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I just got back from a few days in Reno — on business. I haven't done much flying in recent months because I've spent most of my time in the Enron trial. Not much has changed in terms of the quality of commercial air travel during the time I was grounded. I do have a few observations, though.
I was flying United on this trip. Even if bankruptcy can't save United, at least it's getting rid of that ugly gray color scheme. The new United livery is a multi-shaded blue and white. Simple yet appealing. You still see some of the dingy gray, but they're slowing getting repainted. The gray, by the way, was the legacy of former Chairman Stephen Wolf, who apparently likes gray. After beating United's planes with the ugly stick, he moved on to US Airways, where he managed to create an even more hideous — and darker gray — color scheme.
That one's going away, too, as America West works through its acquisition of US Air and adopts the name, but not the colors.
On my trip, I also got to experience "Ted." Ted is "part of United," the low-cost we-can't-compete-with-Southwest-but-we-can-still-match-their-puns subairline that United continues to operate. Southwest has nothing to worry about from Ted, although I will say that all the Ted employees are so cheerful, I started to wonder if the prescription drug plan was the only employee benefit United didn't wipe out in bankruptcy.
Ted has no first class, but other than that, it's not terribly different from the rest of United. Meals, of course, are long gone, but as I headed out from Reno Wednesday morning, Ted served "breakfast" in the form of a wafer that had the color, texture — and yes, taste — of Masonite. I honestly thought it might be a dog biscuit.
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Olivier - but not at his best
This mini-version version of Hamlet is beautifully filmed and heavy with Freudian imagery. The supporting cast is superb, especially Polonius, and the costumes and setting are exactly right. But too much has been taken out from the full text and the wonder of the play is largely lost. Olivier's performance adds to the sense of loss; his Hamlet doesn't bring out the acute moral burden his character should feel; his actions are incoherent and you won't end up loving him and being weighed with the sense of tragedy that Shakespeare so magnificently develops in the full text. A very worthwhile piece of movie history, but if this is your first Hamlet, don't make it your last.
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Clepsydra: Essay on the Plurality of Time in Judaismby Benjamin Ivry Sylvie Anne Goldberg
The clepsydra is an ancient water clock and serves as the primary metaphor for this examination of Jewish conceptions of time from antiquity to the present. Just as the flow of water is subject to a number of variables such as temperature and pressure, water clocks mark a time that is shifting and relative. Time is not a uniform phenomenon. It is a social construct made of beliefs, scientific knowledge, and political experiment. It is also a story told by theologians, historians, philosophers, and astrophysicists. Consequently, Clepsydra is a cultural history divided in two parts: narrated time and measured time, recounted time and counted time, absolute time and ordered time. It is through this dialog that Sylvie Anne Goldberg challenges the idea of a unified Judeo-Christian time and asks, "What is Jewish time?" She consults biblical and rabbinic sources and refers to medieval and modern texts to understand the different sorts of consciousness of time found in Judaism. In Jewish time, Goldberg argues, past, present, and future are intertwined and comprise one perpetual narrative.
A Guide to Philosophy in Six Hours and Fifteen Minutesby Witold Gombrowicz Benjamin Ivry
Witold Gombrowicz (1904-1969), novelist, essayist, and playwright, was one of the most important Polish writers of the twentieth century. A candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1968, he was described by Milan Kundera as "one of the great novelists of our century" and by John Updike as "one of the profoundest of the late moderns. " Gombrowicz's works were considered scandalous and subversive by the ruling powers in Poland and were banned for nearly forty years. He spent his last years in France teaching philosophy; this book is a series of reflections based on his lectures. Gombrowicz discusses Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard, Sartre, and Heidegger in six "one-hour" essays and addresses Marxism in a shorter "fifteen-minute" piece. The text-a small literary gem full of sardonic wit, brilliant insights, and provocative criticism-constructs the philosophical lineage of his work.
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Usually the guys who do this want to pretend that they wrote all that code. Then there's this guy:
His motivations contain 50 percent more skulk:
I bought a WordPress template from a site for my business, and I want to know if there is a way to change the theme template name? I own a cafe and one of my competitors (who happens to be my ex-wife) figured out what template I'm using on my site and she bought the same template for her cafe site and now both of our sites look similar. I want to buy a new template but I want to know how I can prevent someone else learning what template I'm using. When someone goes to my site they are able to see what template I'm using when they look at the "Source Code" — how do I change that so the visitors (mainly my competition) can't find out what template I'm using?
WordPress stores all the theme files in a themes/[theme name] directory; to conceal it would require rewriting every one of those files, plus all the code that connects to those files. It would almost be easier to write a theme from scratch, and there's still the necessity of tweaking all that PHP. I'm thinking it might conceivably be done with a metric buttload of redirects, at the expense of speed: nothing makes people flee a site faster than lack of fastness.
Disabling right-click, which is where people usually try to View Source, is trivially easy via JavaScript. But it won't do a thing to block, say, the Ctrl-U combination that Firefox devised.
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Timothy Bradley: I Will Know in The First Round If I'll Win
By Ryan Burton
On the most recent edition of The Boxing Lab, BoxingScene.com's official audio show, undefeated Tim Bradley told us that he is relaxed as he enters the final stages of his training camp for his June 9th pay-per-view fight against WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao.
"I'm just thinking about backing up everything I've said. I'm just thinking about doing what I got to do. I want to see what it feels like when I step in with the best pound for pound," Bradley said.
The Palm Springs, California native said that it won't take him long to know how difficult his fight against Pacquiao will be.
"I will know in the first round if I am going to win the fight. I will know if it's going to be an easy or a difficult fight. I want to test his speed, his power. It only takes me two rounds to figure guys out. I figure guys out fast and I am like 'I know what he's trying to do. He's trying to go to the body' and I take that away from him," Bradley would tell us on The Boxing Lab.
The 28-year old fighter said that while he has been labeled a volume puncher, he has many other attributes. Bradley said that he uses whatever skills are needed to beat the opponent in front of him and that against Pacquiao he will need to put all of his talent on display.
"A lot of people call me a high volume puncher and it is true, I have done that in some fights. If I see a guy isn't on my level I just take them out. In the Pacquiao fight I will need to use my boxing ability and my pressure as well," he concluded.
You can listen to the interview in its entirety by clicking here: http://tobtr.com/s/3194849
Send questions or comments to [email protected] Follow Ryan on Twitter @ringsidewriter and tune in to The Boxing Lab, BoxingScene's official audio on Tuesdays. The show is hosted by Ernie Gabion, Luis Sandoval and Ryan Burton.
[QUOTE=kimmiblob;12192656]I like bradley but damn he been talking to damn much lately.[/QUOTE] true true, ad so what, if pac has "x" amount of people in his entourage? it shouldnt even concern him. the thing i read about bradley, is that…Comment by fabie on 06-01-2012
[SIZE="5"]Tim Bradley: I Will Know in The First Round [COLOR="Red"][SIZE="6"]If[/SIZE][/COLOR] I'll Win[/SIZE] I think that Bradley is backtracking a bit from his previous statements. He did reserve a post-victory party already while campaigning for a rematch for November already. Which…Comment by vikingsfootball on 06-01-2012
[QUOTE=Atreyu Khalil;12192626][B][U]Pac has never sold a fight[/U][/B]....:nonono: this guy out the ring is as dull as a basketball[/QUOTE] and yet pac is a non american that is toe to toe with mayweather as far as PPV numbersComment by vikingsfootball on 06-01-2012
[QUOTE=Dale Cardon;12192623]I have to agree. [B][U]Bradley seems to be doing more selling job than Pac.[/U][/B][/QUOTE] pac dont have to sell or hype anything and yet a desperate mayweather who needs to hype a fight, barely out PPV pac by a…Comment by vikingsfootball on 06-01-2012
[QUOTE=William Blake;12192107]This fight is really growing on me and I think Bradley is doing a good job of selling it. [B][U]I've seen nothing in Bradley's fights that would indicate he can beat Pacquiao[/U][/B], but boxing is the theater of the…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (71)


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Welcome to New Camaldoli Hermitage!
The life of a Camaldolese monk centers on the seeking union with God following the dictates of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, in union with the Catholic Church, through the ancient but ever new monastic heritage of Saint Benedict as enriched by Saint Romuald. This life radiates outward in various rhythms, involving him in solitude and community, silence and fraternal encounter, prayer and work, study and recreation. He is dedicated to the love and praise of God in the bond of fraternal charity.
Watch the video above to experience the majestic beauty of the Hermitage and the Big Sur coast for yourself.
The community in Big Sur is situated in the rugged coastal mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Located on 899 acres at an elevation of 1300 feet, the Hermitage is surrounded by California chaparral, redwood, madrone, bay laurel, and an oak forest. The view is of both ocean and woods – a natural setting profoundly conducive to the contemplative way of life.
What's Happening At the Hermitage!
BREAKING NEWS: This event has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 19th due to complications from the Soberanes fire. Please come!
"Monks Inside Out" at the Henry Miller Memorial Library in Big Sur
Founded in 1958, The New Camaldoli Hermitage is part of the Camaldoli branch of the Benedictine family founded by St Romuald in the late 10th century. Located on the mountainside approximately 1,300 feet above the Pacific Ocean in Big Sur, The Hermitage combines solitude and natural beauty.
The Hermitage is a worshipping community dedicated to contemplation and prayer. Visitors to the Hermitage have an opportunity to observe the monks dressed in robes as they participate in the Liturgy of the Word and the Holy Eucharist, but rarely does the public have an opportunity to know the monks as individuals.
Each monk has a role in the community, and each has a unique story that brought them to embrace a monastic life at the Hermitage.
"Monks Inside Out" strives to portray the essence of each monks personality and illuminate their life together in this exclusive and tranquil community setting.
Please join us for an interactive art event featuring photography by Kayleigh Meyers. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the stories and lives of the Roman Catholic monks of the New Camaldoli Hermitage through photography.
- 7:30 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception with the Monks
- 8:30 pm: Music Performance by Father Cyprian Consiglio
WHERE: Henry Miller Memorial Library – 48603 Hwy 1 , Big Sur, CA 93920 – View Map
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We are currently re-developing our online store (www.hermitagebigsur.com) which was the online marketplace for products from the New Camaldoli Hermitage. We hope to announce and launch the new online store soon. Thanks for your patience!
New Camaldoli Hermitage Featured in San Luis Obispo Tribune
We're pleased to share this very nice recent write up about the Hermitage, featured in the San Luis Obispo Tribune.
New Camaldoli Hermitage special write-up featured in Coast Magazine
Written by well-known author Pico Iyer, this article describes in pictures and words the spiritual and natural beauty of our place in the Big Sur wilderness.
New Camaldoli Hermitage is featured in the newest edition of the popular Moon travel guide (Monterey & Carmel edition)
You'll find our hermitage and bookstore mentioned on pages 191, 208 and 209. The guide is a great resource for other destinations, sights and food in Monterey and Santa Cruz counties as well.
A description of the guide can be found here!
You may purchase a copy from us at our online store under "Books & Journals".
New Camaldoli Hermitage Gets Better and Holier
The Hermitage was recently featured in 'Monterey County Now' online magazine. Read all about it!
Here's a wonderful excerpt from the article:
When famed travel writer and longtime Time Magazine essayist Pico Iyer was given the chance to travel anywhere in the world for National Geographic Magazine, he chose Big Sur and the New Camaldoli Hermitage. "I have been traveling all over the world for 40 years now, from Tibet to Ethiopia and my home in Kyoto, to Easter Island and North Korea and Bolivia," Iyer writes by email from the less exotic locale of Glendale. "But I can honestly say that I've never found anywhere that changes me to the core as the New Camaldoli Hermitage does."


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With a slow down of the university's (noble/mon/imm/etc) coming out and the coming summer months, i thought it might be fun if you post starting saves on emperor games that you found particularly fun/interesting so others in the community can enjoy them.....I wish I had one in particular but I dont right now. When I do I will post as well!!!!


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PAMPA — Freda May (Hall) Hagerman, 77, of Pampa, Texas passed away Saturday August 2, 2014 in Tulsa, OK. Freda was born December 25, 1936 in Thomas, OK to Joe Hall and Sarah (Buschman) Hall. Freda attended various schools in Oklahoma but finished her education as a graduate of the Pampa High School Class of 1955. She married Billy Joe Hagerman November 18, 1955 in Pampa where they made their home and raised their five children.
Freda was a hands-on mom who stayed home to care for her children and the children of others. She was active in both Girl and Boy Scouts acting as a leader for both when her children were scouts. She was an avid reader and loved doing crossword and word search puzzles. She loved to knit, sew and crochet; she loved sewing so much that she used to make dance costumes every year for Miss Jeannie's dance studio. Freda is survived by 4 children: Kimberly Kaye Davis of Tulsa, OK, Richard Lee Hagerman (Carla) of Georgetown, KY, Mark Alan Hagerman (Tina) of Robinson, TX, Alice Joanna Young (Mark) of Brownwood, TX; 11 Grandchildren: Warren Michael Davis, William Matthew Davis, Holly Nichole Davis, Adam Joseph Hagerman, Kristen Allyn Austin (Curtis), Richard Dean Hagerman (Caitlin), Travis John Hagerman, Clayton Wade Hagerman, Tobee Keith Hagerman, Kalin Ryan Young, Kyra Alaine Young; 1 Great Grandchild: Sawyer Alexander Hagerman; 2 Siblings: Joe Buschman (Geri) and Ann Jones (Ray). She is preceded in death by her husband: Billy Joe Hagerman; Mother: Sarah Hernandez; Son: Billy Jay Hagerman; Son-in-law: Warren Paul Davis and Daughter-in-law: Sheila Renee (Barrick) Hagerman.
Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, August 6, 2014 in Pampa, Texas at Central Baptist Church at 11:00 AM with Pastor Norman Rushing officiating.
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My New Youtube Video on the Why and How of Using FR Stack Traces for ColdFusion Troubleshooting
One of the most important features is the stack tracing feature, used to understand what's holding up a long-running request.
One of the most important features is the stack tracing feature, used to understand what's holding up a long-running request.
But as is often the case in a lot of the CF server troubleshooting consulting I do, I find the causes to be far less often what most people seem to suspect. So what would I look for when someone reported high CPU in ColdFusion (or Railo)? Read on.
And your operation fails. You're then prompted to "Click here to login", but even if you back up or client another link, you'll be prompted with the CF Admin login.
What gives? Why is it happening? And how can you fix things? Is CF broken? No, not in the sense that you need to reinstall or anything. The good news is that there is a quite simple solution. Well, there are several, depending on your goals.
The simple solution: delete the duplicate cfid/cftoken or jsessionid cookies that you will find your browser is sending to CF. But there is much more to this, as well as other solutions, which would be worth most readers taking a few minutes to read on here.
BTW, the same root problem can be the cause of your own application's users finding that they can't stay logged in. More on that in a moment.
Of course, in CF10 it's easier now because of the built-in "server updates" feature of the CF Admin. But in earlier releases, it was all on you to both keep up on the updates and to apply them manually. And a lot of people either never bothered, or may have tried and failed, or did it but got it wrong.
So in this blog entry, I some key info that will help you, if you may be in need of applying one or more of those updates to CF9 and earlier. Indeed, I'll point to some past entries I've done where I shared a lot more detail that I find is vital and rarely mentioned when some people try to share just the bare minimum of info (often leaving people hanging).
For instance, I'll help you answer such questions as what hotfixes do you already have applied? How do you find out? And you need to know exactly what version of CF you have, whether 9.0/9.0.1/9.0.2, 8.0/8.0.1, 7.0/7.0.1/7.0.2, and so on. I'll explain how to tell and why that's important, and especially when it comes to finding and applying hotfixes. And if you have applied hotfixes, are you sure you have done it right? It's easy to get things wrong and botch things. I'll help you avoid several very common mistakes.
(That's why it's so great that CF10 finally handles things for us. But this entry, focused on 9 and earlier, is not the place to discuss concerns with the CF10 hotfix mechanism. If you have questions or concerns about that, see the substantial CF10 Hotfix Installation Guide from Adobe, a 50-question FAQ on all things related to that feature.)
I'll also point you to where to find hotfixes and installers for CF9 and earlier (not as easy as it may seem), and still more.
If any of that's of interest, and I hope it is if you're on CF9 or earlier, then read on.
In brief, a VERY common problem is that while they MAY WELL have applied the provided "updates" for CF, folks often do NOT notice that they may have to (and generally must) "update" the web server "connector" (if they are using an external web server, like IIS or Apache) as a separate manual step, after applying the update.
I explain here what that means, how do to it, and why you may miss that you need to. (Or if you'd rather just have me help you quickly help you analyze and rectify your situation, whether with regard to the connectors or any other CF server troubleshooting, I can do that in a brief consulting session, likely less than an hour, remotely and securely. For more, including rates, approach, satisfaction guarantee, and more, see the consulting page at carehart.org.)
[Update While I wrote this in 2013 for CF10, the same applies to CF11 and some of its updates, which also call for a rebuild of the web server connector. It's about 50% of the updates that to each that DO require a connector rebuild afterwards.
I'll also explain how to easily tell if you have done the update or not, so you know whether all this applies to you. I'm betting it does.
Indeed, getting the web server connector updated is the solution to a majority of problems I see people have, when they feel that problems are tied solely to a recent move to ColdFusion 10 or 11.
Read on to learn much more about this issue of web server connector updating.
Anyway, here is the answer I wanted to offer to that question...
Such folks may be using the CFIMAGE action="resize" tag, or the imageResize() or ImageScaleToFit() functions to do resizing. (Or they may be also processing images using ImageRotate, ImageShear, or ImageTranslate, though the defaults for those are not problematic like the resize/scale tag/function processing).
The "problem" (if this is the cause of a slow page) is due to a default "interpolation" setting for CFIMAGE resizing, imageResize, and ImageScaletoFit. The default may not perform well at all. The good news is that the value is configurable, and you can test to compare quality/performance of difference values, as will explained below. There are still some other things to consider also. (If you're currently using CFIMAGE to do resizing, jump to the last section of this entry to see an example of code switching from the "slow" approach to the faster one. But really, you ought to read the rest of this entry to understand what's being proposed.)
While I offer all the info here for your consideration, if you need help implementing the solution, or better understanding how to find and resolve these or other problems affecting your CF server performance, see more on my CF server troubleshooting consulting services.
Update: Great news. It turns out that just days before I wrote this entry in late 2011, Adobe had in fact addressed and resolved this problem (quietly, I'd say) by making security fixes written from Dec 2011 (apsb11-29) on now have 2 sets of steps, one for if you HAD applied the security hotfix previous to it, and one for if you HAD NOT. And this has proven to be the case for the next few, as I write this update in late 2012. So we can now consider them effectively "cumulative", for those from Dec 2011, on. You need only focus on the latest, and follow either of its 2 provided sets of steps.
That said, I'm not 100% sure if all those from Dec 2011 include all ones prior to that. Has anyone tested things to know?
I'll leave the rest of the note below here for posterity, but stricken out.
The good news is that the problem can be solved using the simple LOCALURL attribute. The bad news is that you have to do it at all, and that if you don't do it, it can have such unfortunate and unexpected impact. (And just as bad, again, is that hardly anyone has talked about it.) This entry will elaborate on the issue (and a couple of other possible CFDocument performance issues, as a bonus.)
I've been meaning to write about the importance of this problem and solution (the LocalURL attribute) for a long time (it came out in CF8). Often when I'm helping people with CF troubleshooting problems, whether on mailing lists or in my consulting services, I've been able to show that long-running requests (or an unexpectedly excessive number of requests) were sometimes due to this very problem.
Both CF 9.0 and 9.01 run on older JVMs (and therefore need this update). And are you on CF8? You're not left out: Adobe even has confirmed this update can be applied to CF 8 and 8.01, too!
Update 1: Since I wrote this blog entry in Oct 2011, Adobe has since come out with a new technote in Oct 2012 saying that you are now permitted to update to any version of Java 1.6 (for CF 8/9/10).
Update 2: Since posting this note, I've realized I should document an important fact to be aware of if you DO update the JVM: after doing so, it may seem that changes you made to allow CFHTTP calls to SSL pages (or other tags in CFML that talk via SSL or TLS) may "seem to have been lost". The issue is likely that you had modified your current CF setup to import specific certificates for such sites, but those changes are "lost" when you change the JVM that CF is now using (which has its own keystore). But these cert changes can be recovered. For more on that, see the next to last section below.
Update 3: In Feb 2013, Adobe did come out with an update that authorizes moving to Java 1.7 in either 9 or 10. You must apply the update first, though. More in this Adobe blog entry.
My session will be "CF911 ColdFusion Performance Report 2011", a new talk/concept I've created. Here's the description:
Starting a new tradition, veteran CF troubleshooter Charlie Arehart will present a review of the performance aspects of making various choices when working with ColdFusion, especially in recent version(s) of ColdFusion. Leveraging the important value of real load testing (as opposed to the less accurate conclusions from "large loop" testing), Charlie's annual report will help attendees appreciate the performance-related improvements of new/changed features, as well some older features where choices can make an important impact. Depending on the timing of the release of "CF next", the session may cover its new features, but it will certainly cover some things new in CF 9 and 9.0.1.
As I note there, I hope this may become an annual event which I might present at this and/or other conferences. (It's an idea rooted in a similar presentation made by a former colleague, from my first IT career from 1982-1997, where he presented the annual "Jim Damon model 204 Performance Report".)
As for RIAcon, I hope you're considering it. Phil Nacelli and the folks at AboutWeb have been working hard to put together the conference, which in some minds is kind of picking up where CFUnited left off. It will be a more intimate event, much like CFunited was when it first started.
Indeed, some will recognize that the location for RIAcon is across the street from one of the hotels where CFunited was held in its early years, right next to the Twinbrook Metro station in Rockville, MD.
Even more of a delight for me personally is that the hotel (The Legacy Hotel) is right on the land that was once the location of Congressional Roller Skating Rink (until the late 70's), where my sister and I (and many friends) spent our teen years pretty much whenever we weren't in school. Yep, I was a skating nerd: dance, figures, freestyle, and more. Here's incriminating evidence!
I helped them determine ultimately that the problem was not CF at all, but instead something amiss in their web server, in this case Apache. (Before any Apache defenders come at me, please: I'm not "hatin' on Apache", just reporting what we observed. Do keep reading for more details.)
I asked if they'd considered at least trying IIS to confirm if it might work better for this challenge, but they preferred the file-based configurability of Apache. While I noted that IIS had gotten better in recent years in that regard, they preferred to bring in some experienced Apache guys to sort things out. (I don't claim any particular expertise with Apache, and I'm not at all averse to letting a customer know when they may need to have someone else help with certain problems.)
Here are the details.
First are the two talks:
(I had put in just the first talk originally, and then a few weeks ago a slot opened and they asked if I could do the other, which I was happy to offer, as an reprisal/update to my talk from the first release.)
Then for the Lightning Round (or what was originally referred to as the Pecha Kucha), my talk will be:
Finally, for the Birds of a Feather (no page on their site listing them yet), the session I will be leading will be:
Sense a theme? Yep, other than the CFBuilder talk, the other sessions are all focused on the topic that is now most near and dear to my heart (and livelihood): CF Server Troubleshooting. It's what I do, and more important it's how I feel I can best help the most people.
There's one last aspect of my involvement at the conference that I'll mention: they started a new sponsorship program this year called "Friends of cf.Objective()", and I'll be participating in that. No mention of it yet on their site, but there should be more news at the event.
So hope to see you there, or if you won't be there, I'll post if any of these are recorded, or if not then I would likely record them myself in the future.
Some folks will know that ColdFusion 9 Updater 1 (9.0.1) has finally added full support for IIS 7, without need to rely upon enabling IIS 6 Compatibility (which IS still required for CF 9.0, 8.0, and 8.0.1). This is indeed great news, whether you're running on Vista, Windows 7, or Windows Server 2008, which all have IIS 7 by default, and for which you can enable IIS 6 Compatibility mode, but it's not on by default and not always straightforward to enable.
So bottom line, if you're on 9.0.1, you no longer need to go through the hoops described in the CF9 Admin/Install docs (nor in helpful blog entries like here and here, though those are still great for those running on CF 9.0 and 8, and may even offer tips of value to anyone setting up CF to run on IIS, which has other challenges on Server 2008.)
Sadly, though, if you go looking for help on this in the CF docs, such as Chapter 6 of the manual, Installing ColdFusion 9, you will find that it has NOT been updated with the info that is new in the updater.
It opens, "If you are configuring IIS 7 ... ensure that you have the options IIS Metabase and IIS 6 configuration compatibility ... and ISAPI Extensions ... selected".
What a shame.
So with respect to change in 9.0.1, where you no longer need to enable IIS 6 compatibility, the details are covered instead in the installation guide that was created just for installing CF9 updater 1 itself, called "Installing the Coldfusion 9 Update", available online at:
It's certainly reasonable to expect that the primary install manual would have been updated with the info above.
But that's why I'm pointing this out. I have also added a comment explaining it on the page pointed to in the first link above. Hope that may help someone.
(The same info is also offered as a chapter in the manual, "ColdFusion 9 Updater 1: New Feature Notes", available at http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/coldfusion/901/cf901features.pdf, which is of course very interesting if you may have missed it.)
I'll explain the second gotcha in a follow-up blog entry.
I'll detail the limits per version/edition below.
I'll also offer a (possibly surprising) workaround that can allow you to get even more requests through IIS, even for a single web site.
(Before I elaborate on that, note that there is a separate issue if you're finding that CF doesn't let you see more than 25 requests at once. That's instead due to a setting in CF/JRun, the maxworkerthreads setting. For more on that, see this blog entry.)
That said, this is a problem which could affect anyone regardless of the app server they may be running behind IIS. (And yes, I do realize that for some, the answer to this problem will be, "see, that's another reason to run Apache." We get that. Let's just focus on this problem for those who choose/have to remain on IIS.)
Here's the next, related, myth:
True or False: "If/when I apply Cumulative Hotfixes, I need apply only the latest CHF, right?"
For instance, let's say you're currently running CF 9 update 1 or CF 8.0.1 and discover (perhaps due to my last blog entry) that you had never applied any of their associated CHFs. It would seem you should just be able to apply the latest CHF and not bother with anything related to the previous ones, right?
Answer: Well, yes and no.
First myth up for consideration:
True or false: "If/when I download CF to install it from scratch, the installer has all the latest fixes (updaters, at least)"
Answer: False (generally). For instance, if you download CF9 today (Dec 2010), you still get CF 9.0, released originally in Oct 2009. You don't get the latest updater (9.0.1 as of this writing, released July 2010), though its existence is at least mentioned on the page, nor of course does it then include any hotfixes or cumulative hotfixes.
Why not, you may wonder? I'll explain more in a moment, along with more about hotfixes and updaters as concepts (and where to find them specifically, for each CF release).
I hear people raise concerns with memory problems quite often, whether in my CF Server Troubleshooting practice, or just in my participating in many mailing lists. Indeed, addressing this issue more than a few times the past couple of weeks has motivated me to create this, which will be a series of blog entries.
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Basting is for the birds, don't you think? Between the cleanup and the obsessive oven checking, there's plenty of stress that comes with cooking your own turkey at home. Thankfully, some of the best restaurants in Los Angeles are doing it for you, offering an entire Thanksgiving dinner to go. Hang up your apron, pick up the phone and order one of these Thanksgiving turkeys (and sides) for the holiday—from heritage and vegan birds to dark meat or white (and even fried!), you'll be able to take home something that's perfect for you and your family.
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Belcampo Meat Co.
Available at both the Grand Central Market and West Third St locations, Belcampo Meat Co. is offering broadbreasted white turkey (7-18 pounds) and heritage turkey (7-18 pounds).
Price: White turkey, $5.99 per pound; Heritage turkey, $7.99 per pound
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Price: $75 for 6 people, $115 for 10, $155 for 14
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Price: Roast turkey, $5.99/pound; Turducken, $119
Order by: November 23 by 3pm, order online
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Zoe Nathan's Santa Monica café offers organic turkey thighs braised with white wine, mushrooms and thyme, as well as smothered organic turkey and gravy.
Price: Turkey thighs: $21-$78; Turkey and gravy: $33-$126
Order by: November 20, call 310-451-2311
Pick-up: November 26, 9am-Noon
Joan's on Third
Your one-stop shop for T-day, the ever-popular café and marketplace fills your Thanksgiving table with sides, dessert and turkey, available whole or by the breast. There are two options for turkey: an oven-roasted whole bird (12-14 pounds) or a turkey breast (5 pounds).
Price: $98 for a whole turkey, serves 6-8 people; $65 for turkey breast, serves 4-6 people
Order by: November 20 by Noon, call 323-655-2285 (Third St) or 818-201-3900 (Studio City)
Pick-up: November 25, 9am-5pm
Larder at Tavern
Fake your own Suzanne Goin–style turkey with a roast-at-home bird from the Westside café/bakery Larder at Tavern. The 16-18 pound Diestel Farms bird is brined in Goin's signature Cal-Med flavors and ready for your oven (complete with instructions).
Price: $148 for 10-12 people
Order by: November 22 by 5pm, order online
Pick-up: November 25, 10am-6pm; November 26, 8-11am
Maple Block Meat Co.
The Culver City barbecue restaurant will be offering whole wood-smoked, all-natural turkeys in four sizes.
Price: $217-$292
Order by: November 17, call 310-313-6328
Pick-up: November 26
Spring Street Smokehouse
Place your order now for a limited number of smoked turkeys at this Downtown barbecue joint. The 12-14 pound birds are spice-rubbed, flavor-injected and hickory smoked.
Price: $65, serves 8-12 people
Order by: Now until last order fills, call 213-626-0535
Pick up: November 24-25
Sweet Butter Kitchen
Sherman Oaks has T-day covered with this café and bakery's full turkey dinner featuring roasted turkey, fixings and table and ovenware. You can also order the 4-5 pound Diestel Farms turkey breast à la carte.
Price: $60, serves 4 people
Order by: November 19, call 818-788-8814
Pick-up: November 25, 2-5pm
The Church Key
The Church Key is offering an entire take-out turkey dinner, but if you already have all the fixings, you can just order the 15 pound butter roasted bird for the holidays.
Price: $120
Order by: November 24, call 424-249-3700
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I'd feel better if the climate for financing was easier. They hinted broadly in the last CC that they had projects worth pursuing that were being held back because they considered it necessary to stay GAAP profitable.It was amusing that with the corporate pitch being that Volcano products make stenting more cost-effective, the stock got whacked along with the stent makers when there was a news story about push-back against excessive use of medical devices.
Some of the hold back could be related to the health care bill. They could try to change how hospitals run things.
I only know what management says in public. These people seem to be having entirely too much fun, but they've deliverd as promised to date. They say that the reason they're holding back is to keep the funding internal. They also say that they WANT hospitals to change the way they run things (in particular, device-by-device review--"Why did you place THAT stent, and did it perform as you wanted it to?").


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A simple message from the Old Testament book of Joel, outlining the basics of the Gospel message.
The word Gospel means "good news". The good news of the Bible is cover to cover but once in a while, every now and then in the pages of the Bible, God gives concise portions of the whole Gospel in one place.
Read this. Read some Good News!
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The highly-rated Japan international sealed a big-money move from Borussia Dortmund to the 19-time English champions back in June and has already netted one goal in three games for the Red Devils.
His instant impact has helped him land United's Player of the Month for August award – but the 23-year-old is remaining focused on helping Sir Alex Ferguson's men claw back the league title from derby rivals Manchester City this season.
"I am very happy to win the award," Kagawa told Manchester United's website. "I will keep trying my best in every match, to express my style of play and to help the team win.
"We are expected to challenge for trophies this season, in particular the league title, and I am committed to contributing to that goal.
"Every match counts for me, so I have to show what I've got. I still feel I need to fit in more naturally with the team to show my qualities. But I don't only want to play well – we have to win the games too."
Kagawa also reserved praise for his international team-mate Ryo Miyaichi, who is on loan at Wigan from Arsenal and could come up against the Red Devils when the Latics travel to Old Trafford this weekend.
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The month of September has provided surprises, disappointments, huge upsets, and two Heisman trophy winners going down with injuries.
Just when you thought you had a grasp on this year's college football season, the opening week of conference play reminds us all anything can, and will, happen.
With a quarter of the season down, it's time to re-evaluate what we have learned so far and try to piece together what we can expect to see unfold in the weeks to come.


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The New York City hotline, 3-1-1, has been in service for five years, and the city's Independent Budget Office (IBO) has issued a report grading the system and its progress.
Use of the system has increased from 1.2 million calls in fiscal 2003 (July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003) to about 15 million in 2006 and held at that level in 2007, the study said.
Despite a few hiccups early on, when the idea of using the system became ingrained, the target of having 90 percent of calls answered within 30 seconds is being met, according to the report.
The 3-1-1 line was not the brainchild of Mayor Michael Bloomberg when he announced a plan to create the system in January of 2002 - the concept stemmed from the Clinton administration in the late 1990s as a way of reducing the burden on the 9-1-1 emergency system.
Although Baltimore and Chicago had these non-emergency complaint lines before New York, Bloomberg, who made much of his fortune in the information technology business, embraced it as no other mayor did. Today, New York's system is the largest and most comprehensive in the country.
Even though the Federal Communication has reserved 2-1-1 for social service inquires, rather than set up yet another system, Bloomberg opted to make 3-1-1 the universal number for non-emergency contact with city agencies, whether to complain or for help.
The system replaced help lines at over 40 city agencies with a single staff having access to a knowledge data base with over 7,000 pieces of information about city services and other related organizations.
The program hasn't been cheap, according to the report.
From a first-year operating budget of $16.9 million and staff of 193, the current operating budget calls for $57.6 million and calls for a staff of 544 to run the system.
In capital expenses, the money for the "nuts-and-bolts" part, the city has already committed a hefty $39.5 million, planned for $8 million in the coming year, and is projecting they will spend close to a whopping $80 million, between 2009 and 2011, according to the report.
Future plans include giving people a way to send photo or even video records to the system, and further improve reporting to the mayor's office, City Council and local Community Boards.
City officials, not surprisingly, urge us at every opportunity to take advantage of the system for everything from making a noise complaint (the most frequent call, at almost 375,000 last year) to getting help to quit smoking.
If you do make a complaint, remember to get and keep a complaint number. The numbers are a permanent record, and help both the complainant and the city keep track of performance.
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My name is Sébastien, I'm a french director working in télévision for 15th years. I'm spécialized in filming live classical music and fashion movies...
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We were very pleased with our stay in Sébastien's apartment. It was exactly as described, clean, was in a good location and easy to find. For 2 people it was the perfect size. The bed was large and very comfortable and the thick windows do an excellent job keeping out noise so it's surprisingly quiet. The two balconies have charming views and add highly to the appeal of the apartment. As a host Sébastien was very responsive and helpful should we have any questions or concerns. He also allowed us to check in 5 hours early which we really appreciated. For the price this apartment is excellent value with great views! We loved our stay here, I would highly recommend it!
Sebastien's apartment was exactly as advertised. The views from both small terraces are quite nice, especially the one of Sacre Couer at night. The location was convenient (right next to a metro stop, close to bar and restaurants as well as a tourist information kiosk where you could purchase museum tickets, etc.) Sebastien himself was a great host, leaving us plenty of information about the neighborhood and Paris at large. The only issue for us was the stairs. To be completely fair, Sebastien told us prior to booking that the elevator would be out of order, and his place is on the sixth floor. He even carried one of our heavy bags up for us on arrival, which was going beyond the call of duty. But as 50-somethings, getting up those winding stairs after a long day of walking or sightseeing was a bit of a challenge. At least it kept us in shape. Again, overall a great experience and I would highly recommend the apartment if you are okay with the stairs (or if the elevator is functional - it was being worked on while we were there.) July, 2013
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We had a nice stay at Sebastian's apartment during our honeymoon. It was a tad tricky to find the place as there is a St. ( as opposed to the Blvd.) with the same name and same address but we figured out our mistake pretty quickly and Sebastien's directions helped. We weren't able to meet our host but he left the keys and directions for us in an easy to find spot and after some detective work we were able to find our way around the building. The lift was broken during our stay, so we had to take the 6 flights of stairs each day but we thought of them as an excuse to eat more pastries.:) The apartment was good and clean for the most part. We appreciated the extra clean towels and cooking items available for us. Wifi worked great. The washer/dryer washes very well but can only dry a couple of items at a time. ( Great to have one at all, though!) We very much enjoyed the front and back balconies throughout our stay and the view of the Sacre Coeur was beautiful and very romantic. The windows are nice and thick and keep out the street noise well. The apartment's location makes getting around the city easy but it isn't the most populated corner at night, so we were just aware of our surroundings when coming home. Overall fine, though. Lastly, Sebastien's recommendations for things to do around the city were great to have. We definitely got more of a locals experience staying here and that was wonderful!
Though we never had the fortune of meeting Sebastien personally, he was very responsive and everything was in order for the apartment upon our arrival. We had no problems communicating at all. The flat is adorable and the view is just as advertised. We found it quite cozy and it was a great home base for getting around Paris. Some things to note - the flat is by a Hospital, so ambulances are a reality. Also, this is a working-class, real neighborhood - it has the appearance and expected foot traffic of one, but we did not feel unsafe. Also, the Velib is a great resource - just be sure to get bike(s) early as they run out quickly! Finally, we had fantastic wifi until apparently the cable came unplugged from behind the couch (which we never moved...), so if you lose wifi check behind the couch! All in all, we would certainly stay here again and recommend to others!
We had a great stay in the suite for a full week - it had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The place was clean, bed was comfortable, and it was quiet. The two balconies were great to have and the view from the one in the bedroom was amazing especially at night. The actual street that the apartment is on maybe isn't the best...but a couple blocks in either direction are completely different. We still felt very safe even at night. Very close to a couple of the metro stations. The only issue we had was the toilet was a bit noisy/annoying - the pump would go off loudly every 10 seconds while the shower was on or the sink was running.... might have been a temporary issue.
good clean place and location... difficult lift access to apartment. Host is responsive vi email/phone.
My husband and I had a great stay in the apartment (May 19-24, 2013). Loved the views - especially lying in bed looking at Sacre Coeur lit (EMAIL HIDDEN)fortable bed, big shower, lots of hot water, bright apartment, excellent wifi. It rained quite a bit while we were there but the apartment was warm and cozy. Kitchen was good - we cooked some breakfasts and found everything we needed. Easy access to subway. Very close to Gare du Nord - we walked from there to the apartment easily. We would stay here again.
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I found them very pleasant and agreeable, they were kind guests and respectful of the house. It was really fast and easy to communicate with them! They will always well-accepted guests for us. We highly recommend them. We were happy to have you, Sébastien and Marina!!
Sebastian and his wife and her parents were nice guest. Before their stay, Sebastian was quick with communicating. They left my place clean and they are welcome to stay again!
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I've known Sebastien for a long time, he's a trustworthy friend. His apartment is ideally located near Montmartre with a beautiful view on the Sacré Coeur. It is quiet and well arranged. Perfect for a romantic vacation.
L'appartement idéal pour passer un week-end ou une semaine en amoureux sur Paris. Et apprécier les variations de lumière sur le Sacré-Coeur. Petit plus Sébastien connaît très bien le Paris hors guide et peut donner de précieuses adresses de restaurants, bars et autres conseils. A ce propos un article du Figaro pour les non parisiens... (URL HIDDEN)
Sebastien and I are actually currently roommates in a flat not too far from the one that he has on AirBnB. We have been living together for over a year and have been friends since as long as I can remember. Since I have helped welcoming some of his guest, I am certain that his apartment will please the long or short term guest. Located in the right bank at the foot of Montmartre, guests have quick access to all corners of Paris and from the flat, they have one of the most prized views of the Sacré Coeur. On a personal note, Sebastien is one of the most generous people I know, so guests should not hesitate to make their stay as comfortable as possible by asking what they need from Sebastien. Chances are he will make sure you feel at home.


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That's a very long time in Vegas! You can't go wrong with shows such as O, ZUmanity, KA, Le Reve, Love, etc. I would suggest going to nice dinners at places such as top of the world @ stratosphere, alize @ palms, Eiffel Tower @ Paris and also checking out Fremont for a different kind of experience. Don't forget to hit up the Venetian and take her on a Gondola Ride, chicks love it!
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