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The Spirit Awards, which are the independent film world's equivalent of the Oscars, announced its nominees for 2012 Tuesday. Wauwatosa native Michael Raisler is the producer of one of the best picture nominees, "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
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Lyman Enrollment Dips to 351
Lyman Enrollment Dips to 351
Enrollment at Lyman School is down 16 students from the start of the school year approximately six weeks ago.
Superintendent Douglas Eppard told the Lyman School Board Monday night that as of Friday, Sept. 30 351 students were enrolled. "That's nine fewer kids since last month's board meeting," said Mr. Eppard. "But, it is where I thought we might be."
The last day of September is the day schools across the state record enrollment numbers to be used for school funding. Schools may use the actual number or if it is lower than the previous year, it can be averaged with the number from last year to determine the Average Daily Attendance.
Lyman had 370 students enrolled last year.. According to Mr. Eppard, it would be in the best interest of the school to take a two-year average. The adjusted enrollment number will be submitted to the state will be 360.
If nothing changes in current school funding, Lyman will receive about $130,000 less in state funding based on this enrollment number stated the superintendent.
Superintendent Eppard reported on the recent Impact Aid Conference he attended in Washington, DC. While there he learned that due to the number of students enrolled at Lyman that live on tax exempt lands such as the Lower Brule Reservation, Lyman is now classified a Significantly Impacted School which should result in more Federal Impact Aid dollars.
Follow the rest of the story in this weeks issue of the Lyman County Herald
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and for spwra gaap eps is about .45 which is only about 1/4 of the 1.6 non-gaap eps yahoopla is listng w/o clarifying that it's listing a non-gaap number
The non-Gaap 2010 estimate is earnings before items. The Gaap eps estimate is the actual earnings number that foes to the bottom line. If the Gaap earnings for the year are $75M than that's how much the company actually increases in value which is how return on equity is calulated.Non-GAAP $1.35-1.65GAAP $0.25-0.55
SPWR confirmed guidance of $1.45-1.65/share for FY 2010 just a couple weeks ago on cc.
got a link to numbers you are referring too ? I see none of them in yahoopla
As long as earnings are stated whether they are GAAP or non-GAAP (most companies report both), neither is more legitimate than the other.
The purpose of the different accounting systems would seem to be to confuse everyone. Sort of like two classes of stock, and one director from the Bush, FERC & Enron era, and others who one might guess wouldn't be comfortable with that era. Hardly boring.


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Your opinions? Re: gifted program 1st grade
Does anyone else think this is not a great use of resources? Or no big deal?
How do you know the kids' ages? Are they friends of yours?
Our gifted program went by IQ, does yours go by how well they are doing in class?
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our school goes by how well they do, not IQ
This is partly the reason people red shirt- advantages behavoiral, academic and athletic. What can you do- make sthe othre kids look behind I guess but shoudl even out eventually.
Gifted programs are generally based on IQ, not on classroom achievment. And sometimes, kids with advanced IQs are slower in some areas - like social development, so it isn't unreasonable for that to happen.
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I don't see the problem. Are you upset that your child isn't being pulled out, or something?
My kids have done various pull out things in the younger grades. I think it is wonderful that your school is educating EVERYONE and not just to those right in the middle, or below. There are plenty of reasons to start school at 6. We went back and forth with sending our summer baby son, and he has struggled with immaturity the whole time. I would still glady hold him back a grade if his teachers felt it would benefit him. If I had it to do over again, I would start him at 6.
I am all for any child getting "more" education when it is not being supplied by their class for whatever reason. The gifted teacher at my son's school says that the majority of the kids she has in her program are really smart and working above grade level, but truly "gifted" children are few and far between. Schools are so dumbed down now that IMHO the old "normal" is now the new "gifted". It's not as if there are "gifted" kids out there who aren't able to get in the program because there are too many "smart" kids in it, kwim?
I would rather the program be used for those who need "some" more, so that it is in turn available for those who NEED it. The same with the Special Needs class. If it isn't being used, it gets cut. If the kids quailfy under the school's rules, then I see no problem with them using it.
Shouting poetic truths of high school journal keepers.
I just think its great that your school gives the challenge to the kids that need it. It doesnt matter to me whether they are kids that were red-shirted or not. People red-shirt for their own reasons and do what is best for their child, fine with me. It just happens to be in your ds's class that the kids that are ahead are the red-shirted kids.
My ds has a Feb birthday so he is one of the oldest kids in his first grade class with a Dec 1st cutoff. He is well ahead of grade and we dont have gifted testing here until 2nd or 3rd grade. His teacher is awesome and gives him challenge math, challenge spelling etc. I think however they can work it is so that all the kids are getting a good education is awesome.


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While the sports world struggles to come to terms with the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, Tour de France organizers unveiled a mountainous route for the 100th edition of the world's greatest cycling race on Wednesday (October 24). But with nine of the last 14 title wins wiped out because of doping, it remains to be seen how much credibility this year's race will retain. Seven of those titles belonged to Armstrong, who was stripped of his 1999-2005 victories when the International Cycling Union ratified the United States Anti-Doping Agency's decision to nullify the American's results from August 1998 onward. In a passionate outburst during the ceremony, director Christian Prudhomme, said the sport will come out stronger after the ordeal. "The Tour de France is part of our heritage, it brings together people of all ages, and all conditions, it is venerated, it has social values. The Tour de France will be stronger than doping and stronger than the cheats - which is also attacking other sporting disciplines. Doping is the enemy," Prudhomme said. Next year's route is expected to suit top climbers with Spain's Contador and Briton Chris Froome the likely favourites, while defending champion Bradley Wiggins might find it tough to contain the attackers throughout.
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Our Fantasy guys here at CBSSports.com go a great job of projecting stats to give you an idea of how to run your drafts.
I love all the work they put into it. It's time-consuming, but it's done with you guys in mind, a way to give you a starting point when you gather to pick your teams.
But just to balance their numbers out, I was asked to look over their projections and find some numbers that I thought were either too high or too low. So I picked 20 players and 20 stats I disagree with, and I'll explain my reasoning for each player.
So print and save and see how I do. I might just help you win your fantasy league.
Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers | Projection: 37 TD passes
I predict: He gets to at least 40 and could top the 45 he threw in 2011. He has a lot of weapons outside and the threat of Eddie Lacy will open up those downfield play-action shots. After the injury of 2013, he will come back in a big way this season, and the TD passes will go up.
Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson | Projection: 430.5 rushing yards
I predict: That number is lower. I think as Wilson matures and grows in the pocket, his rushing numbers will go down. Even when he's outside of it, he will be better keeping his head up and making throws. That yardage number is way too high.
San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick | Projection: 27 TD passes
I predict: I just don't see it. He threw 21 last season, but that's a big jump to 27. He would have to show me a lot more from inside the pocket for that to be a reality.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Doug Martin | Projection: 1,212.5 rushing yards
I predict: I initially put him on this list thinking he wouldn't get to that number. But with the injury to Charles Sims , I think he will now. Sims, who is out 12 weeks or so after breaking his ankle, was the talk of camp. He was going to get carries. Now it's all Martin, which is why that rushing total might be low.
New England Patriots RB James White | Projection: 462.5 yards rushing
I predict: This fourth-round pick from Wisconsin has really impressed in camp. He should take away carries from Stevan Ridley . He can also be effective in the passing game. I think he gets to 700 yards rushing as a rookie.
Houston Texans RB Arian Foster | Projection: 1,136.5 rushing yards
I predict: No way. He is breaking down as a back and the Texans have some younger backs -- Alfred Blue -- who they like a lot. In this system, Foster might not have the same type of success either. And the passing game won't be good. Add it all up, and his numbers won't be that good.
Arizona Cardinals RB Andre Ellington | Projection: 985 rushing yards
I predict: That he will get at least 1,200 yards. I know he will be used in the passing game a lot, but he's going to be the primary runner. I think that will lead to a lot of big plays in the running game.
San Diego Chargers TE Ladarius Green | Projection: 47.5 receptions
I predict: He will go way over that. Why? By midseason, he will be the team's top tight end. All those catches predicted to go to Antonio Gates will go to Green. He is a dangerous down-the-field threat.
Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones | Projection: 10.5 TD catches
I predict: That number will be more in the 15 range. Jones is one of the best receivers in the game, and means so much to the deep passing game of the Falcons. He was on pace for a huge season before he got hurt in 2013. I think he will bounce back and put up bigger numbers than expected. Touchdown catches is one of them.
Cardinals WR Michael Floyd | Projection: Seven TD catches
I predict: That is way too low. Floyd is the go-to guy in Arizona now. He is their No. 1, not Larry Fitzgerald . I think he catches 85 passes and has 12 touchdown catches. Watching him in camp, he's so much more refined as a route runner. And he's faster after losing some weight.
New Orleans Saints WR Kenny Stills | Projection: 44 catches
I predict: That is way too low. He is in his second season after averaging 20 yards per catch as a rookie. He will understand coverage more, and that will make him a better overall receiver, not just a deep threat. I know the Saints are excited about rookie Brandin Cooks , but Stills will get 65 catches. Watch.
St. Louis Rams WR Kenny Britt | Projection: 4.5 TD catches
I predict: I see a lot more. Britt, who has had issues in his career with the Tennessee Titans , seems to have been re-born with the Rams. He always had the talent. It was just a matter of playing up to it. I say he ends up with 10 touchdown catches.
Indianapolis Colts TE Dwayne Allen | Projection: 46 catches
I predict: I see 65 for him -- at least. The Colts were counting on him for big things before he went down last preseason and missed the entire season. He isn't a speed guy, but he knows how to get open. And he's tough.
Bucs TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins | Projection: 30 catches
I predict: That's way too low. Even on a team with Vincent Jackson and Mike Evans outside, I think this rookie will get to 50 catches. The coaches were raving about him when I was there. He is big and can move.
Miami Dolphins WR Mike Wallace | Projection: 5.5 TD catches
I predict: He gets closer to 10. He has been with quarterback Ryan Tannehill for a year now and that will help. Plus, I think Miami will make getting big shots down the field a priority of the offense and Tannehill will be better with the deep passes.
Jacksonville Jaguars QB Blake Bortles | Projection: Nine TD passes
I predict: He doubles that. I know the supposed plan is for him to sit, but I just don't see it. He will play early, and while he will make his mistakes he will also make plays -- including throwing touchdown passes.
Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch | Projection: 1,198 rushing yards
I predict: He gets right to about 1,000, and that's it. Why? I think he's slowing down for one. I also think they will take carries away from him this season and give them to the younger backs.
New York Giants RB Rashad Jennings | Projection: 937 rushing yards
I predict: That's too low. I think he will get more than the 215 carries he's projected to get, which will help up his total. He is their starter and it makes sense for him to get closer to 275 carries.
Philadelphia Eagles QB Nick Foles | Projection: 4,512 passing yards
I predict: Can we slow down on him some? Yes, he had a good season in 2013. And Chip Kelly's offense was impressive. But can he do it again? Even if he plays well, I think that total is high by about 500 yards.
Cincinnati Bengals RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis | Projection: 301 rushing yards
I predict: I think that's high because I am not sure he's even going to make the team. With Giovani Bernard and Jeremy Hill locks in front of him, he will have to beat out Rex Burkhead , who the Bengals really like.
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Skip to comments.Knowing What You Know Now, Would You Have Backed Romney From The Primary?
Posted on 10/16/2012 10:52:22 AM PDT by SarahPalin2012
Or would you have still backed Cain/Gingrich/Santorum/Christie/Palin (whoever your choice was from before or during the primary). I think it's an interesting question. Mitt wasn't my first choice, but am glad that he is doing so well. Would you now prefer Mitt over another who may or may not have done as well? Of course, I myself am a completely committed supporter of Mitt Romney since the primary was decided.
No. I try not to sell out my principles.
I didn't prefer him....I ultimately didn't prefer ANY of the flawed candidates that showed up and actually lasted to near the end.
Nonetheless, I will vote for him - against Obama. If we do not, we are lost.
I REALLY got on the MITT Bandwagon when he picked Paul Ryan as his VP. GREAT PICK!
No, I would have still had supported, in order, Palin, Cain, and Gingrich.
Hard to say because whoever got the nomination would have my support against Obama.
IF Romney wins I'm good with it, but I enjoyed every front runner, Cain, Gingrich, Bachman (was she a frontrunner)? All were better than Obama.
All I know is fortunately Perry was weeded out due to his inability to debate. Debating skills are all-important.
Would not have backed Romney.
Still don't support Romney.
However, I will hold my nose and vote for him as the lesser of two evils.
No. I'll vote for him because the alternative is worse. But I still don't like him. I don't trust him. I don't think he has a single political position that he hasn't changed at least once. And regardless of who wins in three weeks I'm looking forward to backing a conservative candidate in the Republican presidential primaries in 2016.
NO! I won't for that flip-flopping liberal - either back then or in November. Heck, I'm not even early voting!
Why? I can't stand Mitt Happens. He's no conservative. He's a RINO with the R beside his name.
Uh.. those last two...
They didn't run. Did you know?
what a stupid question. what's your point?
That's as dumb as a Biden answer. So if you don't get your preferred candidate in the primary, and support the eventual nominee, that's selling out your principles? That's being a crybaby and acting juvenile.
If you want optics Romney is the best. Not as good a talker as Gingrich but smooth, tall, in good shape, handsome along the Reagan line. He also comes across positive.
I don't really care if he wins.
Mitt Happens is Obama with a lighter tan. They don't disagree on much.
I think we'll see that tonight on foreign policy.
Romney thinks it's A-OK for abortions for "health of the mom."
Romney thinks it's A-OK for embryos to be "donated" to "research." (Wow, what a euphemism!)
Romney thinks it's A-OK for incest perpetrators to cover up their crimes by aborting the results of their crimes.
No. I didn't trust Romney then, and I don't particularly trust Romney now. Not one single bit. There's nothing in his background or record to give me a shred of confidence.
But I want Obama to lose. I want him to be seen as a LOSER. I want his agenda discredited. There's a great psychological value in all that, which could last years. And hopefully help to prevent his loathsome brand of marxist/redistributionist anti-Americanism from making a comeback anytime soon.
No. To think that we could have had a much better candidate and had to settle for Mitt due to open primaries and the GOP-e still bothers me.
It don't matter He is the nominee!!!
I'd say rebuilding our navy, reversing defense cuts, backing Israel, standing up to Russia and China- are damn BIG differences.
Even Snarlin Arlen Spector would have been a better President than BArry Zerobama... and he was a turncoat and a moron..
Great Line Up
Being in a swing state,if Osama Obama saw your post and was able to contact you he'd invite you to visit the Oval Office where he'd offer to perform an unnatural act on you...right in that little kitchen down the hall.
Absolutely not. I'm voting total Conservative on the entirety of the ticket - writing in or voting third party where applicable.
Conservatives were sold out by the Ruling Class, I refuse to be bullied or forced into voting for the presented choices of a Democrat Socialist or an Anti-Colonial Marxist.
If the country wants Leftists to run the oligarchy - they can vote for it without my help.
No. Willard was last on my list. Ron Paul was next to last on my list...
What am I supposed to know now?
Dude, please read the whole question. It says "before or during the primary" -- most of us had preferences before anyone was actually running.
In the last debate, replace Mitt with Newt.
But Romney has redeemed himself and calmed any fears I may have had.
Romney held his own, gained ground and has the enemy surrounded.
What will a cornered rat do?
THAT'S the question.
Gingrich comes across WAY more positive than Romney. He had a definitive vision for America that was something you wanted to follow and help make happen.
But time has a way of putting perspective on what is important.
I still do not like Romney and do not trust him, BUT between the disaster brewing in the middle east and our own impending economic disaster which candidate is more likely to keep freedom and liberty intact when the whole world goes crazy? And it IS going to go crazy within the next 4 years.
Romney is no absolute guarantee, but there's a much better chance we will still have a Constitution after his term rather than a guarantee we will not with Obama.
Mormons also as a generaization believe in preparing for bad times and in defense when necessary. Aside from my beliefs as a Christian about his mortal soul, we are choosing a President not a pastor.
So the choice is clear. If we want an economy and if I want to be able to feed the family and still have a home a couple of years from now Romney is it.
Nine months ago I would have said there's not a dime's worth of difference between Romney and Obama. Today I know that the 9cents worth of difference is enough for me to work for Romney and for O's defeat.
The primaries are like family squabbles. Hot and fierce within the family but when outsiders put their nose in everybody lines up (or should) to give them a good a** kicking. I cannot think of a single Republican I would not prefer over what's in the White House and running the Federal executive agencies now. Guess that makes me a YDR: Yellow Dog Republican.
No. Romney is better then I had hoped but he was not my first choice. Or my second or third or fourth come to that.
I was actually a strong backer of Perry from the beginning. Looking at the vicious tactics used by the obama team, the media and the left — I don't think Perry would have been able to out debate obama. He's probably too nice. I'm glad things turned out as they did.
Initially I was hoping Palin would run. When she demured, I supported Perry until it became obvious he was out of his depth. Then I supported Newt. I still think Newt has the best understanding of the issues and the best solutions. But in based on the current situation, I don't think Newt or any of them (except maybe Palin) would be doing as well as Romney is now. In other words they probably would lose. So while my heart says otherwise, my head says it worked out for the best.
Cain. Or Newt (arrgh).
Romney is still just a vote against Obama.
IF he keeps those promises. I don't think anything will change in 2013 with a Romney White House. If it does - I will be pleasantly surprised. But I follow what the guy will do - not what he says.
Talk on the campaign trail is cheap and is mainly for the gullible. My attitude towards Mitt Happens is - "verify, then trust."
I'm still right - conservatives have abandoned principle because they're hungry for a win. I'm not sanguine and still have mine.
Yes, but I couldn't have known it. But what I could have known if I had thought about it, was what someone posted recently: Mitt was too clean to be blackmailed and too rich to be bought and something else I dont recall right now. At this point, I think that counts for a lot, because his position on an issue could change in our favor, but his incorruptibility is permanent.
He's still a liberal and despite the fantasies of him being a great conservative, he will end up disappointing a lot of people.
To add, the RINO faction that was pushing for Romney all along are the same scum that have records of pushing for open-borders/amnesty, cap-and-trade idiocy, homo-marriage, and buddied up with the media to backstab and character-assassinate Palin. In other words, people that I would gladly like to see dead.
It makes for quite a mental barrier as to whether or not I can get myself to actually pull the lever for Romney. I've never stated what I will do on election day, because I genuinely don't know, and probably won't until the day arrives.
Herman Cain was my choice until he was run off by the big shots in the RNC, I'll vote for Mitt but not real happy with, Hussein has to go!!!
I NEVER want a proved Socialist at the top of the Republican ticket.
That said, I'll take the somewhat less Socialist guy from our party over the excessively Socialist guy from their party.
Both make me want to puke.
0bamaRomneyCare is an inexcusable usurpation of Freedom no matter it's parentage.
Romney was probably my 4-5th choice in the primary. To be honest, I don't remember who I voted for in the primary; I think Cain had dropped out by my turn. I think I voted for Newt. That being said, it's never occurred to me NOT to vote for Romney in November. I don't trust him a whole lot, but at least there's no question whether or not he loves this country. Can't say the same for Obama.
Last I heard, his position was to allow abortion to "save the life of the mom," not "the health of the mom."
Which is a huge difference. I don't personally see how any reasonable person can oppose abortion when the alternative is that the mother will die, and in many such cases the baby will also die. Sometimes very unpleasant decisions must be made. No good option.
Given how many times it's changed, I wonder if Romney knows what his present position is.
Obviously, if "life of the mother" were the law there would suddenly be a massive outbreak of pregnancy situtation requiring the baby to be aborted to save the life of the mother. But that wouldn't make the law wrong, only those who misused it.
My first choice was probably Gingrich, but while he was an effective speaker, he proved unable to organize and run a presidential campaign.
Romney is a good organizer, I'll give him that. While I feel slightly better about voting for Mitty now than I did at the end of the primaries, I'm still not entirely sold.
It's pretty clear that if elected he'll govern as that most dreaded of beasts - a GOP "moderate." Whether that's going to get it done, considering the massive problems we face, well I have my doubts.
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Typically, HTTP is an unreliable protocol to use for delivering Web service messages. So when you need more reliability, you might need an alternative protocol. And increasingly, existing or new JMS applications are being written to handle SOAP message payloads. WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus both support the use of JMS to deliver Web service messages to provide greater reliability and the ability to integrate with JMS applications that use the SOAP protocol.
This support is provided as a Web service binding that you can apply to WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus module exports (the points at which services are provided) and imports (the points at which services are invoked). You can configure the binding to use either HTTP or JMS to transport SOAP messages. When an export with a Web service binding is wired to a component, the run time automatically handles the Web services protocol and translation of the SOAP message into the form required by the component. Similarly, when a component is wired to an import with a Web service binding, the run time automatically handles the invocation of the Web service.
When SOAP over JMS is selected for the Web service binding, the WebSphere Application Server default JMS provider—also known as the Service Integration Bus (SIBus) JMS provider—is used to create the necessary resources to provide or invoke the Web service.
WebSphere Integration Developer lets integration developers easily build and invoke a Web service using SOAP over JMS without writing complicated code. The Web service resource Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) names are automatically generated by WebSphere Integration Developer using the SIBus JMS provider.
Software requirements
To follow along with this article, you need the following software installed on your machine:
- WebSphere Integration Developer V6.02 or V6.1
- WebSphere Process Server V6.02 or V6.1, or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V6.02 or V6.1
The examples have been developed and tested with both versions 6.02 and 6.1. The downloadable project interchange files are provided from WebSphere Integration Developer V6.1.
Messaging models
JMS applications interact in one of two ways:
- Point to point: When there are two applications that interact directly, the messaging model is called point to point, and the JMS resource that's used is a queue.
- Publish/subscribe: When there's an independent set of applications producing information and another set consuming that information, the messaging model is publish/subscribe, and the JMS resource that's used is a topic.
Both point to point and publish/subscribe messaging models are demonstrated by example applications so you can understand which JMS JNDI resources you need to build Web services with SOAP over JMS in WebSphere Integration Developer.
The automatically generated JNDI names and their corresponding resources are used for the point-to-point messaging model. To use the publish/subscribe messaging model, the JNDI names and their corresponding resources have to be reconfigured in both the deployment descriptor and Admin Console.
Application scenario for the point-to-point messaging model
This scenario demonstrates a Web service provided by a module that uses the SOAP over JMS Web service binding and is invoked by another module that uses the same binding. In this case, the point-to-point messaging model is used where the sender and receiver of messages use the same JMS destination. One JMS destination is used for request messages and one for response messages, as illustrated in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Example of the point-to-point scenario using SOAP over JMS binding
Figure 1 shows an example of the use of SOAP over JMS with the point-to-point messaging model. The Web service application WSJMSBackEndService includes an export with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding and a Java component. The export handles Web service processing on receiving and sending SOAP over JMS messages, and invokes the Java component via its interface. The Java component provides the implementation of the back-end service; it's unaware that the SOAP over JMS protocol is being used to invoke it.
The WSJMSMessageSender application has an import with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding, which invokes the WSJMSBackEndService by putting messages on the request destination and reading messages from the reply destination. Request messages indicate the response destination using the JMSReplyTo header field when required.
Create a Web service with SOAP over JMS for point-to-point messaging
First you create a library with shared interfaces, which the applications in this
article use. This library has one interface, called
CustomerService, with three operations. Follow these steps to create
an interface and a business object (BO) in WebSphere Integration Developer:
- To create a library in the business integration perspective, select New >
Library to bring up a wizard, then type
MyLibraryas the name. Click Finish.
- To create a BO in MyLibrary, select Data Type > New > Business Object.
Enter data in the fields as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. An example of BO with five fields
- To create an interface called in MyLibrary, right-click
Interface > New, and enter
CustomerServiceas the name in the wizard. Click Finish.
- Create three operations in
CustomerService, as shown in Figure 3 (see a larger version of Figure 3).
Figure 3. An example of Interface with three operations
CustomerService interface is used by Service
Component Architecture (SCA) components in the example applications.
Now follow the next steps to create a Web service with SOAP over JMS implemented by a Java component in WebSphere Integration Developer:
- Create a new module clicking File >
New Module and entering
WSJMSBackEndServiceas the module name in the wizard. Click Finish.
- Create a SOAP over JMS export by dragging the Export icon into the assembly diagram and generating a Web service SOAP over JMS binding with the default settings.
- Create a Java component called
HandleRequestwith the interface
- Wire up the BackEndSOAPJMSExport and the HandleRequest component, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. WSJMSBackEndService application
- Right-click the HandleRequest component to generate the implementation. Listing 1 shows an example of the implementation code.
Listing 1. Snippet of the implementation of HandleRequest
public DataObject getCustomerInfo(String id) { ServiceManager serviceManager = ServiceManager.INSTANCE; BOFactory bof = (BOFactory) serviceManager .locateService("com/ibm/websphere/bo/BOFactory"); if( bof == null ) System.out.println("bof == null"); DataObject myData = bof.create("http://MyLibrary/data/ibm/com", "CustomerInfo"); System.out.println("Creating a CustomerInfo object with soap/jms -------"); myData.setString("id", id); myData.setString("firstName", "Lisa"); myData.setString("lastName", "Frank"); Date shipDate = new Date(); myData.setDate("shipDate", shipDate); myData.setInt("quantity", 40); System.out.println("the created customerInfo is returned: "); printCustomerInfo(myData); return myData; }
printCustomerInfo(myData)is a private function that prints out the value of the
- View the export binding properties by selecting BackEndSOAPJMSExport from
the assembly diagram, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Web Service SOAP over JMS export binding properties
The address property includes these JMS resources:
- Message type
- Destination
- Connection factory
The values of these resources are automatically generated and stored in the BackEndSOAPJMSExport_CustimerServiceJmsPort.wsdl file under MyLibrary when a SOAP over JMS binding is generated in WebSphere Integration Developer. The destination is used to receive request messages. The connection factory is used to connect to the JMS provider (in this case the SIBus JMS provider) and to access the destination.
Now you can save and build the WSJMSBackEndService project:
- Export the WSJMSBackEndService project into an .ear file, WSJMSBackEndService.ear, and install it from the Admin Console.
- Install the WSJMSBackEndService.ear file from the Admin Console, taking the default settings for each step. You might need to start the installed application from the Admin Console manually.
The implementation of the Web service SOAP over JMS binding, when used for an export, uses a message-driven bean (MDB) to receive request messages. This MDB and the resources required are created during the installation process using the JMS resources above and the SIBus JMS provider. The resources created include the JMS activation specification shown in Figure 6 (see a larger version of Figure 6) and the connection factory that's used for both request and response messages in Figure 7 (see a larger version of Figure 7).
Figure 6. Activation specification created for the export MDB
Figure 7. JNDI resources for both request and response connection factories
Create a client application for the point-to-point messaging model
In WebSphere Integration Developer, you can create a Web service client application by using an import with a Web Service SOAP over JMS binding:
- Create a new module called
- Navigate to BackEndSOAPJMSExport_CustimerServiceJmsPort under MyLibrary in the business integration perspective.
- Drag the BackEndSOAPJMSExport _CustomerServiceJmsPort and drop it into the assembly diagram.
- In the resulting dialog box, select the Import with Web Service Binding
option to create a CustomerServiceImport1, as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8. Example of creating the MessageSender application
- View the Binding properties of the import by selecting the
CustomerServiceImport1 in the assembly diagram, as shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9. SOAP over JMS import binding property
Note: This address property is the same as the export's SOAP over JMS binding address property shown in Figure 5.
destination in an import is for sending SOAP over JMS request messages.
connectionFactory in an import is used to connect to the JMS provider (in this case the SIBus JMS provider) and to access the request and reply destinations.
When the module is deployed, there are no JMS JNDI resources created for the import, because it uses the referenced export resources.
Test the WS SOAP over JMS import application with the test module
You can test the WSJMSMessageSender from WebSphere Integration Developer using the test module capability. This assumes that you've configured a WebSphere Process Server or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus run time in the server configuration:
- Start the server from WebSphere Integration Developer.
- Add the WSJMSMessageSender project to the server.
- Right-click WSJMSMessageSender to test the module.
- Select an operation to test, such as getCustomerInfo, and enter the value for the ID parameter.
- Click the Run button to invoke the
getCustomerInfoin the WSJMSBackEndService. The
getCustomerInfofunction is called as shown in the console window. The
CustomerInfoobject is returned and displayed in the test window, as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10. Test module and invocation results
You can also test the WSJMSMessageSender project without installing it first, because the test installs and starts the WSJMSMessageSender if it hasn't already been installed.
Application scenario for the publish/subscribe messaging model
When using the publish/subscribe model, many applications might be receiving request messages. If the operation being invoked is request/response (that is, has an output or fault message defined in the interface), all those applications return a response, and additional logic is required to either choose one or aggregate the responses. This is why WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus only support the use of one-way operations with the publish/subscribe messaging model.
A message is published under a topic for a group of interested subscribers (see Figure 11).
Figure 11. An application scenario for publish/subscribe messaging model
Figure 11 shows an application scenario for the publish/subscribe messaging model.
The WSJMSPublisher application publishes a message using the
greetingTopic topic. The
JMS provider that owns the topic sends it to the topic's subscribers. In this
example, there's only one subscriber, the WSJMSBackEndSubService application. The
following sections describe how to implement this scenario.
Create an interface with one-way operation for the publish/subscribe messaging model
- Create a new interface called
GreetingServiceunder MyLibrary.
- Create a one-way operation:
void sayHello(string message);.
You can use the automatically generated SIBus JMS resources for the point-to-point messaging model. In the publish/subscribe messaging model, you have to configure and create the publish/subscribe SIBus JMS resources from the Admin Console.
Create SIBus JMS resources for the publish/subscribe model
You need to create some SIBus JMS resources in the
Node scope before
installing the application:
- Create a topic connection factory called
greetingTopicCFby selecting JMS > Topic connection factory.
- Create a topic named
greetingTopicby selecting JMS > Topics.
- Create an activation spec called
topicJMSASby selecting JMS > Activation specifications.
Table 1 shows the properties of the resources you need to define when you create them in the Admin Console.
Table 1. SIBus JMS resources required for the publish/subscribe messaging model
|SIBus JMS resources
|Topic connection factory
|Activation specifications
|JNDI name
|Bus name
The topic connection factory is used for the publisher's Web service SOAP over JMS import binding to make a connection to the SIBus JMS provider to publish messages. The last part of the bus name, hostNode01Cell, is different from machine to machine.
For topics, you also need to provide the topic name and topic space, as shown in Figure 12. The activation specification uses the topic. You can use the default topic space there.
Figure 12. Configure a topic in the Admin Console
For the activation specifications, you also need to specify a destination type and a destination JNDI name, as shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13. Configure an activation specification in the Admin Console
Create a Web service with SOAP over JMS for subscribing a topic
A subscriber is a message consumer that receives messages under a particular topic, published by a message publisher.
In WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, a module that includes an export with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding is a subscriber. The MDB that's part of the export binding implementation receives messages from a topic destination and translates them into the required form for the component it's wired to.
A module that has an import with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding is a publisher that publishes a message under the topic.
The steps to create a module, WSJMSBackEndSubService, which includes an export with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding and a Java component, are the same as described in the point-to-point messaging model. The module is shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14. Configure the export MDB properties
After creating this project, you need to build it in WebSphere Integration Developer. The build process creates some artifacts that need to be modified to use the publish/subscribe messaging model. This includes some J2EE artifacts in the module's deployment descriptor file, ejb-jar.xml, which you can find in the J2EE project. By default:
- The message destination type is javax.jms.Queue.
- The activation specification destination type is javax.jms.Queue.
You have to change them as shown in Figure 15:
- Open the ejb-jar.xml file with the deployment descriptor editor in the EJB project. Make sure to save this file only without building the project again. This is because building a Web service with the SOAP over JMS project generates the default JMS artifacts, which are related to the message queue. If you build the project after you've made changes in the deployment descriptor, the artifacts are overwritten with the defaults.
- Figure 15 shows that you need to change the message destination type and the
Activation Configurationfor the WebServicesJMSRouter_BackEndSOAPJMSSubExport_GreetingServiceJmsPort.
Figure 15. An example of subscriber Web service application
- You also need to change the Web service SOAP over JMS binding address property by
modifying the file BackEndSOAPJMSSubExport_GreetingServiceJmsPort.wsdl. Do this by
choosing MyLibrary > Web Service Ports and changing
- Export the project as an EAR file by clicking File > Export > Business Integration > Integration Module. Then click Next to select the WSJMSBackEndSubService and provide a folder to save the WSJMSBackEndSubService.ear file.
- Install the WSJMSBackEndSubService.ear file from the Admin Console, and modify
the Message Driven Bean listener bindings to point to the defined
activation specification JNDI, as shown in Figure 16 (see a larger version of Figure 16).
Figure 16. Modified export MDB activation specification
Invoke the Web service with SOAP over JMS for publishing a topic
A Web service module containing an import with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding can publish a message under the Greeting topic; the message is consumed by the WSJMSBackEndSubService. The example of this module is called WSJMSPublisher.
- Create a new module called
- Create an import with a Web service SOAP over JMS binding by dragging the BackEndSOAPJMSSubExport_GreetingServiceJmsPort.wsdl file from MyLibrary into the assembly diagram. Select the Import with Web Service Binding option to create the import.
- Change the binding property of the import component from
- Save the project and deploy it from WebSphere Integration Developer to the WebSphere Process Server server.
Now you can test the WSJMSPublisher with the test client in WebSphere Integration Developer; Figure 17 shows the result (see a larger version of Figure 17).
Figure 17. Test result in publish/subscribe model
This article demonstrated how to build and invoke Web services using SOAP over JMS in WebSphere Integration Developer and how to install and run them in WebSphere Process Server or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus. The Web service SOAP over JMS export binding is used to create a Web service provider, and the Web service SOAP over JMS import binding is used to create a Web service client application.
The examples in this article illustrated both the point-to-point and publish/subscribe messaging models supported by the Web services capability in WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus. The WebSphere Integration Developer tool provides the GUI that lets you build Web service applications simply and efficiently.
|Applications for point-to-point messaging
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Plans to build a new town hall in Morse have been delayed.
Funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Disaster Recovery Fund, the project was recently let out for bids.
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Acting on Bayard's recommendation, the Acadia Parish Police Jury, which is administering the funds, rejected all bids at their June meeting.
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Give it a rest, Rush. Nationally syndicated radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh spent portions of his Wednesday afternoon program discussing the famous photo of the late John F. Kennedy Jr. saluting the casket of his slain father, John F. Kennedy, after his assassination in 1963.
The famous photo shows the 3-year-old JFK Jr., who died along with his wife and sister-in-law in a plane crash this past weekend, standing on a sidewalk and saluting his fallen father.
It is a memorable photo, a shot that has been replayed over and over on the television airwaves during the past week.
In comments that can only be described as nonsensical, Limbaugh mentioned that the photo had been "rehearsed."
In other words, Limbaugh was revealing some perceived secret that JFK Jr. had been coached into saluting while the casket that contained his dead father traveled by.
No kidding!
It is highly inconceivable a 3-year-old child could comprehend the significance of a salute, much less adequately grasp the finality of the death of a parent.
Indeed, JFK Jr. himself said he didn't even remember any specifics of the photo or the day his father was killed.
As if any of this makes any difference.
JFK Jr.'s salute to his dead father and the accompanying photo was a poignant and telling piece of this nation's history.
Limbaugh's description of the moment as "rehearsed" is nothing more than a curious attempt at stating the obvious.
So what if it was "rehearsed"?
Accept the photo for what it is, an honor and a tribute from a child who couldn't possibly comprehend the meaning of a salute.
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Skip to comments.115-year-old electric car gets same 40 miles to the charge as Chevy Volt
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Meet the Roberts electric car. Built in 1896, it gets a solid 40 miles to the charge exactly the mileage Chevrolet advertises for the Volt, the highly touted $31,645 electric car General Motors CEO Dan Akerson called not a step forward, but a leap forward.
The executives at Chevrolet can rest easy for now. Since the Roberts was constructed in an age before Henry Fords mass production, the 115-year-old electric car is one of a kind.
But dont let the cars advanced age let you think it isnt tough: Its present-day owner, who prefers not to be named, told The Daily Caller it still runs like a charm, and has even completed the roughly 60-mile London to Brighton Vintage Car Race.
If you didnt know there are electric cars as old as the Roberts, you arent alone. Prior to todays electric v. gas skirmishes, there was another battle: electric v. gas v. steam. This contest was fought in the market place, and history shows gas gave electric and steam an even more thorough whooping than Coca-Cola gave Moxie.
But while the Roberts electric car clearly lacked GPS, power steering and, yes, air bags, the distance it could achieve on a charge, when compared with its modern equivalent, provides a telling example of the slow pace of the electric car.
Driven by a tiller instead of a wheel, the Roberts car was built seven years before the Wright brothers first flight, 12 years before the Ford Model T, 16 years before Chevrolet was founded and 114 years before the first Chevy Volt was delivered to a customer.
As the New York Times reported September 5, For General Motors and the Obama administration, the new Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid represents the automotive future, the culmination of decades of high-tech research financed partly with federal dollars.
Like green technologys most powerful proponent, President Barack Obama, the 1896 Roberts was made in Chicago. Obama, who supports the $7,500 tax credit for the Volt, is not fazed by its 40-mile electric limit he only drove the car 10 feet.
The Volt has an onboard computer,electric windows, an electric heater, radio, lighted dash, probably electric seats,all of these using electricity and wasting it.
I remember when the Volkswagen came to America. It was basically a 55 gallon drum with a motor and seats.
When you add in all of the modern eletrical devices you take away power that can be used for miles.
Just put a Honda generator in the trunk and build the thing to work like a locomotive. Power the electric motors with a generator.
Let's be fair here. The old car was probably 1/10th the weight of the Volt. Plus, if you put a new-technology battery in it she would probably do 500 miles. Only, it would be about 15 mph.
Why is it the generation two EV1s could go between 100 and 140 miles to the charge and the Dolt only gets 40 at best?
It's just under $40K without the tax credit my tax dollars are stolen for ... not to mention the billions (with a B) of $$ Fedzilla spent to get it out the door and into the showroom.
Actually, they can do a lot more than they did 100 years ago, if you have the money to pay for it. The Tesla roadster can go about 250 miles, and the new Tesla S, comes with a 300 mile option and 30 minute quick charge. So the technology has progressed, but the price hasn't come down.
Not to pick nits, but I have a windmill (almost as old as this car) and it continues to work perfectly fine. Of course, it was designed, manufactured and sold without government mandate or financing and meets an actual market demand.
They need to put windmills on top of these electric cars.
That would solve the whole problem.
The amazing thing about the clean car cartoon is that it is lightyears ahead of the entire public school education system in the United States, which can't teach the simplest fact. Not the simplest fact.
the EV-1 had issues with the battery and charging.
That is glossed over.
ALL ev-1's were leases with no option to buy. They were also all fleet vehicles.
As usual liberals think all their ideas are revolutionary and new despite decades or centuries of discrediting evidence.
Apples and Oranges. The Volt is a PHEV. It is designed to run in electric mode for 40 miles as that is the average daily commute for an American. Anything over the electric range is supplemented by the ICE generating power for the batteries running the electric motor. This keeps the price of the batteries lower than a pure EV with a 100 or 150 mile range. They are still very expensive. Turning a $15k car into a $35-40k car. But a pure EV with a 150-200 mile range would be upward of $100k for the batteries.
Also the Volt can make the trip from NOLA to Atlanta without stopping to recharge the batteries; as someone else pointed out above. The EV1 probably could not make that trip.
Didn't Tesla just file for bankruptcy?
Actually, they have already sold out of this year's production and are expected to be profitable starting next year. They have had profitable months already, but expect it to be a regular occurrence if all goes well with production of the S car. You might be thinking of their IPO, which happened fairly recently.
I might be thinking of Fiskar.
Fiskar did just file I believe.
One thing the author doesn't consider in the "Why Tesla investors should be worried" article is that even after EV batteries reach the point where they aren't fit for continued EV use, they would still have years of usable life left for other less demanding applications. I have read that experts anticipate a considerable industrial market for used EV batteries. Still it is a legitimate concern and that is one reason, I haven't signed up for a Tesla yet. However, it appears that battery technology could be on the cusp of a considerable breakthrough in terms of price and energy storage capacity. If this pans out, it could change the equation dramatically.
The result is a battery that stores 400 watt-hours of electricity per kilogram, compared to the 100-200 watt-hours/kilogram for todays lithium-ion batteries. Envia says its battery cell costs could be as low as $125 per kilowatt-hour. It's difficult to get accurate prices automakers pay for batteries, but it's thought to be in the neighborhood of $5-600 per kilowatt-hour. Together this means Envia has achieved a breakthrough of over twice the energy density of todays batteries, at 1/4 or less the cost.
If Envia's battery development works out, and is commercialized, the dramatically higher energy density would mean a dramatic jump in electric car range without sacrificing vehicle weight, size or cargo capacity. It would also represent a dramatic decrease in battery pack cost, letting automakers reduce vehicle prices. However it's not quite as dramatic a jump in energy density as the 1000 watt-hours/kilogram announced hoped for by PolyPlus.
"Envia's cells have undergone Verification & Validation testing by the Naval Service Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) under the ARPA-E program. According to a summary released on Envia's website, the NSWC was able to verify the cells have a capacity of 46 amp-hours and an energy density of 400 watt-hours/Kilogram."
This would represent a 2X increase in power and the company is anticipating a 3/4 reduction in current prices per kilowatt/hour.
Maybe you are thinking about the Waverly.
Big problem for steam is the amount of time it takes to warm it up and the energy lost after walking away from a warmed up engine. Parking lots in strip malls would have to be twice as large, since customers would take as much time warming up their engines as they do shopping (unless they left them running while making purchases.)
Do you really want to warm up your engine for 15 minutes to pick up a pizza?
And the result would have been chaos! ;)
Stop it; both of you!
Betting on the come....has been over time, not a good plan.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Giants downgraded Hakeem Nicks to out in somewhat of a surprising move after he was listed as questionable earlier in the day.
But when Nicks didn't do much in the morning walk-through, the team opted to play it safe, keep him out of the game and give him two weeks of rest before next week's game against Philadelphia on Sept. 30.
This is the right move for the long term. Nicks still feels pain in his surgically repaired right foot. He limped badly twice late during Sunday's win versus Tampa Bay and the Giants won't risk their star receiver by having him play twice in five days. It doesn't sound as if he has had a major setback but we'll have to see how he is feeling next week.
Unfortunately for Eli Manning, he will be without two of his top three receivers with Domenik Hixon (concussion) also out. So that means Ramses Barden's big moment has arrived. Barden should move up to the second receiver opposite Victor Cruz. And then second-round pick Rueben Randle and Jerrel Jernigan are options as the third receiver. Cruz should still be able to play out of the slot in three-wide sets.
Barden has one catch for 24 yards this season. The other main beneficiary is tight end Martellus Bennett. Manning has targeted him a total of 16 times in the previous two games and Bennett has scored in two straight games. Got to figure he will be a big part of the passing attack now. And perhaps there are passes to Andre Brown, David Wilson and fullback Henry Hynoski out of the backfield.
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It sentenced a 55-year-old Canyon resident, Garry Dale Moore, to five years in prison and 10 years of probation Monday after convicting him of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Moore's weapon? His motor vehicle.
Moore struck two women in rural Randall County on Sept. 18, 2007. One of his victims died; the other was injured.
What's more, Moore was legally drunk while he was at the wheel of what District Attorney James Farren described as a "3,000-pound bullet."
The sentence handed down Monday in 181st District Court is fitting, given the nature of the charge.
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What had brought her here? Was it on a whim? Perhaps, but her conscious mind failed to produce the same feeling that was welling up within her chest. Whether it was by instinct, by some wonderful coincidence, or by a hidden decree of fate, she did not know. But wherever she went, she seemed to be there for a reason...
The apparition, staunch in a cream white over-cloak, gripped her feet to the therapeutic sands underneath, heaved in a ghastly breath, and continued into the town before her, her yellow orbs peering through the thin slits of her weathered bronze mask, shaped in the regal form of the Egyptian vulture.
Her steps were slow, but with a confidence in herself as she went through town, being led on by an invisible guide to what destination awaited her. Her staff jingled with six loose rings hanging from decorative holes in its design, as if the holes were dots that laid out what it could of a blueprint for a perfect circle. She eyed her surroundings warily, taking in the scenery of the bustling, clockwork life of the town.
Her presence in the town was unsettling to some in the know of the rumors about her: Some feared what lay under those two layers of clothing: perhaps she had the worst, unimaginable case of leprosy. Perhaps she was so misshapen that she dared not show her grotesque form. The latter, however, was only partly true. Others state that she's here to collect her due of souls from this town to guide into the next life or oblivion, if such a thing exists. Whatever the case, the people in town tried secretly to defrag and understand her current state of being, but no one could ever be sure...
The gold trim of her gear gleamed feverishly in the sunlight as she made her way to the market place. Her butterfly necklace dangled freely below her chest, moving in the likeness of it creeping below her bosom.
That same bosom suddenly felt a tug from within, in the likeness of the event just outside of town. A slow sigh came out of her hidden mouth, and her eyes started to scan the marketplace. She was looking for her new and hidden objective. Who or what was here that perhaps was the next step to her goal? She gave herself a faster pace as she looked over the raggedy stands and the gear people of this clock town.
But one such gear seemed to stand out to her; in fact, she was not part of the grand design of this town at all, but an intruding insect passing through. And not just any insect. She was a golden winged butterfly that seemed to flit around in avoidance of these grinding gears. That golden butterfly was in the form of a young girl that seemed to do as she pleased among the busybodies. The girl with a pot under her arm seemed to scoff at a gullible woman buying from a merchant of false wares. It mattered not if the ghost intervened in this encounter; she merely passed by this act of cruelty. The merchant would meet his demise soon enough for his duplicity.
The butterfly girl was ahead of the ghost now, heading to the river. Not trying to even conceal her presence, she followed silently behind...
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