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The Warriors have been tripped up more by success than adversity this season. So following the decisive Curry-less wins in Game 5 of the Houston series and Game 1 against Portland, there's at least some risk that the Warriors' focus begins to slip. When things become too easy, the Warriors start making mistakes that make things more difficult. Portland remains a dangerous offensive team, capable of riding a wave of momentum if the Warriors allow it to build. The Warriors' defense let up a bit in the garbage-time minutes of Game 1's fourth quarter, and the Blazers — particularly Damian Lillard, with 18 points — wasted no time capitalizing on it. As the Spurs proved against the Thunder last night, even the most dominant performance can mean next to nothing a game later.
The Stuff of Legends (Warriors 118, Blazers 106)
On February 14, 1986, Celtics legend Larry Bird dropped 47 points in a win over the Portland Trailblazers. That fact alone isn't what earned the performance a place in NBA lore. Bird, who usually shot the ball with his right hand, scored most of those points with his other hand. The "left-handed game," as it would come to be known, came to symbolize the way unrivaled greatness finds new ways to challenge itself. But there's also a far more prosaic explanation — Bird spent the prior off-season working on his previously weak left hand and wanted to show off the fruits of his labor. And, of course, there's Bird's post-game explanation for the display — "I'm saving my right hand for the Lakers." (Bird and the Celtics would win in LA two days later.) While there's nothing voluntary about the Warriors' recent stretch of games without their strong hand, MVP Stephen Curry, the Warriors have used the challenge to prove that they're nearly ambidextrous. Dismissed for so long as just an offensive threat, the Warriors' ferocious defense is now front and center. The team's supposed "supporting cast" — Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, in particular — are now getting their star turns. When the Warriors regain use of both hands, they're going to be more dangerous than ever before.
Warriors/Blazers Pre-Game 1: Coming Up Roses
It wasn't so long ago that the Warriors were the second-round spoiler, brimming with confidence. Against the Jazz in the We Believe season and against the Spurs in Mark Jackson's team's first trip to the playoffs, the Warriors entered the conference semifinals on a surge of upset momentum. In both those series, the Warriors had early opportunities to change fundamentally the course of the series — but they weren't able to capitalize on those fleeting moments, and ultimately fell to superior teams. The Portland Trailblazers enter this series riding a tremendous second half of the season and a minor upset over the injury decimated Clippers. They beat the Warriors soundly in one regular season match-up and aren't shying away from the challenge ahead of them. But most importantly, the Blazers have a unique opportunity — thanks to Stephen Curry's absence — to convert their momentum into something more than just good feelings.
A Tale of Two Teams (Warriors 114, Rockets 81)
Sometimes the universe arranges subtle contrasts. Other times, it hits you over the head with obvious ones. It would be hard to find a more stark contrast in team dynamics than in the Warriors' 114-81 Game 5 elimination win over the Houston Rockets. The Warriors jumped out to a 37-20 first quarter lead thanks to scoring from all five starters and two reserves, lively ball movement resulting in 12 assists on 14 field goals, and the generally joyful and raucous runs that are this team's calling card. Despite the gaping hole left by MVP's absence, the Warriors could not have looked more tightly integrated as a team. At the other end of the court, James Harden scored 18 of the Rockets' 20 points on a steady stream of isolation plays, pull-up threes and no-pass penetration possessions. While the Warriors' defense was solid, forcing 5 turnovers, nothing was more disruptive of the Rockets' offensive rhythm than their own superstar. At the moment of truth, faced with elimination, the Rockets looked nothing like a team — just five strangers who showed up wearing the same jerseys, and were unhappy about it.
The True Warriors (Warriors 121, Rockets 94)
There's a particular sense of powerlessness in watching an athlete get injured. When Stephen Curry slipped, and his knee twisted, on the final play of Sunday's first half, there was nothing anyone — coach, teammate or fan — could do. Whatever damage was done in that instant was already done. As Curry emotionally huddled with Steve Kerr and Draymond Green at the start of the second half, succumbing to the reality that he would not be able to play, the Warriors confronted for the first time the idea that they could possibly lose to the Rockets. But while Curry's teammates (and, more importantly, close friends) may have been powerless to prevent his injury or ease his pain, they still had the ability to control the Warriors' future. In the third quarter, the Warriors gathered up all their anger, frustration and concern — and unleashed it in 12 minutes of laser-focused aggression.
Warriors/Rockets Pre-Game 4: The Standard
The one healthy half Stephen Curry has played in this series, the Warriors outscored the Rockets 60-33. The subsequent five halves, the Warriors have held a slim 255-248 advantage. I expect that parity to end today. After the awkward hesitancy of the Warriors offense without Curry, his return should reestablish the characteristics that make the Warriors' offense so dangerous. Curry's gravitational pull will create more space for Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes — both looking to find some sort of offense rhythm. Curry's penetration threat will put more pressure on the Rockets' interior defense, preventing Dwight Howard from just camping in the paint. And maybe most importantly, Curry's MVP-ness, his ability to get inside-the-sun-hot, should help the Warriors grab hold of the lead, extend it and hold it in a way the team was unable to do on Thursday. After so many frustratingly squandered opportunities, the Warriors will be looking to snuff out what little hope and momentum the Rockets captured in Game 3.
Gotta Broken Heart Again (Warriors 96, Rockets 97)
The Warriors won 73 regular season games, in part, because they mastered the little things. On Thursday night, they lost their first playoff game because they grossly neglected them. While the game was not lost in the final two plays — you probably could pick 10 other equally disastrous plays in the first quarter alone — they exemplified how the Warriors squandered their chances at another Curry-less victory. After surging ahead on a stop and fortuitous fast break, culminating in an Ian Clark lay-up, the Warriors let James Harden dribble down the court, go without obstruction to his heavily-favored left, and drain a weakly-contested mid-range jumper. And then Draymond Green caught the ball for the potential game-winning possession and promptly dribbled off his foot. The Warriors had one opportunity after the next to grab control of the game, but they managed to fumble away all of them.
Warriors/Rockets Pre-Game 3: Blast Off
For all the Rockets' talk about the need to be grittier (and all their whining about the Warriors' supposed dirty play), the only game the Rockets have won in the last two years against the Warriors wasn't due to their defense. The Rockets aren't a good defensive team — they're build around one player who is no longer physically capable of doing much and one player who has never cared about doing much — so waiting for them to shut down the Warriors' offense is likely a fools errand. If the Rockets' Game 4 win over the Warriors last year demonstrated anything, it's that they need an offensive explosion to get past the Warriors. In that game — where Curry missed a good portion of the second half after a scary fall — James Harden scored 45 points on 13-22 shooting, including 7-11 from three and 12-13 from the line. The Rockets still let the Warriors shoot 45.4% from the field and 43.5% from three, but managed a 128-115 win by shooting 56.6% from the field and 53.1% from the line. That Rockets outburst came one game after they were humiliated on their home court and called out by their former coach. They played with a focus and fire we hadn't seen before — and haven't see since. With their current coach a lame duck and recent play reeking with disinterest, we'll see if the Rockets can muster a similar performance.
System Failure (Warriors 115, Rockets 106)
The Warriors' 115-106 Game 2 win over the Houston Rockets was simultaneously an example of how much Stephen Curry means to this team and how much the Warriors' other players are capable of accomplishing on their own. It's a truism to talk about the impact of the NBA's Most Valuable Player, but the degree to which Curry facilitates the Warriors' offensive fluidity was on full display in his absence. Still, even without pull-up 30-footers and the League's best inside-outside facilitator, the rest of the Warriors ground out a gutty win in the alternate universe where they can't simply fall back on having the best player on the planet. The Warriors' defense blitzed the Rockets just as hard as in Game 1 (and occasionally too hard), while the offense scrapped its way to consistency through second-chance points, trips to the line and good old-fashioned half-court execution. It was rarely pretty, but what it lacked in style it made up for in focus and toughness. The Rockets now head back home to Houston with no answers, and even more questions.
Warriors/Rockets Pre-Game 2: Ready and Able
Stephen Curry's availability for Game 2 has been the dominant storyline in the 48 hours since the Warriors walloped the Rockets. The Rockets should consider themselves lucky for the distraction. Regardless of whether or not Curry plays, the Rockets have to come up with an answer for the Warriors' smothering team defense — particularly on James Harden. So far, there's no indication that the Rockets have a viable solution. Harden's 0 trips to the line on Saturday likely will trigger a more aggressive effort on his part to draw fouls, but in doing so, he risks disrupting the Rockets already disjointed offense. If Harden wants to try to beat the Warriors entirely on his own, the Warriors likely would welcome the challenge. If history is any guide, an increase in Harden's usage comes with a corresponding drop in his already marginal efficiency. So even if Curry sits, I don't worry about the Warriors' ability to contain the Rockets. It's the other end of the floor that's more uncertain.


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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee: The Tony Award-Winning Musical at Lyceum Theatres
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The performance was flawless. All the cast was excellent, especially the "vice-principal", the "boy scout", and the "toe speller". These actors really put their heart and soul into this show. I would highly recommend attending this show.
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A must see! Enthusiastic and well-played. You will laugh out loud throughout the show. Talented cast, and good direction.
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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee ran for 1,136 performances on Broadway earning the 2005 Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical.
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Cats with "I'm not quite ready for adoption yet" or "I'm in surgery today" cannot be visited until they are available. Check back often if you don't fall in love with one of the cats currently listed.
All of our adoptable dogs are spayed or neutered, current on all shots, and ready to go home with you.
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Tips for deciding if this is the right time
- Are the other dogs and cats in your home neutered or spayed and current on shots?
- Have you researched the breed of pet you are interested in?
- How will you deal with housebreaking, training, behavioral problems and daily care of a pet?
- What kind of pet is best for you and your family?
- Will your working hours allow enough time to provide the care, attention and exercise a pet needs every day?
- If you have children, are they prepared to be respectful to an animal that lives in your home and prepared to share the responsibilities involved in pet ownership?
- Do you have the means to provide food, toys, annual vet exams, vaccinations, monthly heartworm preventative, flea control, unexpected medical costs, grooming, training, and boarding the pet when you travel?
- Are you ready to live with a pet? Can you depend on your children to help care for your pet?
- Have you read about potty training, behavior problems, and daily care of your pet?
- What traits are common in that breed? Do those behavioral traits fit your lifestyle?
- Have all those living within your household interacted with the dog or cat?
- If adopting a dog and you have a dog at home, has your dog come in for an interaction?
Adoption process
What should you expect when you enter our shelter to visit with our dogs and cats and how do you adopt? See the steps below so you are prepared for your visit.
1. Adoption requirements
If you have a cat(s) or dog(s) living in your home already, a maximum of one pet can be unaltered. The other pets must be neutered or spayed. All cats and dogs in your home must be current on rabies vaccination. If you rent your home you will need to have approval from your landlord and any pet deposits paid before taking home your new pet. All those living within your household must be present to interact with the dog or cat. If adopting a dog and you have a dog at home, that dog must come in for an interaction. You will need to bring a leash and collar or a suitable crate or carrier when you pick up your new pet.
2. Pre-adoption application
When you enter our shelter we will ask you to fill out a pre adoption application. Even if you have seen one of our animals you are interested in on our website, television or other source, we want to make sure we gather as much information as possible about your expectations in a pet to best help you find your future companion.
Take a look through our binder at our shelter during adoption hours or online to see pictures, details about each dog or cat's behavior and what type of home would be best for that pet. Make your selections of animals you would like to see and come out to our shelter. We will take you into our socialization room to visit with dogs or into a cat room to visit with the cats. Please note, some of our cats are available at our mobile adoption rooms located at the PetSmart locations in Fort Wayne. Check the "Location" for each cat or kitten on our website by clicking on their picture.
3. Visit with the pet
Spend time interacting with the animal and ask our staff questions you may have about how we received the animal, any behavioral information about the animal. We are there to help you get as familiar as possible with the animals. All those living within your household need to interact with the dog or cat.
4. Application process
After you have visited with the pet, you may feel you would like to make it a part of your family. If you do, we will begin the adoption application approval process. We will do a simple background check for animal cruelty or domestic violence.
5. Pre-approved applications
If you fill out an adoption application and do not take home the love of your life on this visit, you may ask us to process your application so that you may be pre-approved for a future pet. A pre-approved application is valid for up to 6 months. This will enable you to take advantage of same day adoption events.
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You may take your new pet home the same day if the following are accomplished:
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- All those living within your household come in to interact with the dog or cat.
- If adopting a dog and you have a dog at home, that dog comes in for an interaction.
- Bring in current vaccination records for any pets at home.
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Our adoption fees include spay or neuter surgery, distemper combination vaccination, rabies vaccination, flea prevention, canine heartworm test and prevention, registered microchip for permanent I.D. and a starter bag of pet food. This is a value of $300 to $400!
Adoption fee does not include $5 City of Fort Wayne pet tag/permit required for Fort Wayne city residents.
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Your new pet will be microchipped before you take him or her home. This microchip is not a GPS. If your pet ever becomes lost, the finder will have to take him or her to a local vet, our shelter, or Animal Care & Control for a simple scan of your pet. This will bring up your contact information so that you can reunite with him or her in the event of an emergency or lost and found.


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British Youth Parliament rejects campaigning for gay marriage
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The British Youth Parliament has rejected campaigning for same-sex marriage, after it came bottom in a vote of priorities for 2013.
The issue received just 22 votes, whereas the most popular campaign, a curriculum to prepare young people for real life, got 154 votes.
Each year, 11 to 18-year-olds from each part of the UK debate priorities for the coming year in a special session in the House of Commons.
George Poole, an 18-year-old openly homosexual MYP (Member of the Youth Parliament) for Cornwall, said that whilst same-sex marriage is an issue "close to home" for him, he needed to "think of the young people who won't benefit from this policy".
And Jack Lewis, a 15-year-old MYP for Richmond-Upon-Thames, said there are more important issues to be campaigning about, such as youth unemployment.
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A Daily Express editorial pointed out that actually "most voters believe fixing the economy and dealing with bread and butter issues about living standards are by far the most important tasks facing the Government".
In a Sunday Telegraph poll, the majority of people said the Coalition should be focusing on the economy and public service reforms instead of redefining marriage.
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LAS VEGAS — Floyd Mayweather is running out of peaks to climb. He is too good for his own good, and always has been, but after beating Saul "Canelo" Alvarez on Saturday night, the problem he has is that it's easier to make attractive fights for someone he beats up than for himself.
"A Cotto-Canelo fight, who wouldn't want to see that?" Richard Schaefer, the CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, crowed after the fight, then went on to laud the number of great potential matchups for the 23-year-old Alvarez, who was devalued only to the extent that the general public allows when taking into consideration the vast talents of the first man to beat him.
But what of that man himself, Mayweather, the Grand Rapids native who is 45-0, will be 37 years old by the time he laces up the gloves again next spring, and is running out of interesting faces to stand across the ring from him?
"You could probably put the Klitschkos in front of him and he'd beat them, too," Schaefer said, a hyperbolic reference to the brothers who have dominated the heavyweight division for a decade.
An hour before Mayweather beat Alvarez on a 12-round majority decision, Danny Garcia had retained his 140-pound titles on an upset of hard-punching Lucas Matthysse.
So how about it, Garcia? If a shot at Mayweather materialized, would you take it?
"I really don't know at this date," Garcia said. "I'm just a fighter."
That's how dominant this 17-year run has become for Mayweather, that some fighters counting these final four fights of his career aren't exactly leaping to become one of them. Just as many heavyweights would prefer to wait out the Klitschkos until they retire, then pick up the championship scraps, so do many of the top fighters from 140-154 pounds regard the idea of fighting Mayweather warily.Alvarez came and gave it a shot, 13 years younger than Mayweather, a heavy-handed puncher, undefeated, the naturally bigger man.
"I didn't want to lose. I didn't want to take a loss," Alvarez said. "But it happens. It hurts."
Mayweather's performance was an absolute paint job despite the ridiculous 114-114 scorecard turned in by C.J. Ross, who quite simply shouldn't be judging major prizefights. He dominated with the left jab to the body in the first round, moved it upstairs when Alvarez closed the gap in the third round, started bringing right hands behind it, and connected on 53 percent of his power punches.
But the jab ruled the night, moreso than in any Mayweather fight since at least Juan Manuel Marquez in 2009, and perhaps even several years longer.
It was the offensive weapon to set up Mayweather's combinations and the defensive weapon to make Alvarez reset any time a jab struck him in the mouth or belly.
So the unbeaten and quite nearly unbeatable fighter left another fight night with another victory, and another round of questions about when Father Time will catch with him.
In truth, it has. There have been subtle changes in Mayweather over the years as he went from defensive specialist to offensive threat, from dancer to stalker.
And he's getting weekend-warrior injuries a little more frequently now, too. A bump of elbows caused him great consternation in the middle rounds, he said. The left elbow locked up. He looked at his children between rounds, he said. Somehow, he kept pumping his most effective punch anyway.
"I told myself I've got to keep using my jab because I was put in this position for a reason," Mayweather said. "I wanted to stop throwing my jab and just throw the right hand. But I forced myself to use the jab."Fighting twice in just more than four months, his briefest layoff in 12 years, Mayweather's class showed early. There was no rust to knock off and very little feeling-out process, and he acknowledged he "got to stay sharp" by essentially staying in the gym after beating Robert Guerrero on May 4.
That doesn't mean he was entirely pleased.
"I'm upset with myself, still, from this fight," he said. "Still mad at myself. I didn't throw enough combinations down the stretch because I got hurt."
That seemed nearly as crazy as C.J. Ross's scorecard, given the level of dominance against a previously unbeaten fighter.
Showtime signed Mayweather to a three-year, six-fight deal early this year. This was the second installment of that contract.
A fight with Manny Pacquiao isn't going to happen because Mayweather is sick of hearing about it and Pacquiao is being steered toward a possible fifth fight with Marquez next year anyway. So who? Amir Khan? Devon Alexander?
"He's defeated all challengers," Showtime Sports executive vice president Stephen Espinoza said. "All shapes and sizes, all styles, all ages. It becomes a challenge. But the one thing we know about boxing is when you least expect it, strange things happen."The strangest would be finding an opponent who could actually get the job done against the finest fighter of his generation.


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I was becoming very pleased with the relative lull of major injuries in the NFL over the past few weeks. There were some nasty concussions and a few knees here and there, but nothing like, well, Week 8, for example.
Then Sunday happened.
Your regular injury expert Will Carroll is out this week, and he entrusted me to take over his regular fantasy column. Unfortunately, after Sunday's carnage, it wasn't easy.
A number of key players went down Sunday with significant injuries. Some are or may very well prove to be season-ending, while others can be fought through.
While sifting through those that are concerning for the remainder for the fantasy football season—as well as those that aren't—it helps to examine not only the injury reports themselves, but also the underlying anatomy, a player's mechanism of injury and his practice status.
With that in mind—and if I may do my best impression of Mr. Carroll here—let's take a look around the league.


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Calling World of Warcraft a juggernaut would be a gross understatement. Now in its fifth year, its success has exceeded everyone's wildest expectations, including Blizzard's. As of December 2008, WOW boasts approximately 11.5 million subscribers and dominates one of the most lucrative genres in video games. These days, its strangehold is so complete that the first question asked of most new massively multiplayer games is not whether they can supplant Warcraft, but whether they can thrive in its shadow.
Millions of people like WOW.com senior editor Mike Schramm have been playing World of Warcraft since it launched. As he explains it, the secret behind its continuing success is fairly simple. "People are still playing it because it's still fun," he says, "and with that genius art style, the game can remain timeless."
It's for this reason, among others, that he says, "People will be playing World of Warcraft until Blizzard turns the servers off, which likely won't be for at least another five years."
The Legacy
The World of Warcraft was not born in a vacuum. Long before it became a popular MMORPG, Warcraft dominated the realm of real-time strategy. It was on the wild success of titles like Warcraft II: The Tides of Darkness that Blizzard built its reputation, which helped attract people like lead systems designer Greg Street to the series. He and lead content designer Cory Stockton were both self-described fans of the series before World of Warcraft even hit the market.
"I was really excited about the game, and it was something that I wanted to work on. And when the opportunity came up to come here, I jumped on it," Stockton says.
Part of the series' enduring popularity can be attributed to the rich universe that Blizzard set in place from the very beginning. Warcraft II wasn't much more than a new take on Warhammer, but its manual was brimming with background information and artwork. By the time Warcraft III rolled around, Blizzard had managed to move beyond the series' roots and create a world dense with well-realized fantasy lore. Combined with the franchise's rock-solid strategy fundamentals, Warcraft was able to build enough of a fanbase to inspire great expectations for World of Warcraft as it readied for its 2004 launch. Blizzard wisely capitalized on its existing fiction to meet those expectations, continuing the story that Warcraft III had left hanging while inserting numerous callbacks to previous entries.
According to Stockton, the team still takes inspiration from the older Warcraft titles even now. "I think the storylines come through," he says. "You look at something like Stratholme in the RTS, and Stratholme in the MMO, and I think most people can see that translation really easily without having to jump too far."
With the built-in fanbase from previous entries, Blizzard had a headstart rarely afforded other MMOs. They would waste no time on making good on that advantage.


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text: Tax Analysts reports that the IRS's decision to end its disclosure authorization and electronic account resolution e-services for practitioners is "only the tip of the iceberg" of cuts it will increasingly have to make if Congress enacts deeper cuts to the agency's budget, acting IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel told the American Institute of CPAs' National Tax Conference in National Harbor, Md., on November 5. "We would be forced to downsize operations and would have to prioritize, devoting resources to only the most mission-critical activities," Werfel said, according to the report by William Hoffman. "If the IRS is forced to operate without adequate resources in the years to come, it would make more sense for us to perform a few key activities well, rather than do a mediocre job of performing a wider range of activities." Werfel said the discontinued e-services "are not coming back on our current budget trajectory" but that they could "under a different budget path." "The fact that we're moving critical services, in this case back to paper, is not the direction we want to take the organization," Werfel continued. "But again, ultimately there's a budget constraint that we have, and we have to make some tough choices along the way."


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Using the Shoulder Roll as a Southpaw vs. Peek-A-Boo
I've been experimenting when sparring between these two styles. Still need to experiment more, particularly against faster opponents but I am still some what torn between using the two.
I am naturally right handed but box southpaw. I tend to switch between the two. Shoulder roll seems to work well for me when I am in close range but not as well in mid range, particularly against quick, straight punches, but I feel like I need to validate this more.
Curious to get feedback on how effective the shoulder roll is for southpaws considering they're normally fight right handers.
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why pick, just adjust in the ring when needed.
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Shoulder roll for a southpaw brings about vulnerabilities to right handed fighters it is the same as right handed fighters doing against a southpaw. It still works alright as part of a mix and in close as long as you position your lead hand properly because the angles aren't there but at range there are opening that can get exploited.
It might be a good thing to keep around for fighting another southpaw though because they would not be used to that at all.
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There's a saying that southpaws are no longer southpaws on the inside. The same would apply to orthies you're facing as a lefty.
James Toney used the shoulder roll against lefties. He was known for fighting inside.
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I just don't want to get Berto'd experimenting with the Shoulder Roll
BTW, Broner is probably the best example of using the shoulder roll on the inside against an opposite handed fighter against DeMarco. Shiet was brilliant.
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You can even catch manny and Amir, neither known for having good defenses, doing the shoulder roll along the ropes up close in manny-marg and Khan-Maidana.
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Vision is what guides us and keeps us between the lines. Chaos is almost always inevitable when developing software and a good vision document will assist us with staying on track and ensuring we deliver the right solution.
This product vision model helps team members pass the elevator test — the ability to explain the project to someone within two minutes. It comes from Geoffrey Moore's book Crossing the Chasm. It follows the form:
- For (target customer)
- Who (statement of the need or opportunity)
- The (product name) is a (product category)
- That (key benefit, compelling reason to buy)
- Unlike (primary competitive alternative)
- Our product (statement of primary differentiation)
The "Design the Box" exercise came from this article and I have found this method very useful when starting to develop your solution vision.
The team makes the assumption that the product/solution will be sold in a shrink-wrapped box, and their task is to design the product box front and back. This involves coming up with a product name, a graphic, three to four key bullet points on the front to "sell" the product, a detailed feature description on the back, and operating requirements.
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Udai Haveli Guest House
The Udai Haveli Guest House is situated in a Traditional locality of Ganesh Ghati which is one of the residential area of Udaipur. Udai Haveli guest house is 10 minutes away from Bus stand and railway station and an hour away from the air port. This is an affordable guest house.
We also provide delicious VEGETARION AND NON VEGETARION both type of food here in our guest house. We specialize in pure Indian & rajasthani vegetarian food.
You will feel homely here and if you want to cook some thing then separate kitchen with gas is available in guest house.
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The guest house is located at a central place and a convenient location. Market, banks ATM and hospitals are in close vicinity. We provide morning tea, breakfast, lunch and dinner on order, by our guests.
Our haveli is 3km from railway station and bus station in west derection. 25 km from airport in west direction.
It is in old city .name of Area is Ganesh gati [near Gadiya devara].
From bus and railway station in day time charges are 70 rs and in night 110rs only.
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Smaller servings can curb holiday weight gain
Published 1:59 PM MST Dec 24, 2012
The holiday season comes with lots of goodies and overeating, but KOAT medical expert Dr. Barry Ramo said just because it's a special time of year doesn't mean you have to gain weight.
During the holidays, it's crucial to try and follow the same patterns of eating, instead of saving up for the big meal or big dessert.
Also, be aware of how much food you're putting on your plate, and keep it at a moderate level instead of loading it up.
Conversation can also be a huge help. Pay attention to the people in the room, not just the food.
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Hilton Smith Signed Index Card
Starting Bid - $200.00, Sold For - $1,292.50
Unlined sheet of paper inscribed and signed by Hall of Fame pitcher and former Negro-League star Hilton Smith (1907-1983). Smith has signed the card in black marker (grading "10") in the course of providing a brief list of his many accomplishments: "Hilton Smith, Pitcher – K.C. Monarchs B.B. Club. I pitch a no hitter in 1937 – no walk no run no hit. I pitch in 6 all star games. 2 world series – won 2 game in each one." According to his Negro League and Major League contemporaries alike, Hilton Smith was one of the top pitchers to ever take the mound. Despite pitching in the shadow of Satchel Paige for much of his career, Smith's accomplishments actually rivaled those of his more flamboyant teammate. Smith won twenty or more games in each of his twelve seasons with the Monarchs and appeared in six Negro-League All-Star Games. He was at his best between the years 1939 and 1942, when he won ninety-three games against only eleven losses. He was elected posthumously to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001. The sheet (5 x 3 inches) has been neatly trimmed to its current dimensions and is in Near Mint condition. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Reserve $200. Estimate $400/$600. SOLD FOR $1,292.50
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Judge blocks Oklahoma morning-after pill lawUPDATED 5:29 PM CDT Aug 19, 2013
An Oklahoma County judge has blocked a new state law that restricts access to the morning-after pill emergency contraceptive.Video Transcript
I'M JESSICA SCHAMBACH. FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER OKLAHOMA WOMEN CAN BUY THE MORNING AFTER PILL WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION THIS COMES AFTER A JUDGE BLOCKED THE LAW.. THAT REQUIRED WOMEN UNDER 17 TO HAVE A PRESCRIPTION. K-O-C-O'S MICHAEL SEIDEN HAS HEARD SOME PASSIONATE ARGUMENTS FROM SUPPORTERS AND OPPONENTS. HE'S LIVE WITH REACTION. IT WAS BACK IN MAY WHEN GOVERNOR MARY FALLIN SIGNED THIS OKLAHOMANS UNDER 17 WILL BE ABLE TO WALK INTO A DRUG STORE AND PURCHASE THE MORNING AFTER PILL WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION THIS COMES AFTER AN OKLAHOMA COUNTY JUDGE GRANTED A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER THAT BLOCKS A NEW LAW WHICH WAS SUPPOSED TO GO INTO EFFECT ON THURSDAY "This is a law that makes Oklahoma the only state in the nation where Plan B, one step contraception will not not be available on the aisle in the drug store. "what it means is the judge found that the law is likely unconstitutional that it harms OK women and teens, so it is not allowed to go into effect through the duration of the litigation. THE LAW WOULD'VE MADE IT ILLEGAL ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 17 TO PURCHASE THE PILL IT ALSO WOULD HAVE REQUIRED WOMEN 17 AND OVER TO SHOW THEIR ID'S TO A PHARMACIST THIS AFTERNOON STATE SENATOR CONNY JOHNSON CALLED A PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE STATE CAPITOL SUPPORTERS WHO JOINED THE SENATOR CALLED THIS A MAJOR VICTORY FOR WOMEN ACROSS THE STATE "research shows that teenagers are capable of using this drug properly IT MAY COME DOWN TO A TECHNICALITY ON THIS HOT BUTTON ISSUE. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA REQUIRES LAWS TO BE PART OF WHAT'S CALLED A "SINGLE SUBJECT" RULE... MEANING YOU CAN'T TACK AN ISSUE ONTO AN EXISITING BILL AND PASS IT INTO A LAW. THE MORNING AFTER ISSUE PASSED JUST LIKE THAT...IT WAS ADDED TO A BILL ON HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFITS. REPORTING LIVE--MS, KOCO-5 NEWS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE SAYS IT'S DISAPPOINTED THE JUDGE PREVENTED THIS LAW FROM GOING INTO EFFECT.
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Sunday April 15, 2012, Written by Henry Hudson
Horsham started the brighter of the two sides as the away side struggled to impose their passing game on the poor pitch, while any fluidity was disrupted by the aggressive tackling of Horsham skipper Callum Dunne.
There were scares early on as Blues 'keeper Bobby Smith was tested from long range before Horsham''s Ray Freeman found the side netting from a tight angle.
Eventually, Wingate & Finchley were able to play their way into the game as Max Mitchell proved an effective outlet down the right flank. His dangerous cross volleyed inches wide by David Laird.
Murat Karagul came close for the Blues with a hooked shot before Bobby Smith was called into action again to make a brave block from Freeman after he had been played through on goal.
But in truth it the first half was a lacklustre affair with neither side really able to establish any dominance.
This changed just two minutes after the interval. Mitchell took a quick throw in to Leon Smith, who angled the ball through the caught-out defence for Laird to tap home and give the Blues the lead.
Horsham were rocking and it took just 10minutes for the visitors to double their advantage. Smith and Laird again combining for the latter to score with another audacious lob – now becoming something of a trademark shot for the striker – to make it 6 goals from his last 4 matches.
The home side got one back just moments later when Daniel Morris blasted a penalty home after Marc Weatherstone was adjudged to have brought him down. Weatherstone furious with the decision.
Wingate & Finchley were able to see out the remainder of the game quite comfortably. Horsham pressed for an equaliser but every time found the the Blues defence was solid and resolute.
The Blues have now ensured their survival in their debut season in the Ryman Premier Division. With just two games remaining they sit 15th in the table on 53 points.
Lineup; B Smith, Weatherstone, Nielsen, Street, Williams, Docker, Jones (Parmenter '77), Mitchell, Karagul (Burke '90), L Smith, Laird (Norman '90)
Scorers; Laird (2)
Next up: East Thurrock (away)
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Paulus to join Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Greg Paulus is returning home to Syracuse to play football. The former Duke point guard says hes enrolling in graduate school at Syracuse and will try to make a comeback in football for the Orange. The decision announced Thursday ends a month of speculation whether the one-time star high school quarterback from Syracuse would resume his football career. He worked out for the Green Bay Packers in April, acknowledged meeting with Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez about playing for the Wolverines, and also visited Nebraska. The three-year starting guard graduated from Duke earlier this month. He has one season of eligibility remaining and can play immediately if he receives a waiver from the NCAA.


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'Houston, We Have A Problem...'
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August 6, 2013 - 9:10:35 PM
Elvis Presley Bootleg's, Elvis CD News, Video and Audio
Over the years, much has been written about Elvis' afternoon concert at the Summit in Houston, TX. on August 28, 1976. The review by Bob Claypool has often been cited in Elvis literature, and the general consensus appears to be that this concert was a real disaster. Some have even suggested that this show was Elvis' worst concert ever, and it has often been a hot discussion point amongst fans. Someone even wrote a book about the show. And yet, no recording has ever turned up. Not even an audience recording. Much of what we have read so far about this show is based on the Claypool review. But reviews are always subjective, while an audio recording is obviously a more objective means to judge a performance.
After a long and exhaustive search, Audionics was recently able to locate and purchase the original soundboard tape of this concert, and we are now pleased to announce its release.
Sound Sample : Hurt (02:00)
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No doubt this newly-discovered recording will generate even more discussion among fans, as Elvis fans are now finally able to judge this controversial show for themselves. Audionics has gone to great lengths to find this recording and to bring you something truly new and unreleased. Some import labels are perfectly happy to bring you the same old stuff again & again, but at least we always go that extra mile to bring you unheard material. And, in this case, a historically relevant recording that will now enable you to hear for yourself what really happened that afternoon. Support us and we will continue to bring you more surprises in the future.
The audio quality of this soundboard is topnotch, and the show itself is 80 minutes. The audience sounds like they were having a good time that afternoon, and it's interesting to hear the one-off return of Jerry Scheff's bass solo in 'Polk Salad Annie' for the first time since 1972/'73. We believe that this significant release will lead to a more nuanced appraisal of this show in the future.
Presented in a deluxe digipack with unpublished photos and relevant liner notes.
This is one release that you must own.
01. C. C. Rider (incomplete) - 02. I Got A Woman / Amen - 03. Love Me - 04. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) - 05. You Gave Me A Mountain - 06. All Shook Up - 07. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel - 08. And I Love You So (with false start) - 09. Jailhouse Rock - 10. Fever - 11. America The Beautiful (with reprise) - 12. Polk Salad Annie - 13. Introductions by Elvis of Singers, Musicians - 14. Early Morning Rain (John Wilkinson) - 15. What'd I Say (James Burton) - 16. Johnny B. Goode (James Burton) - 17. Drum Solo (Ronnie Tutt) - 18. Bass Solo (Blues theme, Jerry Scheff) - 19. Bass Solo (Battle Of New Orleans theme, Jerry Scheff) - 20. Piano Solo (Tony Brown) - 21. Electric Piano & Clavinet Solo (David Briggs) - 22. School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra) - 23. Hurt - 24. Funny How Time Slips Away - 25. Can't Help Falling In Love - 26. Closing Vamp / Announcements.
Running time: 79:22
Tupelo's Own Elvis Presley DVD
Tupelo's Own Elvis Presley DVD + 16 page booklet.
Never before have we seen an Elvis Presley concert from the 1950's with sound. Until Now! The DVD Contains recently discovered unreleased film of Elvis performing 6 songs, including Heartbreak Hotel and Don't Be Cruel, live in Tupelo Mississippi 1956. Included we see a live performance of the elusive Long Tall Sally seen here for the first time ever.
This is an excellent release no fan should be without it.
The 'parade' footage is good to see as it puts you in the right context with color and b&w footage. The interviews of Elvis' Parents are well worth hearing too. The afternoon show footage is wonderful and electrifying : Here is Elvis in his prime rocking and rolling in front of 11.000 people. Highly recommended.


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Julia Lundy
New York-based comic, Julia Lundy, has a style that alternates between dry and animated. Having a background in physics, she will map your laughter and tension as complementary variables of the uncertainty principal. Or she'll tell a dick joke.
Web site:
- Stand-Up Showcase at The Comedy Studio (Saturday, 8pm)
Saturday, May 10, 2014, 8:00 pm at The Comedy Studio


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Michael H. Schill : Publications
Books (Author)
Property (8th ed.) (Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 2014) (with Jesse Dukeminier, James Krier, Gregory Alexander & Lior Strahilevitz). [CU] [WWW]
Property (Concise ed.) (Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 2014) (with Jesse Dukeminier, James Krier, Gregory Alexander & Lior Strahilevitz). [CU] [WWW]
Property (7th ed.) (Aspen Law and Business, 2010) (with Gregory Alexander, Jesse Dukeminier & James Krier). [CU]
Property (6th ed.) (Aspen Publishers, 2006) (with Jesse Dukeminier & James Krier & Gregory Alexander ). [CU]
Reducing the Cost of New Housing Construction in New York City: 2005 Update (Center For Real Estate and Urban Policy, 2005) (with Jerry Salama & Jonathan Springer) (originally published in 1999). [CU]
Revitalizing America's Cities: Neighborhood Reinvestment and Displacement (State University of New York Press, 1983) (with Richard P. Nathan). [CU]
Books (Editor)
The Future of Healthcare Reform in the United States. (University of Chicago Press, 2015) (edited with Anup Malani).
Housing and Community Development In New York City: Facing The Future. (State University of New York Press, 1999). [CU]
Journal Articles
"The Condominium versus Cooperative Puzzle: An Empirical Analysis of Housing in New York City," 36 Journal of Legal Studies 275 (2007) (with Jonathan Miller & Ioan Voicu). [CU]
"Regulations and Housing Development: What We Know," 8 Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research 5 (2005). [CU]
"State of New York City's Housing and Neighborhoods: An Overview of Recent Trends," 9 Economic Policy Review 5 (2002) (with Glynis Daniels). [CU]
"Housing Production Subsidies and Neighborhood Revitalization: New York City's Ten-Year Capital Plan for Housing," 9 Economic Policy Review 71 (2002) (with Ingrid Gould Ellen, Amy Ellen Schwartz & Ioan Voicu). [CU]
"Revitalizing Inner-City Neighborhoods: New York City's Ten-Year Plan," 13 Housing Policy Debate 529 (2002) (with Ingrid Gould Ellen & Ioan Voicu). [CU]
"Building Homes, Revitalizing Neighborhoods: Spillovers from Subsidized Construction of Owner-Occupied Housing in New York City," 12 Journal of Housing Research 185 (2001) (with Ingrid Gould Ellen, Amy Ellen Schwartz & Scott Susin) (reprinted in Low-income Housing Ownership: Examining the Unexamined Goal, 2002). [CU]
"Principles to Guide Housing Policy at the Beginning of the New Millennium," 5 Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research 5 (2001) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"Changing Water and Sewer Finance: Distributional Impacts and Effects on the Viability of Affordable Housing," 67 Journal of the American Planning Association 420 (2001) (with Dick Netzer & Scott Susin). [CU]
"Housing and Neighborhood Turnover among Immigrant and Native-Born Households in New York City, 1991-1996," 10 Journal of Housing Research 209 (2000) (with Emily Rosenbaum). [CU]
"The Securitization of Debt and Equity in Real Estate: Prospects for Law in the Twenty-First Century," 32 John Marshall Law Review 269 (1999). [CU]
"Nativity Differences in Neighborhood Quality among New York City Households," 10 Housing Policy Debate 625 (1999) (with Emily Rosenbaum, Samantha Friedman & Hielke Buddelmeyer). [CU]
"The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988: The First Decade," 4 Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research 57 (1999) (with Samantha Friedman). [CU]
"The Use of Rental Housing Assistance by Immigrants in the United States and New York City," 10 Housing Policy Debate 443 (1999) (with Samantha Friedman & Emily Rosenbaum). [CU]
"Tribute to Curtis J. Berger", 99 Columbia Law Review 281 (1999). [CU]
"The Impact of the Capital Markets on Real Estate Law and Practice," 32 John Marshall Law Review 269 (1999). [CU]
"The Future of Public Housing," Wharton Real Estate Review __ (1998) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"An Economic Analysis of Housing Abandonment," 7 Journal of Housing Economics 287 (1998) (with Dennis P. Culhane, Benjamin P. Scafidi & Susan Wachter). [CU]
"The Housing Conditions of Immigrants in New York City," 9 Journal of Housing Research 201 (1998) (with Samantha Friedman & Emily Rosenbaum). [CU]
"Polarisation, Public Housing and Racial Minorities in US Cities," 35 Urban Studies 1889 (1998) (with William H. Carter & Susan Wachter). [CU]
"Assessing the Role of Community Development Corporations in Inner City Economic Development," 22 New York University Review of Law and Social Change 753 (1997). [CU]
"Local Enforcement of Laws Prohibiting Discrimination in Housing: The New York City Human Rights Commission," 23 Fordham Urban Law Journal 991 (1996). [CU]
"Housing Market Constraints and Spatial Stratification by Income and Race," 6 Housing Policy Debate 141 (1995) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"The Spatial Bias of Federal Housing Law and Policy: Concentrated Poverty in Urban America," 143 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1285 (1995) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"The Role of the Nonprofit Sector in Low Income Housing Production: A Comparative Perspective," 30 Urban Affairs Quarterly 74 (1994). [CU]
"Borrower and Neighborhood Racial and Income Characteristics and Financial Institution Mortgage Application Screening," 9 Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics 223 (1994) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"Race, the Underclass, and Public Policy (reviewing Douglas S. Massey & Nancy A. Denton, American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass, by Douglas S. Massey and Nancy A. Denton (1993))," 19 Law and Social Inquiry 433 (1994). [CU]
"A Tale of Two Cities: Racial and Ethnic Geographic Disparities in Home Mortgage Lending in Boston and Philadelphia," 4 Journal of Housing Research 245 (1993) (with Susan Wachter). [CU]
"Distressed Public Housing: Where Do We Go from Here?," 60 University of Chicago Law Review 497 (1993). [CU]
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"Uniformity or Diversity: Residential Real Estate Finance Law in the 1990's and the Implications of Changing Financial Markets," 64 Southern California Law Review 1261 (1991). [CU]
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"Introduction," in Ronald H. Coase (University of Chicago Law School, 2014). [CU]
"Reflecting on New York City's Housing Policy: 1987-2004," in Neighbourhood Renewal and Housing Markets: Community Engagement in the US and UK, Harris Beider ed. (Blackwell Publishing, 2007) (with Jerilyn Perine). [CU]
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"The Role of Cities in Providing Housing Assistance: A New York Perspective," in City Taxes, City Spending: Essays in Honor of Dick Netzer, Amy Ellen Schwartz & Alan Schwartz eds. (2004) (with Ingrid Gould Ellen, Amy Ellen Schwartz & Ioan Voicu). [CU]
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"Housing Conditions and Problems in New York City," in Housing and Community Development in New York City: Facing the Future, Michael H. Schill ed. (State University of New York Press, 1999) (with Benjamin P. Scafidi). [CU]
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Bankruptcy and Homeownership, (2002) (with R. Bachieva, Susan Wachter & Earl Warren).
Community Development Corporations and Welfare Reform: Linkages, Roles and Impacts, (2001) (with Ingrid Gould Ellen, D. Nathan & D. Wright).
Enforcing the Fair Housing Act: A Report to the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, (2000) (with Samantha Friedman).
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The NHL and NHLPA's latest negotiating session has dragged on for more than 12 hours and have resulted in "slow progress," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told the Star Tribune.
"We hope to continue meeting to resolve as many open issues as we possibly can in pursuit of an agreement," Daly added.
One area where there seems to have been movement on is the 2013-14 salary cap.
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For the 13th year, the Carson Valley Pops Orchestra presents its annual autumn concert Friday.
The concert is 7 p.m. in the CVIC Hall. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. to give guests an opportunity to bid on the many silent auction items.
Under the direction of Elizabeth Eubanks, the orchestra will perform a variety of pieces from contemporary American composers.
"The music is going to be a style they haven't heard before," principle trumpet Bob Masters said. "It's music we've never performed before.
The 25-member orchestra will play "Three American Folk Hymns" by K. Lee Scott, "Old Ironsides, Champion of the Seas" and "Blunderbuss Battles: Adventure on the High Seas."
"They're all kind of newer pieces," Masters said. "We have a theme of ships."
The Carson Valley Pops is an all-volunteer, non-profit orchestra, and is supported by donations from Douglas County, concert patrons, local business donations, and program advertising.
"The nicest thing about Minden is the attendance we get. It's standing room only," Masters said. "As a musician it's always nice to have more people in the audience than in the orchestra."
Silent auction items include, designer sunglasses, gift certificates for Tahoe Ridge Winery, Carson Valley Inn, A Wildflower and others.
Proceeds from the auction go toward the purchase of new sheet music.
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What is Aegis?
Apache CXF Web service framework provides the support of various databinding tools and one of them is Aegis. Aegis is a databinding API that performs mapping between Java objects and XML document. The CXF framework was derived from the XFire project where Aegis laid its foundation. XFire is now called as CXF. Aegis allows the developers to perform databinding with or without the use of annotations and through the use of external mapping file. The external mapping file enables developers to customize the data mapping and thereby gaining more control over the way mapping can be derived. The external mapping file configuration gives developer lot of flexibility as well in terms of data binding needs. In Web service parlance, data is called messages that are part of method parameters or return types. The mapping file allows you to customize bean and method names as well as method parameters and return types. Aegis can also be used in a standalone application outside of CXF environment.
Benefits of using Aegis
- Aegis's use of external mapping file give the developers more control and flexibility and enable them to customize the mapping based on their project needs.
- It keeps your Java classes clean. Unlike JAXB, there is no real need of providing annotations for your data binding needs. One can control the binding using the external mapping file
- Aegis can perform schema validation for incoming messages or request. The validation feature is part of Woodstox 4.x Stax parser that comes along with the latest CXF release.
- Aegis gives you the option of using annotations as well. So if you wish not to use external mapping file then annotations can be used for your data binding needs.
- Aegis can be used independently outside of CXF environment. Its a more independent databinding tool that laid its foundation as part of XFire project.
- An Aegis enabled Web service can be consumed by a non-Aegis client. The client application could be using JAXB or any other databinding tool and can still invoke Aegis based service.
- With Aegis you can specify binding at the service level. Unlike JAXB where bindings are more at the property and parameter level, Aegis can allow to specify a generic binding. For example, the
nillable=falsedefined at the service level will make sure that all the properties or parameters are not allowed null.
Sample illustration with code
I will illustrate the use of Aegis by taking a 'Create Course' use case of an online education system. As we know, with every education system, there are courses that are defined by the universities to be undertaken by the students. These courses can be categorized into different subject areas like management, art, science, mathematics etc. We will define a Web service function that will allow the course author to create the courses. To keep it simple, our function will simply display the course attributes on the console. Through this function, I will explain the application of Aegis and how you can control or customize the data binding. The customization will typically include changing the service method parameter name and the bean properties.
To visualize this better, you will develop a Web service named
CourseManager with a function called addCourse. The
addCourse method will take
Course bean as a parameter. The
Course bean will have two properties defined viz. code and name. Through Aegis external mapping file you will rename the method parameter and the bean properties and the results can be seen in the SOAP payload.
The operating environment will be Windows and Apache Maven will be used to perform build and execution. You will need the following dependencies in the Maven pom file:
Listing 1. Required Maven dependencies
<dependencies> <!-- Embedded Jetty server --> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.cxf</groupId> <artifactId>cxf-rt-transports-http-jetty</artifactId> <version>${cxf.version}</version> </dependency> <!-- Aegis databinding JAR --> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.cxf</groupId> <artifactId>cxf-rt-databinding-aegis</artifactId> <version>${cxf.version}</version> </dependency> </dependencies>
The complete workflow will be divided into the following steps
- Setting up the environment
- Develop a Web service interface and implementation class
- Develop a client and the server
- Build and execute
- Create a mapping file to customize data binding needs
- Build and execute to see the databinding changes
Setting up the environment
As a first step, you will need Apache CXF distribution for Windows platform. It can be downloaded from http://cxf.apache.org/download.html. You will download the latest CXF release 2.4.0. Once the distribution archive is downloaded, extract the same to the appropriate location say
C:\apache-cxf-2.4.0. You will then need Java version 6.0 and it can be downloaded from http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp. For the build purpose, you will use Apache Maven and it can be downloaded from http://maven.apache.org/download.html. Maven expects you to set
JAVA_HOME environment variable that will point to the folder where JDK is installed. Finally set the respective bin folders of each installation to the
PATH environment variable
Develop a Web service interface and implementation class
You will develop a simple POJO class
CourseManagerImpl and the interface
CourseManager. The interface will define a method
addCourse that takes
Course bean as a parameter. The implementation class will look like the following:
Listing 2. CourseManagerImpl implementation class
public class CourseManagerImpl implements CourseManager { public void addCourse(Course course) { System.out.println("Course code: " + course.getCode()); System.out.println("Course name: " + course.getName()); } }
As you see from the above code, there is no mention of
@Webservice annotation. What it means is you will use the CXF simple frontend to publish and consume
CourseManager Web service. The simple frontend allows the developer to code the Web service class without any annotations as a pure POJO. The
addCourse method simply prints the
course attributes on the console. Ofcourse, in reality you may want to provide logic to actually add the
course to the database. But as said earlier, we will keep it simple as our larger objective is to customize the Web service message parts using Aegis binding.
Develop a client and the server
First, you will develop a server that will publish the
CourseManager Web service. The server code looks like the following:
Listing 3. Server code
public final class Server { public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception { CourseManagerImpl implementor = new CourseManagerImpl(); ServerFactoryBean svrFactory = new ServerFactoryBean(); svrFactory.setAddress("http://localhost:9000/CourseManager"); svrFactory.setServiceBean(implementor); svrFactory.create(); System.out.println("Server ready..."); } }
The above server code is pretty simple and straightforward. The server is represented by
ServerFactoryBean class that is part of CXF's simple frontend API. Through this class, you will set the necessary properties like the Web service implementation class and the endpoint URL. The service implementation class will be
CourseManagerImpl and the endpoint URL will be
http://localhost:9000/CourseManager. The endpoint URL is where the
CourseManager Web service will be published. The
create method will start the embedded Jetty server on the port
The next step is to write the client code that will consume the
CourseManager Web service
Listing 4. Client code
public final class Client { public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception { ClientProxyFactoryBean factory = new ClientProxyFactoryBean(); factory.setServiceClass(CourseManager.class); factory.setAddress("http://localhost:9000/CourseManager"); factory.getOutInterceptors().add(new LoggingOutInterceptor()); CourseManager client = (CourseManager) factory.create(); Course course = new Course(); course.setCode("C01"); course.setName("English Grammer"); client.addCourse(course); } }
The client code is much similar to the server code. Except that here you will use the
LoggingOutInterceptor interceptor class to log the SOAP message on the console. This is needed so that you can view the changes in the SOAP message once we apply the Aegis binding.
Build and Execute
You will build the above illustrated code using Maven. The server and client classes are main Java applications that will be run in a seperate command window. Ofcourse you can use Maven java:exec goal to run them. First start the server and then run the client program. You will see the following SOAP message passed from the client to the server.
Figure 1. SOAP Payload
Let's look carefully at the SOAP message. The method name addCourse is wrapped in a SOAP body as an element. The method parameter Course bean is written as a child element to the <addCourse> element. This child element is named <arg0>. The child elements to <arg0> element are the attributes of the Course bean viz. <code> and <name>.
You will now tweak the SOAP message by renaming these element names to make it more meaningful. Here is where you will apply Aegis binding to your
CourseManager Web service. You will see that in the next step.
Create a mapping file to customize data binding needs
In this step, you will customize the SOAP elements using Aegis databinding. Since the element <arg0> represents our Course bean, let's rename this to <course> instead of <arg0>. You will also rename the <code> and <name> elements to <courseCode> and <courseName> respectively. You will use Aegis external mapping file to perform these element customization. Aegis comes with the concept of external mapping file where you can specify different customizations as per your binding needs.
First step is to rename the element <arg0> to <course>. Since the said element represents a Course bean which is a parameter to a addCourse service method, you will write a mapping file for our
CourseManager service. The nomenclature for the mapping file is
<classname>.aegis.xml. The mapping file must be placed alongside the mapped class in that same package. So the following
CourseManager.aegis.xml will be part of demo.cxf.aegis package.
Listing 5. CourseManager.aegis.xml mapping file
<mappings> <mapping name="CourseManager"> <method name="addCourse"> <parameter index="0" mappedName="course" nillable='false' /> </method> </mapping> </mappings>
The above mapping file is simple to understand. The mapping name
CourseManager indicates that you are mapping a
CourseManager Web service. The method addCourse has one parameter which is Course bean and the parameter index is 0. So rename this zeroth index parameter to
course when performing marshalling. This will ensure that the element <arg0> will be renamed to <course>. The
nillable=false means the parameter cannot be null.
You will now rename the SOAP elements <code> and <name> that were part of <arg0> element. You will write another mapping file that will now map the
Course bean, as its attributes needs to be renamed during binding. The following
Course.aegis.xml file will be part of
demo.cxf.aegis package.
Listing 6. Course.aegis.xml mapping file
<mappings> <mapping name="Course"> <property name="code" mappedName="courseCode" nillable='false' /> <property name="name" mappedName="courseName" nillable='false' /> </mapping> </mappings>
The above mapping file maps the
Course bean and renames its marshalled parameter
code and
name to
courseCode and
courseName. With this you have successfully defined the binding rules for
CourseManager Web service and the
Course bean
Finally, you will need to add the Aegis capability to client and the server code.
Listing 7. Added Aegis databinding to the server code
. . . CourseManagerImpl implementor = new CourseManagerImpl(); ServerFactoryBean svrFactory = new ServerFactoryBean(); svrFactory.setAddress("http://localhost:9000/CourseManager"); svrFactory.setServiceBean(implementor); svrFactory.getServiceFactory().setDataBinding(new AegisDatabinding()); svrFactory.create(); System.out.println("Server ready..."); } }
Listing 8. Added Aegis databiniding to the client code
. . . ClientProxyFactoryBean factory = new ClientProxyFactoryBean(); factory.setServiceClass(CourseManager.class); factory.setAddress("http://localhost:9000/CourseManager"); factory.getServiceFactory().setDataBinding(new AegisDatabinding()); . . . } }
Build and execute to see the databinding changes
Build the revised code and you will see the following output.
Figure 2. SOAP Payload after applying Aegis databinding
The above SOAP payload now looks more meaningful. After applying Aegis data binding, you can see the element <arg0> changed to <course> and the child elements <code> and <name> changed to <courseCode> and <courseName> respectively.
With Aegis binding, you can do lot of things apart from just renaming the SOAP payload elements. You can make an element as an attribute and make method parameter or bean properties nillable or not nillable. You can also add namespaces to element and attributes. You can also specify whether to serialize a certain bean property or not. Apart from all this, you can also provide custom types over the default Aegis types to perform mapping.
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Image: Former National School Building
This building (on left) housed the former William Street National School and its successors.
- Photographer:
- Carl Bento
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- Location:
- William Street, Sydney.
In 1851 a single storey building on this site, comprising two classrooms and a central room, was completed as one of forty-four national schools established between 1848 and 1851. Various alterations to the William Street school were made over time and the northern wing was altered about 1892 to create a second storey and to add the Gothic north end bay containing an entry and stairway. The next major change to the building occurred in 1951 when it was taken over by the Child Welfare Department. The site was released for use by the Australian Museum in 1971 and by 1975 was used to accommodate the anthropological staff and collections. To accommodate this new function extensive modifications were made including the installation of air conditioning, bricking up windows and the construction of a lift. Today some of these modifications have been removed, some original features restored and the Museum continues to use the historic 'Night Parrot' (as the building has been named) as a combined function and office space.
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"Perhaps I'll put some toe cheese on a Ritz. Everything tastes better on a Ritz."
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A "delicious" snack enjoyed by King of the Freetards and neckbeard with severe hygiene issues, Richard Stallman.
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"Honey, let's go on the Jerry Springer show."
While that sentence might normally raise any number of red flags, it could have a more benign meaning in the Duluth area these days.
The man whose TV show is notorious for its racy topics and brawling guests has teamed up with another television institution: The Price is Right. As the Duluth News Tribune reports, Springer will host a live version of the venerable game show at the DECC next month.
The pairing is actually not new. Springer's touring edition of the show has been around for a couple of years, with extended runs in Las Vegas and Branson. Last year a reviewer at Atlantic City Insiders praised the show, saying Springer brings to it "a great wit and slightly edgy perspective."
As a segment on biography.com attests, Springer's career is more wide-ranging than some may realize — encompassing law school at Northwestern University and a stint as mayor of Cincinnati.
But, of course, we know him best as the host of The Jerry Springer Show, which is gearing up for its 23rd season. And if you're involved in a bisexual affair … or are a hot stripper with drama at the club, they'd like to hear from you.
If, on the other hand, you're just a Minnesotan who wants to watch The Price is Right be forewarned that winning the Showcase Showdown actually comes at a pretty high price — at least up front. ABC News reported last month on the hefty tax bite that accompanies game show winnings.


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Brenden Morrow will wear number 10.
Tanner Glass will switch to number 15.
Dustin Jeffrey will change to number 17.
One last note on the Morrow-for-Morrow deal I found very interesting. It's clear the Penguins have been trying to completely retool Joe Morrow's defensive-zone game all season long. It's very telling to see how Morrow described that process in a quote on the Dallas Stars team website …
"I definitely struggled the first half of the season trying to find my place and find positives in what I was doing. They nitpicked my game so hard in the defensive zone that I had to change a lot of things."
Let's be honest. Up until Sunday, it was reported that Morrow was the Pens number-one prospect. But it doesn't sound like Morrow was quick to get the Pens' system. Also, backhanding the team that drafted you isn't such a smooth move. Can't wait for a Pens-Stars game next season.
After the jump Iginla rumors still alive for some reason.
Some French guy tweeted this out:
Source confirms the @penguins are "still in" on the Jarome Iginla sweepstakes. #NHL
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If there is one thing evident, it is the Pens do not want to mess with the makeup of the team. Trading for Iginla would do that. But that doesn't mean Shero can't say he is in just to dick around other GMs. Pierre LeBrun is saying the Pens are still in, as well. The whole Iginla thing is bizarre anyway. Good read on Puck Daddy about it.
Pens sent invoices to 2013-2014 season-ticket holders. Prices have gone up 4%. The Ducks are raising theirs 4.1%. Lockout, shmockout.
Dave Lozo at NHL.com has broken down some numbers, and it looks like Chicago's winning streak bests the Pens'. Have to say we agree. Patrick Kane sucks.
Dr. Mirtle looked at the moneyball-ization the Pens are doing with player personnel. Advanced statistics 24/7 now.
SI.com did some playoff predictions back on March 15. They probably want a mulligan now.
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Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
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A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
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