsey Hopson confirmed the school district's interest Wednesday, Nov. 18.
"We've spoken with some of the local funders about putting together some plan to ensure that there are some high-quality options there," Hopson said. "There are a number of different ways that we're thinking about it. But absolutely we would love to be a part of it."
Shelby County Schools superintendent Dorsey Hopson is calling off a plan to merge Hillcrest High School into Whitehaven High School and turn Hillcrest into a ninth grade academy.
Hopson told school board members Tuesday, Sept. 29, that the school system will wait to see if the state-run Achievement School District matches Hillcrest with a charter school operator and takes it into the ASD next school year.
No chance of being attacked by a hippo, which despite its size can outrun a man and is responsible for more human deaths in Africa than any other large animal.
No chance of being caught between the powerful jaws of a Nile crocodile and dragged underwater, drowned and devoured like a wildebeest in a National Geographic video.
The bottom line on the Shelby County Schools budget proposal headed to Shelby County Commissioners is $973.5 million, but the dollar figure commissioners will be considering is $14 million.
That's the amount of new funding the system is seeking from county government for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Otherwise, the school system's budget is balanced.
With a shovel from the Graceland archives, Priscilla Presley and local leaders broke ground Thursday, Aug. 14, for the 450-room resort-style hotel north of the Whitehaven mansion.
The Shelby County Commission and Shelby County Schools leaders eased into what is likely to be the most difficult discussion of county government's budget season – funding the county's school district in the first academic year of the demerger.
Timothy Stephens has joined Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors as a maintenance mechanic at One Commerce Square. In his new role, Stephens will performing plumbing, painting and general maintenance services.
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Microsoft has named the head of its cloud computing business as the company's next CEO, tapping a longtime insider to lead efforts to catch rivals in mobile devices and offer more software and services over the Internet.
The Metal Museum's largest annual fundraiser invites Memphians to have their trash turned back into treasures.
Paired with this year's Master Metalsmith exhibition, "Repair Days," running Friday, Sept. 30, to Sunday, Oct. 2, makes broken items whole amid a jamboree of art teachers, students and metal enthusiasts.
BUTTE LAROSE, La. (AP) – Cajun-country towns in the path of Mississippi River floodwaters were all but deserted Monday as residents heeded warnings to seek higher ground after a major floodgate was opened for the first time in four decades.
MEMPHIS (AP) – The Coast Guard closed a section of the swollen Mississippi to barge traffic to protect a Missouri town from floodwaters Friday as police in Memphis went door to door urging residents to leave nearly 1,000 homes that could be swamped by the mighty river.
On Friday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Memphis middle school students from KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program) DIAMOND Academy, 230 Henry St., will host Dress for Success Day, where students dressed in business attire will ask community leaders questions concerning their fields of work.
Major reductions in regional and connecting flights by Delta Air Lines Inc. at Memphis International Airport will be a hard hit on an airport known for its regional routes.
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has a warning about his developing set of regional economic development strategies.
"The days where government was able to be seen as somebody who was always giving something are gone, quite frankly," Haslam told a group of 40 business and civic leaders at the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. "They're gone for at least the foreseeable future."
Since the events of Sept. 11, 2001, the movement of goods and people through the city has relied on a balancing act of security and efficiency, and nowhere is that more evident than Memphis International Airport, the world's busiest for air cargo and a hub for Northwest Airlines.
The Dixon Gallery and Gardens Board of Trustees has appointed Kevin Sharp as the museum's new director. Sharp received a bachelor's degree in art history from Central Missouri State University and completed graduate studies at the University of Illinois in art history and architecture. He previously served as the research curator for The Art Institute of Chicago and as the curator of American art at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Fla.
Call it the battle of the brands. Since late April, three recognizable, high-profile Memphis music entities - Newby's, Sun Studio and Elvis Presley Enterprises - all have gone to court within weeks of each other in a series of unrelated cases that all have one thing in common.
Dr. Dava F. Gerard has been appointed administrator for the Methodist Healthcare Cancer Center. She previously was the founding vice president and chief operating officer of the Nevada Cancer Institute in Las Vegas.
The board of trustees of Memphis Theological Seminary installed Dr. Barbara A. Holmes as vice president of academic affairs/dean of the seminary. Holmes joined MTS as a faculty member in the ethics and African-American religious studies programs in 1998. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Connecticut and a master's degree from Southern Connecticut University.
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Matthew Stadler Habitually Eats
Matthew Stadler, novelist, essayist, Clear Cut Press editor, and party-thrower (not to mention former books editor at this here newspaper), has been named the first writer in residence for a group of restaurants in Portland called, collectively, ripe. The restaurants are Gotham Building Tavern, clarklewis, and ripe family supper (their lower-case). An excerpt from the announcement:
"The writer in residence will bring the intelligence and style of all text produced by ripe up to the high standard set by ripe's food, architecture, and design. The writer in residence will conceive and compose a series of card-sized essays about food and society throughout history, for occasional distributon at the restaurant tables. Most importantly, the writer in residence will carry out his work while in residence -- that is, the writing practice itself will take place 'in residence' by the writer habitually eating, socializing, reflecting, and writing at ripe."
Sounds tough, huh? What a lucky bastard! I ate at one of ripe's restaurants once and it was terrific.
(Confidential to Le Pichet: What do you say? I would write monumental things.)


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John Wetherill's Weblog Views from The Summit https://blogs.oracle.com/john/feed/entries/atom 2009-03-19T01:00:27+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/jruby_rails JRuby Fusion john 2009-03-17T10:36:34+00:00 2009-03-17T17:36:34+00:00
I recently ported a medium-sized Java web application to Ruby on Rails. Overall it was a gratifying experience but I struggled with PDF generation, and specifically the limits of the Ruby PDF generator  PDF::Writer and associated SimpleTable.

Actually PDF::Writer itself is fairly powerful but unfortunately SimpleTable lives up to its name by lacking many of the features found in other PDF generators.

My original Java app uses the awesome iText PDF generator which has extensive table support.

After fiddling with SimpleTable for a while, I gave up and wrote a simple bridge between my Rails app and my original Java PDF generation servlet. On the rails side I create a delimited string containing each record to be printed, and post that to the servlet with:

 http.post(path_to_servlet, delimited_string)

On the Java side I parse the InputStream to retrieve the values, and generate table cells using the iText APIs.

This is straightforward, but it bugs me having to maintain two codebases in two languages, and deploy two separate applications, one in an app server, to support PDF generation. It would be far preferable to access iText directly from Ruby.

Enter JRuby

So I installed JRuby on my S10 box, and entered these two commands (courtesy Charles Nutter):

 % gem install glassfish-gem-10.0-SNAPSHOT.gem % glassfish_rails myapp

And voila: my app is running inside Glassfish on JRuby. Wow - that was easy! I can get rid of my mongrels and manage everything from GlassFish. Even better, I can now call Java from within ruby:

 setenv CLASSPATH itext.jar require 'java' include_class 'java.io.FileOutputStream' include_class 'com.lowagie.text.Document' document = Document.new(PageSize::A4.rotate(), 10, 10, 10, 10) pdfFile = FileOutputStream.new("it_works.pdf") writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, pdfFile) table = PdfPTable.new(9)

This is the best of all worlds. Of course there are some downsides with this approach, such as inevitable impedance mismatches between Java and Ruby, code maintainability issues, etc. but this approach quickly and elegantly solved my original problem of not being able to access iText.

First impressions: JRuby Rocks.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/find_binds Find Binds john 2009-02-26T17:20:23+00:00 2009-02-27T01:20:23+00:00
 JavaFX binds are cool. They significantly simplify the structure of an application by eliminating completely the need to use observer patterns to allow objects to receive notifications of application state changes.

I spent several days at Mobile World Congress demoing JavaFX to MIDP developers, and overall I'd say bind was the feature of the language most appreciated.

With all its advantages, it seems to me that code maintainability (not to mention performance) potentially suffers by the use of this construct. With multiple binds scattered throughout an application, it's likely that at some point an update to a bound variable will cause unexpected behavior, a situation not easy to trace.

I would love it if NetBeans had a "Find Binds" feature, similar to "Find Usages" which shows all variables affected by bindings to a selected variable or code block.

Without such a feature, debugging obscure issues related to bindings can be tedious.

I just submitted this as a NetBeans feature request.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/video_surveillance_system_demo_script Video Surveillance System Demo Script john 2009-02-26T17:18:23+00:00 2009-02-27T01:18:23+00:00
The demo script for the Video Surveillance system we built for Mobile World Congress in Barcelona unfolds as follows.

Background: A centralized console shows six video feeds from cameras situated throughout a corporate campus. All feeds are active simultaneously, with each shown as a thumbnail. The system cycles through the feeds, expanding one at a time to highlight it.

Several security guards, each with a JavaFX handset, make their rounds throughout the campus. The handsets are GPS-enabled, and the app on the handset invokes the Java Location API (JSR 179) to determine its location, and broadcasts this back up to the desktop application over http (using javafx.io.http.HttpRequest), with the physical location of the phone encoded in the URL string.

Like the console, the handsets cycle through each video feed, and also display a map showing the location of each feed.

A map on the desktop shows the entire campus, with icons representing each guard wandering around the campus corresponding to the guard movements.

That's the backround. Now the action begins. An operater monitoring the main console observes a suspicious-looking truck pulling into the loading dock, as shown on one of the camera feeds. Three thugs jump out of the truck, grab crowbars and sledge hammers, and within ten seconds are able to break into the loading bay and make their way into the building, and start stealing servers and monitors and loading them into the truck.

Seeing all this, the operator sounds the alarm by clicking an alarm button on the console. Immediately each handset changes state and displays a bright red background screen, plays an audio message ("INTRUDER ALERT AT LOADING DOCK D"), while the video feed from the loading dock camera is simultaneously streamed to the phone.

The phone also shows a map of the area where the breakin occurs with a flashing red camera icon at the loading dock. This map can be zoomed with a tap of the stylus.

With the guards notified, the main console map shows all four guards converging at the loading dock area. The precise moment the first guard arrives, the video feeds (on both the console and the handset) show a security truck arriving, followed by the guard jumping out and making the arrest.

At this time the operator at the console cancels the alarm, whereby the phone plays another audio alert ("SITUATION UNDER CONTROL") and returns to its previous state of cycling through camera feeds. </p
That's the demo scenario in a nutshell. Due to the nature of the demo and some constraints imposed by the conference environment, some aspects of the demo were simulated. But overall it was a good proof of concept showing a sophisticated media-rich JavaFX application running on both the desktop and the handsets.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/javafx_video_surveillance_system JavaFX Video Surveillance System john 2009-02-26T09:10:01+00:00 2009-02-26T17:10:01+00:00
 Our group is building a project for JavaOne 2009 which is based on JavaFX and will showcase many capabilities of the platform. In order to achieve maximum leverage of the code we're writing, my manager encouraged me to submit the same project as a demo proposal for the Mobile World Congress conference which was held in Barcelona last week.

The proposal was mostly accepted, but the marketing folks asked that we considerably change it so as to highlight the video streaming capabilities of JavaFX.

 It turned out that modifying the original scenario to support video didn't make alot of sense. Instead we came up with a completely new scenario based on a video surveillance system.

The basic scenario is a corporate security force which has multiple cameras situated throughout an office complex. A centralized console displays the streams coming from each camera, and several security guards patrol the campus, each carrying a JavaFX-enabled handset.

We were able to implement a proof of concept of this demo in well under a month, with no prior experience with JavaFX.

In the next few postings I'll describe the demo in detail and discuss some of the issues we encountered while building it.

Overall I'm extremely pleased with the JavaFX platform, and I also was pleasantly surprised by the warm reception the demo received at the show.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/vote_for_java6_on_leopard Vote for Java 6 on Leopard john 2007-11-02T15:45:42+00:00 2007-11-02T22:53:51+00:00 Lack of Java 6 on my MacBook Pro is preventing me from coding on it. So here's my vote for Java 6 on Leopard:

 13949712720901ForOSX
 I've been doing much of my development on a Solaris instance under Parallels, but it would be nice to test the apps on the host OS.

 Once Leopard supports Java 6 I'll upgrade.

 See Henry Story's blog for the meaning behind the above string, then cast your own vote.

 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/comparing_java_3d_with_jmonkeyengine Comparing Java 3D with jMonkeyEngine john 2007-04-05T22:24:16+00:00 2007-04-06T05:24:16+00:00
I'm working on a JavaOne project that makes use of the jMonkeyEngine 3D scene graph API commonly referred to as jME.

So far I've found jME to be a pleasure to work with, and am particularly impressed by the founders and community who seem friendly, knowledgeable, and responsive.

But developing a project in jME naturally leads to the question: how does it compare with Java 3D?

Here's my take, based on a couple of months working with jME, and a few discussions with Java 3D folks here.

jME pros:

quick to get up to speed

great infrastructure for games

wonderful community

lots of industry support

Jadestone's Hockey Challenge completely written in jME
Java 3D pros:

Compatible with both OpenGL and Direct3D (whereas jME supports only OGL)

multi-screen support, great for immersive environments, etc. See the Java 3D-enabled CAVE project for an example.

much more sophisticated threading model (one thread per display, one thread per behavior)

runs on Solaris

supports and takes advantage of 64 bit architectures

University of Calgary's Java 3D CAVE Immersive Environment
Java 3D is the basis of some extremely interesting and exciting projects coming out of Sun including Project Wonderland and MPK20. It'll be interesting seeing how both technologies evolve. https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/java_obfuscation_tool Java Obfuscator john 2007-03-29T20:23:32+00:00 2007-03-30T04:23:32+00:00
I needed to obfuscate some code for a project I'm working on. A quick search came up with yGUARD which is surprisingly well-suited for my purposes.

For one thing you can specify the granularity of obfuscation, right down to the method and field level. So for example you can tell it to obfuscate a single field in a single class (and all references to it, obviously), up to every field and method in every class in a jarfile, or anything in between.

Another nice feature is that it operates seamlessly with ant, and therefore, with NetBeans. Add a new target to build.xml, then invoke it with with the -post-jar target provided by NetBeans, and the generated jar is now obfuscated automatically at every build. Very slick.

yGuard's method of obfuscation is to rename methods and variables with obscure, sometimes unprintable, names. It also has a code shrinking option which according to their specs removes code entities that can not be reached from a set of given code entry points.

Two thumbs up.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/boeing_747_supertanker Boeing 747 Supertanker john 2007-03-22T10:41:13+00:00 2007-03-22T18:41:13+00:00
I recently visited the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos and bumped into a pilot who used to fly for United but now has a new, and much more interesting, job flying 747s to extinguish forest fires.

I couldn't believe it. As a kid I spent two summers fighting fires for the Alberta Forest Service and was frequently awed when a DC3 would come hurling out of nowhere just a few dozen feet above the tops of the trees around me.

But that was a DC3. This guy was talking about 747s.

A 747 has some big advantages over a DC3. It has much longer range, and can travel to longer distances in shorter times, resulting in improved response times. And of course a 747 holds more fire retardant. Seven times as much in fact.

The pilot (Buddy) told me that holding tank is 24000 gallons, which can be filled in 30 minutes using a special pumper truck. But get this, they can dispense those 24000 gallons in just ten seconds. And they can do so flying 200 feet above the tree tops.

Just don't ask how many acres of forest go up in flames if one of these puppies fails to negotiate a turn.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/the_flying_ashtray The Flying Ashtray john 2007-03-19T11:37:23+00:00 2007-03-19T19:37:23+00:00
 In preparation for my upcoming  Java One Session I was reading over some speaker guidelines and came across two hints that reminded me of an embarrassing (and potentially dangerous) incident.

 Many years ago I played in a country band, "White Lightning," that toured the small towns of northern Alberta. Many of these towns' main business was cattle ranching, so frequently the entire audience was comprised of beefy cattle ranchers and their cohorts.

 One such night we played a song by KD Lang, a moderately popular singer hailing from Edmonton. Unfortunately, and unbeknownst to us, she was also an animal activist and had recently released a another song, Meat Stinks, in support of the animal rights movement. The song was clearly and rather graphically opposed to the cattle industry.

 We were a few bars into the song when a heavy ceramic ashtray came whizzing through the air and slammed into the wall a couple of feet from the drummer's head. Turns out someone had taken exception to us playing a song by a performer who publicly denounced their entire livelihood.

 Back to my preparation for the JavaOne session: the two hints I read were "know your audience" and "know your material." We were clearly in violation of both these rules.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/ramona Ramona: world's first live virtual rock star john 2007-03-16T14:24:31+00:00 2007-03-16T22:24:31+00:00
Speaking of virtual reality, and speaking of Ray Kurzweil, check out Ramona.

A couple of years ago Ray constructed a 3D virtual alter ego, in the form of a 25 year old female rock singer, who looks nothing like him but talks his talk and walks his walk, literally.

Frankly I found it a mildly unsettling to watch the superimposition of Ray (not, IMO, overly cute) with the virtually attractive Ramona.

But it just goes to show that on the Internet, it's really true that nobody knows you're a dog. (No offense Ray, I love your stuff!)
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/the_ultimate_computer The Ultimate Computer john 2007-03-16T08:21:27+00:00 2007-03-16T16:21:27+00:00
I'm a long-time fan of Ray Kurzweil. Several years ago I bought one of his keyboards, a PC88, which he built based on his pioneering work on audio synthesis. At the time it was by far the most realistic sounding electric keyboard on the market.

 Since then I've followed his work in speech recognition, OCR, music synthesis, and lots more.

I'm now reading his book "The Singularity is Near" to which my reaction keeps oscillating between powerful optimism for the future of humanity, and "What is this guy smoking?"

He dedicates several chapters to an analysis of Moore's Law and the exponential increase of the capabilities of technology that has been going on for years. He then extrapolates to the future with some extremely off-the-wall ideas.

For example, he states that by 2080, for $1000, you will be able to get a 2 pound "ultimate portable computer" that would "be able to perform the equivalent of all human thought over the last ten thousand years (assumed at ten billion human brains for ten thousand years) in ten microseconds."

I'll definitely want to get one of these so I can run emacs on it.

Of course, it's easy to make far-flung predictions for the distant future when there's no chance of anyone we know being around then. But wait, he plans on being alive at that time.

Wow, that's amazing. Or should I say, "I want some of what he's smoking?"
 https://blogs.oracle.com/john/entry/suns Sun's Virtual Workspace john 2007-03-15T08:37:40+00:00 2007-03-15T16:37:40+00:00
 I saw a demo last week at the Game Developers Conference that inspired me so much I was pushed to finally get off my butt and leave the "non blogging heathen" ranks (as John Clingan likes to refer to us) and write about it.

 The demo in question, MPK20, is Sun's Virtual Workspace, a project out of Sun Labs based on Project DarkStar and the Wonderland scene manager plugin for Project Looking Glass, which is ultimately built on top of Java 3D.

Even though I saw MPK20 at a conference dedicated to gaming, I see it potentially affecting the future of the Internet As We Know It, or more, the future of computer interaction.

As I was watching the demo, I kept having flashes of the future, envisioning how technology like this could impact education, entertainment, commerce, sex, sports, shopping, you name it.

One thing is clear: with technologies like MPK20 and Second Life looming, the days of the web browser are numbered.


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Abortions threatens the now target rich environment they enjoy. Gotta have your priorities.
I thought the Pope said it was wrong to vote for a candidate because she's pro-choice, but it's OK to vote for a candidate despite her being pro-choice. If the U.S. bishops are more tight-assed than Ratzinger, yikes!
Haven't all those Catholic churches been turned into luxury condos? I'm confused.
overheard while talking about just this issue:
"please remove the altar boy saliva from your cock before attempting to speak with moral authority, thanks."
I like how abortion takes priority of war. Dude, WTF?
There I go trying to make sense out of a bunch of crazy people.
Tax exempt organizations can support/endorse specific positions on issues just not specific candidates. So, the church can say, "don't vote for anyone who's pro-choice", but they can't say "vote for Bush, he's pro-life".
Though, James Dobson can endorse Bush, as he did in '04, as long as he does it "as an individual" and not "as chairman of Focus on the Family". Which is crap in my book, but whatever.
This is an outrage and a clear attempt by a foreign power to influence the elections in the United States. Members of the Catholic Clergy and lay Catholics alike should be forced to register with the State Department as agents of a foreign power, just like members of the CPUSA did back in the 1940's.
Time to tax the church.
Look, those horny priests are just following one of life's most profound truths:
There's no room for relationships, there's just room to hit it.
Now if they could just lay off the kids.
Replacing Cardinal Bernardin with George is one of the most cynical moves of JPII. It's the ecclesiastical equivalent of naming Clarence Thomas to replace Thurgood Marshall.
Now what would rock is some enterprising souls hitting up their local Catholic churches with "Child Rape, Inc." in spray paint over the front entrance. Word.
Again, the good news is that no American Catholics these days give a shit about the priest's views on these kinds of issues anyway. How many Catholics are on the pill, anyway?
The best anti-catholic blogger in the biz, who is moderately not work safe, has covered this angle thoroughly:
I've been collecting his anti-catholic screeds here:
Don't be silly - children are only important while they're still in the womb. Once they've popped through the pink curtains their wellbeing becomes irrelevant.
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Hello everyone. I made a funny chess problem. Please don't post the answer if you use an engine. Happy solving :
White mates in 4
That's really awesome! :D
HINT: Every piece is useful!
Thanks ChessisGood, I think it's also awesome :).
Thanks for the compliments , and thanks for not displaying the answer .
I also think this puzzle is hard, I will submit another puzzle like this later, after this is solved .
At first I looked at the possibility of a discovered mate theme. Something like 1. Bg1 a5 2. Rf2 Kd4 3. Rf4#. Of course that fails to 2... Ke3.
Then I considered a different mating net that also uses the a4 pawn. 1. Ba3 a5 2. Bc1 Kd4 3. Kd6 with 4. Rf4# next. But of course, here black has 1... Ke3 once more.
So I tried a more direct approach. Here's the solution:
1. Kd6 (not 1. Bd4?) a5 2. Bd4! Kxd4 3. Re5 Kc4 4. Re4#.
Congratulations Shoopi!!. 1.Kd6! is the correct answer. Here is a puzzle with the answer:
This was a marvelous puzzle, would be in the advanced category! You said it was your composition. I wanted to work it out on my own but I saw the first move, darn, but still it was a great problem even in three! But for the first move Bd4 would work also, if I done it right? try it?
yes.. i got it
Sorry GhostNight, but 1.Bd4 doesn't put black into zugzwang. He isn't forced to play a5. Here is a diagram:
But thanks for the compliments. I'm glad you liked it!! .
Well Suvel_Karmarkar, congratulations if you solved it!. It was quite a hard puzzle.
Thanks for the compliments Doduobird123. Thanks for the attempt , it was quite wonderful.
Any more problems?
did this in 0.00 sec
Gosh, I apologize, thanks for explaining! I would call that problem "The perfect zugzwang"!
Haha, I get the joke .
Yes Chessusilo, click here to go to the mate in 3!. Good luck
not a joke, i reallY DID THAT.
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