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According to Geoff Apthorp, vice president of engineering and business development for ESG, "We are thrilled about our new partnership with Zero Waste Energy. We pride ourselves on using innovation to help our customers find best-in-class, value-added solutions for their unmet solid waste needs. Working with Zero Waste Energy, one of the most forward-thinking and creative companies in our key markets, is another way in which we can globally offer customers both the latest organic waste technology and local customer support."
Zero Waste Energy designs, builds and operates integrated solid waste facilities throughout North America.
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Skip to comments.Heh: Reid Tries to Embarrass Scott Brown, Fails Miserably
Posted on 09/21/2012 4:28:41 PM PDT by Kaslin
By now you've probably grown inured to Harry Reid's oafish hyper-partisanship, but it's still fun to flag instances where it blows up in his face. In advance of last night's Massachusetts Senate debate, Sen. Scott Brown told local reporters that he might be forced to skip the face-off with rival Elizabeth Warren if his official duties required him to remain in Washington to cast votes. Reid interpreted this as a sign of trepidation and accused Brown of running scared and deliberately using the Senate calendar as a handy excuse to duck the debate. Reid ostentatiously canceled the remainder of the day's votes in order to expose Brown's cowardice, or something:
Madam president, I'm so sorry. We have no more votes today. No more votes today. It's obvious to me what's going on. I've been to a few of these rodeos. It is obvious there is a big stall taking place. One of the senators who doesn't want to debate tonight won't be in a debate. While he can't use the Senate as an excuse, there will be no more votes today.
What a clever gambit by the ingenious Majority Leader! This political sage surely has been to "a few of these rodeos" (several of which apparently incorporated poetry readings). With his carefully-laid designs to wriggle out of the televised confrontation thwarted, Brown sheepishly...hopped on the next plane to Boston, and turned in a strong performance at the debate. According to a flash poll of viewers, Brown got the better of the exchange:
Fifty percent (50%) of voters who watched tonight's U.S. Senate debate between Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren said the Senator won, with 40% saying that Warren won the debate (6% thought it was a tie and 4% were undecided) according to a Kimball Political Consulting survey of "likely voters" in Massachusetts. The poll also shows that 55% of likely voters actually watched the debate leading to speculation by the pollster Spencer Kimball, that "the effect of tonight's debate will be played out over the course of several days as pundits and both campaigns try to frame the results for the voters". Results of the ballot test show Senator Scott Brown with a 1 point lead over Democrat Elizabeth Warren (48 percent to 47 percent) with 5 percent undecided.
The ballot portion of this poll is the second survey this week that shows Brown in the lead. Good thing Harry Reid showed him who's boss. On a serious note, the New York Times recently reported that Reid and his party's Senate leadership have been "content to achieve little" in order to avoid tough votes for vulnerable Democrat incumbents. So in an age of $16 Trillion in national debt and a looming fiscal cliff, the budget-free Democrats are intentionally dodging votes and blocking even the consideration of amendments. And Reid's the guy suggesting that Scott Brown is the petty wimp here? I find it extraordinary and pathetic that the leader of the United States Senate gaveled out an entire session for the sole purpose of attempting -- and failing -- to embarrass one member of the opposition party.
UPDATE - I guess Reid has decided the Senate is DSCC headquarters. What a joke:
The bill Reid wants the Senate to vote on is the Sportsmen's Act of 2012. Or, as one political hand dubbed the legislation, "the get Jon Tester reelected bill." It's a bill meant directly to appeal to Tester's constituents, which is why Reid wants a vote on it, even though it's expected to fail in the Senate. "Harry Reid is literally holding up a bill to fund the government so that Jon Tester can use the Senate floor as a campaign studio," says one senior Republican aide in the Senate. "He's more concerned with saving this guy's seat than keeping government funded, avoiding the biggest tax hike in history, or preventing across-the-board defense cuts in January. This is Washington at its worst."
Reid is a bully.
Reid is a liberal vermin.
Reid is the type who would badmouth his best friend.
I heard that he is a pedophile too... Don't recall where I heard it.
It is o.k. when you are a Democrat to do those things. Liberals expect you to do those things just to be part of the Party.
It is o.k. when you are a Democrat to do those things. Liberals expect you to do those things just to be part of the Party.
It is o.k. when you are a Democrat to do those things. Liberals expect you to do those things just to be part of the Party.
Is it true that Harry Reid is a pederast?
I heard today on Boston talker Howie Carr that Brown was in the gym yesterday, and Schumer's on the phone, out of Brown's site but not earshot, bragging how they have planned to screw Brown up for his debate later that day.
True...but he has no friends...
Harry Reid is a pedophile or did he get raped by a pedophile? I got a phone call that said he did.
"Reid is the type who would badmouth his best friend."
If he had a best friend - or even a friend.
He must have had friends to get elected..Maybe friends in low places.
What a pos, but not surprising.
He's very Ebeneezer Scrooge-ish.
Reid is a liberal vermin.You're repeating yourself.
Reid is a 2012 version of a 1917 Bolshevik, mothballs and all...........
He's a pale face. But his face turns red when he's mad.
Scott Brown...screw 'im.
Harry Reid could not possibly have a single friend. Friend and Harry Reid in the same sentence is impossible.
What's the difference between Harry Reid and a turd?
The turd smells a lot better.
cancelling official USA Senate business,
for politcal purposes,
should be grounds for criminal prosecution of Reid.
He has not proven that he has paid any taxes since 1960. Also, he has not proven that he is not a frequent user of LSD and cocaine. He also has not proven that he is not employing illegal aliens to wash his underwear.
Not the first time Dingy Harry has used the Senate floor for partisan politicking.
I just have to hang my head in shame whenever I remember that Nevadans had a chance to get rid of this pos and didn't.
I hope by going for Romney this Nov, and helping to defeat Obama, we can make up a little for the pain we have caused this nation.
And I heard Reid is a goat herder and dates a couple in his herd. I think that's what I heard about that nerd....
Thanks Kaslin. Reid fails miserably even without it.
You really shouldn't be insulting vermin that way.
Reid is a taxer, defined as a conspiracy nut who thinks Romney doesn't pay his taxes.
I simply don't understand why SOMEONE doesn't get enough of this and slap this little twerp.
Slandering another senator from the well of the senate used to be taboo. All democrats and people who vote for them are slime.
Reid is scum that decent people wouldn't want on the bottom of their shoes.
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HR34 Genie price drop
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In the end, I was offered the HR34 for $249, $10 off my bill for 12 months and free installation (which I accepted).
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The promotion is that new customers are offered an HR34 "Genie" for free.
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This is the event you have all been waiting for! In just a few short weeks — Saturday, April 17, to be exact — knitting royalty from around the country will be converging at Hopkins High School for a day of learning, fun, and stash enhancement. This is the MKG's 24th annual Yarnover, and for many members it kicks off the spring. The most difficult choice is which of the three- to six-hour classes to take. If workshops aren't your thing, be sure to check out our ever-popular market, where wonderful goodies await your perusal. New this year, you can come and just see the keynote speaker for $5 (exact change please), if you do not wish to take any classes.
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Outdoor storage barns, wooden swings, landscaping equipment and a collection of cats looking for homes are among the displays at the 44th annual Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce Home and Garden Show.
"We have 110 vendors, including 30 craft vendors and 80 traditional home show vendors," said Chamber President Terry Sterling shortly after cutting the ribbon Friday to officially open the show on the floor of Wheeling's WesBanco Arena. "People feel the show gives them good exposure. Plus, you can come in here to forget about the snow and think about spring."
Clay Croskey, sales manager for DeNoon Lumber, said sponsoring the Wheeling show for the past few years has helped his Bergholz, Ohio-based business.
"The Wheeling people are great. We do a lot of business down this way, and we feel strongly about this show," he said.
Chris Ponzani, owner of The Ponzani Landscaping Co., and Gabe Hays, owner of Hays Landscape Architecture Studio, have a collaborative working relationship in the areas of designing and building. Both believe strongly in the Wheeling show.
"It is pretty productive – one of the best in the area," Ponzani said, and Hays agreed.
Also at the show is a booth for the Webark Estates Animal Shelter. Volunteer Ashley Blinco said her organization works to find homes for cats and dogs that would otherwise be forgotten.
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SOA gives you the ability to be more agile and resilient as your business changes. However, with the agility and resilience comes complexity. As a result, governance is critical to realizing the full potential of SOA. For successful SOA, you need to have an SOA run time governance solution. An effective solution allows you to govern your SOA from all perspectives, from initial design to run time. This includes:
- Managing a service and its related artifacts throughout the serviceâs life cycle from inception to retirement
- Monitoring and managing what is happening in the run time environments
- Pro-actively reacting to situations before they become a crisis
- Authoring and enforcing policies during design, change and run times
This article shows you how to create a robust SOA run time governance solution using WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.2 (hereafter referred to as Service Registry), WebSphere Process Server V6.1.2 (hereafter referred to as Process Server), and IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for SOA V7.1 (hereafter referred to as ITCAM for SOA). It is intended for architects and specialists who are working in SOA environments and have a basic understanding of SOA governance.
The article introduces Service Registry and ITCAM for SOA. It describes three governance scenarios: identification of rogue services, business impact analysis, and dynamic endpoint selection. Part 2 shows how to implement dynamic endpoint selection and introduces additional governance scenarios, such as automatic enforcement of service level agreements (SLAs) using workflows and service reporting.
To illustrate the capabilities of this integrated solution, we use a SimpleOpenAccount business process application (see Downloads) that was developed with WebSphere Integration Developer V6.1.2 (hereafter referred to as Integration Developer). We registered the VerifyCredit services, which the process invokes, with the Service Registry. We used ITCAM for SOA V7.1 to monitor and manage this application running in Process Server V6.1.2. To run the sample, you need to install:
- IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for SOA V7.1
- WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.2
- ITCAM for SOA Event Handler for WebSphere Service Registry and Repository - Support Pac 4
- WebSphere Process Server V6.1.2
- WebSphere Integration Developer V6.1.2
The SOA run time governance solution
With a top-down approach to SOA, you identify discrete business tasks that may be candidates to become a service. You need a service registry to search if there is already a service that meets the requirements of the candidate service. If there is a match you need to be able to know who the owner is, the life cycle state of the service, how many service versions are deployed, and how that service is performing. If there are no services that meet the requirements then you need to register this candidate service and begin its life cycle.
As services move into production, there is a critical need to control and govern any SOA implementations that do not work as designed. Organizations must have SOA monitoring solutions that monitor production services, identify rogue services, and populate the registry with metadata about service level agreements and performance metrics. The sections below explain how Service Registry and ITCAM for SOA support these requirements.
Figure 1 depicts SOA run time governance solutions. The solution may consist of one or more enterprise service buses. This article focuses on WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (hereafter referred to as WebSphere ESB), part of Process Server.
Figure 1. IBM SOA run time governance solution
End-to-end service governance (Service Registry)
Service Registry is a robust, integrated registry and repository, where all SOA artifacts associated with the run time aspects of a service and the metadata about those artifacts are stored and governed. It serves as the authoritative source for SOA artifacts throughout the life cycle from model to assemble, deploy, manage, and eventually retirement. Service Registry is optimized for the run time environment to enable dynamic endpoint selection. It enables the run time to apply policies that are authored, attached and governed in Service Registry, and ensures that proper subscriptions are in place to invoke a service. Later in this article we show how performance metrics from ITCAM for SOA are published to the Service Registry and then used by Process Server to make a dynamic endpoint selection. This gives us end-to-end governance of a service.
The Service Registry enables you to define custom life cycles for SOA artifacts. The life cycle is a state machine that is enforced by a validation framework. This allows you to assign policies that validate the artifacts and determine if the transition to the next life cycle state should occur. It also allows you to specify notifications when the transition occurs. For example, this notification can be an email or it can invoke an external process. Figure 2 shows an example of a service life cycle.
Figure 2. Service life cycle
Service Registry provides a prescriptive practice for service versioning and service subscription. As your service evolves you will need to maintain all service version life cycles both from a design and operational perspective. For example, you may need to have both service versions operational for a given period of time until all consumers of the service can migrate to a newer version. Figure 3 shows the service version life cycle. Service subscriptions enable you to know who is using the services, which helps in capacity planning for the service.
Figure 3. Service version life cycle
Service Registry provides graphical navigation and impact analysis. Figure 4 depicts a graphical analysis of the VerifyCredit service which was registered in the Service Registry as part of the integration demo. There are two versions of the VerifyCredit service and a subscription to service version 1.0. You can also see the artifacts associated with service version 1.0.
Figure 4. Impact analysis of the VerifyCredit service
Service Registry provides visibility to the parts within the SOA documents, such as Web Service Definition Language (WSDL), XML Schema Definition (XSD), WS-Policy, and Service Component Architecture (SCA). It parses these artifacts into their logical constructs such as:
- Services, port types, ports, operations, and messages for WSDL documents
- Complex type, simple type, element, and attributes for XSD documents
This enables you to easily locate and reuse parts, such as a business object described in an XSD, without having to know the physical file name first. .
We've just touched on a small subset of the Service Registry capabilities. For more information on Service Registry, see Resources.
End-to-end SOA monitoring (ITCAM for SOA)
ITCAM for SOA provides monitoring and management of services and mediations in an SOA environment. It monitors a wide variety of metrics on a large number of application server run time environments and enterprise services buses (including WebSphere ESB, WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance, and WebSphere Message Broker, hereafter referred to as Message Broker). It also manages mediations in WebSphere ESB.
For supported environments, ITCAM for SOA monitors and performs simple control of message traffic between Web services in the SOA. It relies on a distributed network of data collectors to feed data into IBM Tivoli Monitoring for analysis and management. ITCAM for SOA uses the term services to describe both Web services and other services with well-defined interfaces. Because the definition of a service from an SOA perspective is fairly broad, ITCAM for SOA defines its scope through support for the application server run time environments that host the services.
ITCAM for SOA works in concert with other products to support the logical services management layer in a complete SOA management solution, and to manage the resources that support the services and the ESB layer. All three IBM ESB offerings — WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, WebSphere Datapower SOA Appliance, and Message Broker — are supported. ITCAM for SOA focuses on discovery and monitoring of services in a wide range of application server runtime environments that are most common in early SOA adoption projects, such as Microsoft® .NET connection software, BEA® WebLogic® server, WebSphere Application Server, CICS® Transaction Server and others. ITCAM for SOA supports production IT environments in key areas of operation, such as status and situation generation.
ITCAM for SOA processes correlation information from the message traffic. The information is used to display topology views in Tivoli Enterprise Portal, and to display pattern and sequence views in the Web Services Navigator. This navigator is an additional graphic display tool provided with ITCAM for SOA to help you analyze your services and interactions between operations.
Run time monitoring (workspaces, metrics and operational flows)
When service requests are processed by an application server or enterprise service bus, ITCAM for SOA dynamically discovers the services and SCA components. Using a set of predefined Tivoli Enterprise Portal workspaces, you can view the services and their metrics (such as response time, number of messages, message sizes, and faults) that have been discovered in your environment. Two of the predefined workspaces are shown in Figure 5 and Figure 6.
Figure 5. Performance summary workspace
Figure 6. Message summary workspace
ITCAM for SOA can also discover your service flows dynamically. The service flows are displayed graphically in Operational Flow workspaces (which are also referred to as service-to-service topology workspaces). The Operational Flow workspaces help your operations staff perform SOA diagnostics and root/cause analysis related to your SOA environment. You can drill down into the run time monitoring products from Tivoli to debug issues with your run time application server and ESB environments like Process Server and Message Broker.
Figure 7 shows the service flow of the sample SimpleOpenAccount application. The application consists of a business process, SCA components and three back-end Web service endpoints. The gear icons represent individual operations and the magenta gear icons with pipes represent SCA mediations (components, imports and exports). See the ITCAM for SOA User's Guide for more details on the icons and what they represent.
Figure 7. Operational flow workspace
If you hover your mouse over any of the icons in an Operational Flow workspace, a tooltip displays details on what that icon represents. Figure 8 shows tooltip text for an SCA mediation operation aggregate.
Figure 8. Tooltip for SCA mediation operation
The Interaction Details view is the lower view of the Operational Flow workspace in Figure 10. Instead of showing the operation instances for an entire service flow, it shows you the instances for the selected operation and the callers and target instances of that operation. For each operation instance, you can see where the instance is deployed and its status, which is based on the situations that are open for an operation instance. Figure 9 shows the tooltip for the verifyCredit SCA mediation instance in the Interaction Details view. The tooltip indicates that the mediation instance is deployed on the WebSphere Application Server on the itcamdemo.tivlab.raleigh.ibm.com computer. It also shows that the ResponseTimeCritical_610 situation is open for this mediation operation instance and the situationâs status is Critical.
Figure 9. Tooltip for SCA mediation instance
Figure 10. Interaction Details view
If you hover your mouse over any of the relationships between icons you see details about the metrics for that relationship. Figure 11 shows an example of tooltip text for call relationship metrics. The metrics can be viewed in graphical or tabular format.
Figure 11. Tooltip for call relationship metrics
For more details about the Operational Flow workspaces refer to the ITCAM for SOA User's Guide.
The integrated demo application
The SimpleOpenAccount application is a business process running in Process Server. It accepts a customerâs information and simulates opening a client account. See Download for a project interchange file and a readme file for deploying the application.
As shown in Figure 12, part of the business process does a credit check on the customer. The process calls out to the DynamicServiceSelection mediation module, which selects between three available credit-check services. All three service endpoints implement the VerifyCredit interface for uniformity. The three services are published in Service Registry for discovery by WebSphere ESB.
Figure 12. SimpleOpenAccount business process
Governance scenario 1: Â Identify rogue services
In an ideal SOA environment all production services should be registered in Service Registry. Through its integration with the Service Registry, ITCAM for SOA can identify rogue services in your environment. The product includes a set of Tivoli Enterprise Portal views that help operations staff and subject matter experts identify services that have been deployed to application servers but that are not in Service Registry.
ITCAM for SOA includes a set of Discovery Library Adapters (DLAs) that can discover services stored in Service Registry as well as services observed by the ITCAM for SOA data collectors. These DLAs create XML files that describe the discovered services and that are loaded into the Tivoli Common Object Repository (TCORE) database of ITCAM for SOA. The TCORE data is used to display the list of observed vs. registered services. The DLAs can be scheduled to run using your operating system scheduler facilities. See ITCAM for SOA User's Guide for more details on DLAs shipped with ITCAM for SOA.
Figure 13. Service Registry integration: Discovery of registered and observed services
Figure 14 depicts the Services Overview table. This table shows the result of discovering our sample SimpleOpenAccount application by running the Service Registry and ITCAM for SOA DLAs. The Services Overview table shows the registered vs. the observed services in our environment and helps the operations staff and architects take appropriate action to ensure SOA run time governance. Figure 14 also illustrates the use of a custom workspace to access the Service Registry user interface.
Figure 14. Identifying rogue services
Governance scenario 2: Impact analysis of business processes
ITCAM for SOA can identify and show the impact to a business process when services degrade. It provides a set of predefined Tivoli Enterprise Portal views that show the relationship between your services and business processes. The data for these views is obtained by running the Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), ITCAM for SOA and Service Registry DLAs and loading the information into the TCORE database. For the sample SimpleOpenAccount application, we ran the three DLAs using the Windows scheduler.
Figure 15 shows the Services Overview table containing a list of observed vs. registered services. You can select a service in this table and then choose to display the set of business processes that the service participates in.
Figure 15. Selecting a service
Figure 16 shows the Business Process Details view which illustrates, in graphical format, the services that are used by the SimpleOpenAccount business process.
Figure 16. Displaying the business processes for a service
ITCAM for SOA can also show the set of business processes that a service participates in (using the Operational Flow workspaces). Again, this is done by using the DLAs that come with the product. Figure 17 shows how to display the set of business processes for an operation aggregate in the Operational Flow workspace.
Figure 17. Displaying business process impact
Governance scenario 3:Â Dynamic endpoint lookup based on SLA information
A key part of SOA run time governance is the ability to dynamically affect routing decisions by the ESB based on real-time performance monitoring information. ITCAM for SOA can send performance information to the Service Registry directly or through one of the IBM Tivoli event servers such as Tivoli Enterprise Console and Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus. This performance information is used to update the service metadata, through the ITCAM for SOA Event Handler for Service Registry (hereafter called Event Handler). This way, an enterprise service bus (either WebSphere ESB, WebSphere DataPower, or Message Broker) can make dynamic run time decisions about the health of service endpoints. See Resources for more details on the Event Handler.
Figure 18. Flow for dynamic endpoint lookup
In our sample application a custom property
Status has
been added to the metadata of all three service endpoints in the Service Registry.
The property is set to
available by default. On receiving
a credit check request, the verifyCredit SCA mediation in Process Server queries the
Service Registry for all services that implement the VerifyCredit interface and that
have the Status property set to
available. An endpoint
from the returned set is selected at random to process the request.
ITCAM for SOA monitors the service traffic and generates a situation event when
service requests for services that implement the VerifyCredit interface exceed a
five-second threshold (average response time). The situation event is forwarded to
Event Handler, which changes the value of the
property for the affected service endpoint from
unavailable. Any subsequent credit-check requests will
not use this endpoint when Service Registry is queried by the verifyCredit SCA
mediation. When the average response time drops below the five-second threshold, the
situation event closes. ITCAM for SOA forwards the closed event to Event Handler,
which sets the value of
Status property back to
available. This makes the endpoint eligible again for
processing future credit-check requests. Figure 19 shows the metadata properties in
Service Registry for ExterianVerifyCreditEndpoint when the
Status property is set to
Through this dynamic updating of service metadata, the infrastructure ensures that only services that meet an acceptable response-time goal are used for servicing incoming requests. This functionality can be used to extend the flexibility of an SOA infrastructure that uses multiple services by ensuring that only services meeting certain SLA criteria are used for specific requests. This is useful for customer segmentation and other customer satisfaction applications.
Figure 19. Metadata data properties for a service endpoint
In this article we described why SOA run time governance is needed and how an integrated solution consisting of Service Registry, ITCAM for SOA, and an enterprise service bus is both powerful and effective. We introduced the capabilities of both Service Registry and ITCAM for SOA. We then used the sample SimpleOpenAccount business process application to illustrate the solution for three governance scenarios: identifying rogue services, analyzing the impact of services on business processes, and dynamically selecting endpoints based on SLA information. Part 2 shows how to enable smart run time decisions based on information gathered by ITCAM for SOA and stored in the Service Registry.
|Project Interchange file
|Readme file
- Find details on ITCAM for SOA in the ITCAM for SOA User's Guide.
- Read related developerWorks articles:
- "Introducing IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, Part 1: A day in the life of WebSphere Service Registry and Repository in the SOA life cycle" (developerWorks, September 2006) describes the main concepts and capabilities of Service Registry.
- Learn how to use the ITCAM for SOA Event Handler: "Integration between IBM Tivoli Component Application Manager for SOA and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository" (developerWorks, January 2007).
- "Introducing IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, Part 2: Architecture, APIs, and content" (developerWorks, September 2006) contains an architectural overview of Service Registry and its capabilities.
- Learn how ITCAM for SOA integrates with Tivoli Business Service Manager.
- The WebSphere Service Registry and Repository Information Center provides complete product documentation.
- WebSphere Service Registry and Repository product information provides Service Registry product information, including requirements and how to purchase.
- Learn more about SOA governance methods, services and tools from IBM at IBM SOA Governance and Service Life Cycle Management.
- Check out the developerWorks WebSphere SOA zone for a host of technical resources, such as articles, tutorials, and downloads on WebSphere SOA solutions.
- The developerWorks WebSphere business process management zone provides a host of technical resources, such as articles, tutorials, and downloads, on WebSphere BPM solutions, including Service Registry.
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Yes, the true freshman helped the Rutgers football team rally back from a 10-point deficit. Yes, he threw the touchdown pass to send the game in overtime. But Nova will be the first to admit he made way too many mistakes.
"I was pretty disappointed in my play, in myself," Nova said after reviewing his performance. "There were a couple of third-down plays that I made. I was pretty happy with that, but I know I left a lot of offense on the field. But we got the win, so that's all that matters at the end of the day."
In the eyes of the coaching staff, most importantly coach Greg Schiano and offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti, Nova did enough to put his name in serious contention for the starting spot this week against Pittsburgh.
On the positive side, Nova threw for 122 yards and completed 58 percent of his passes off the bench. Nova threw his second career touchdown pass to tie the game and send things into overtime.
Most importantly, Nova kept his composure in what he called the toughest playing conditions of his life.
"The first play I got in there, the linebacker [Marquis Spruill] looked at me and said, 'We're going coming for the rest of the game,' and I started laughing," Nova said. "I knew they were going to be coming. I love that moment, the pressure. I love all that. The fans going crazy. I love that. That's why I came to school, for games like that.
"I've been in situations like that before, but not at that magnitude in the Carrier Dome. I've been in a situation where my team is down and needs a couple of plays and fortunately I was able to make them."
On the negative side, Nova made more freshman mistakes than most teams would let him get away with. Though not entirely his fault, Nova took four of the team's five sacks. He wasted timeouts while struggling to get the plays in on time.
Worst of all, Nova did not do a good job of recognizing when a play was dead. Nova tried to do too much against the pressure. He lost a fumble deep in his own territory and also committed intentional grounding because of it.
"They were bringing a lot of guys and, watching film, I feel like I didn't do a good job of keeping my poise in the pocket," Nova said. "I can do a better job. Sometimes, I kind of flushed out when I didn't need to … I just have to trust my protection more and trust my reads and trust my training."
Whatever happens between Dodd and Nova the rest of the season, both are adamant in saying there are no hard feelings and they both came to Rutgers knowing they would have to compete every day.
That's what it means to be a "Rutgers guy," Nova said.
"I'm going to have the same mindset that I've always had since training camp," Nova said. "I'm just coming in here to compete every day and whatever the decision the coaches make, I'm going to be supportive of the team. Me and Chas have been real supportive of each other since the beginning, so we have to keep that going."
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There is a classic line in the 1998 film "Armageddon" where Ben Affleck says of Bruce Willis' character, "Harry'll do it. I know it. He doesn't know how to fail."
The same goes for Nova.
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"Gary's been in big games, so I think that helps," said Schiano, who will ultimately make the decision between Nova and Dodd before Saturday's kickoff. "He went into the Carrier Dome with a loud environment and wasn't very shook up. Chas and he are both cool customers, so I'm not worried about that. And I'm not worried about either one coming off the bench to play. I think they'll just come in and play, not press."
So a 10-point deficit on the road in a conference game? That's no big deal according to his former teammates at Don Bosco.
"It came as no surprise to me," said five-star defensive lineman Darius Hamilton. "He never lost a game as a starter when he was in high school because of the kind of leader he was. Gary was a great leader. He was always on top of guys. He is big on accountability. I have nothing but love for him after we played together for multiple years. He's a great person to be around. The thing about Gary is he always finds a way to win and isn't afraid to take control. He's just scratching the surface of how great he can be."
Former and future teammate Leonte Carroo predicted the comeback the second Nova took over the reins against the Orange.
"There was definitely no surprise," said the four-star wide receiver, who verbally committed to the Scarlet Knights this summer. "I called it the second he came in. He's done it plenty of times in his career. Chas Dodd is also a great quarterback, but when Gary got in there, he just did what he did best and that's lead."
Nova's physical tools alone are ahead of the curve of the average freshman quarterback. But as Schiano likes to say, "leadership leads."
Nova is a born leader according to those that know him best.
"Gary was one of the best teammates I've had in my life both on the basketball team and the football team," said four-star Don Bosco cornerback Yuri Wright. "He's a terrific leader and he knows what it takes to lead a team to victory. He's a very tough competitor got me a lot better. Playing against a quarterback of his caliber every day in practice definitely made me a better defender, especially with the arm he has."
The Pittsburgh Connections
At this time last season, Nova was a firm verbal commit to Pittsburgh. After offseason regime change and Nova's subsequent decommitment, he found a home 45 minute south in Piscataway.
When asked about playing the school where he nearly became a student, Nova brushed it off as just another game.
"I thought about it probably in the offseason when everything happened and I chose [Rutgers]," Nova said. "I thought a lot about it then, but now, I'm looking at it as another game and I have to get ready for it."
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"I feel that if he can beat out Dodd this week, he is definitely ready," Carroo said. "The thing about Gary is that he just doesn't lose. He hates losing and has never done it as a starter. It would be great if this was the first start of his career with it being against the team he first committed to. If you know Gary, you know he's going to be amped up for this game and play with a little chip on his shoulder."
Whether there are extra emotions about playing Pittsburgh or not, Nova is happy fate led him to Rutgers.
Between his pride for the Garden State and connections to the coaching staff, Rutgers quickly became a new home for Nova.
"As soon as Coach Cignetti got the job here, I felt like I didn't want to play for anyone else," Nova said. "Just his passion for the game, his approach and his passion that he teaches it with. Every day he brings his energy that makes you want to practice and go out there. He expects greatness from you. He always asks, it could be in the middle of practice and he'll ask me, 'do you want to be great?'"


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Mitt Romney, the candidate who doesn't come down on the side of any issue so much as he tries to surround them all, seemed confused this time about what he wants to do with aid to Israel.
When Texas Gov. Rick Perry said at Saturday night's Republican candidates' foreign policy debate in South Carolina that on funding foreign aid "Every country would start at zero," Romney chimed in, "I agree with Governor Perry. Start everything at zero," Politico reported.
There was a collective gasp from Republican Jewish operatives who are planning once again to target Barack Obama as hostile to the Jewish state – a strategy that backfired on them in 2008, especially in Florida.
Both the Perry and Romney campaigns, after some prodding, came out with a typical politician's response: "That may be what I said but that's not what I meant."
Later in the debate, moderator Scott Pelley of CBS read a question from Twitter asking, "Does governor Perry's foreign aid starts at zero include Israel?"
"Absolutely," Perry answered.
The Republican Jewish Coalition tweeted Ben Smith at Politico: "hoping @perrytruthteam will brief their man on 10-year Memorandum of Understanding that governs US- #Israel funding levels."
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Delighted Democrats took these answers, especially Romney's because he is the frontrunner while Perry seems to be steadily dropping to the back of the pack, and began firing away.
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"I'm aghast that the leading Republican contenders for President tonight, including Mitt Romney, pledged to zero out the foreign aid budget including the traditional and vital support the U.S. has provided the Jewish state of Israel for its security. I cannot think of a more irresponsible, risky or deplorable position towards our most important friend and ally," she declared.
It was quickly obvious neither GOP hopeful had done his homework and both were just shooting from the lip and pandering to the xenophobia of their conservative audience. The U.S. and Israel have a 10-year agreement to provide Israel with security assistance worth approximately $30 billion, as RJC tried to remind Perry's staff. Perry and Romney suggested they would scrap that in favor of a zero-based foreign aid budget.
A day later Romney attempted a partial retreat when a spokesperson emailed AFP: "Mitt Romney firmly believes that the United States must continue supporting Israel and increase military aid to our strongest friend and ally."
Perry's campaign released a statement describing him as "a friend to Israel" who "understands the challenges faced by the country," which is "a unique and vital political and economic partner for the United States," AFP reported.
But, most revealing, neither candidate pledged to maintain the current level of U.S. aid to Israel under the agreement signed during the Bush Administration and extending beyond the end of the term of the president to be elected next year.
The question of foreign aid is one that needs and deserves serious discussion, not self-aggrandizing political pandering, but don't look for any of that in this or any election year.
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First, I am a registered democrat in NYCD17, a secular Jew who knows that Ramat Shlomo and Gilo are NOT "settlements", yet Obama turned those two Jerusalem neighborhoods that happen to be east of the 1949 armistice line into two separate and very public diplomatic rifts with Israel.
Second, there is an intense debate in Israel about the strings the USA attaches to the 100% military aid, including that Israel spend 75% of those dollars on Made in USA technologies; that the USA dictates that Israel sell defense technologies to Turkey, the NATO "ally"; and the USA constrains Israeli companies from joint ventures with non-USA companies, especially in avionics.
Third, Zero-based budgeting for all Federal (or state or city) expenditures is a good idea. Texas budgets on a two-year cycle, and I assume a President Perry knows to start the zero-base budget process in year ONE to establish a new baseline for four years, since Congress seems to find it impossible to actually produce an annual budget.
Fourth, Governor Perry has the strongest position on Israel of any candidate, since his first visit to Israel in 1992 as Texas Ag Commissioner. Perry's depth on Israel as America's most reliable and important ally in the Middle East is based on his direct experience on economic, trade, technology, and military views of Israel.
Fifth, Gov. Perry had the courage of his convictions to stand next to MK Danon in NYC on Sept 20, 2011, during UN week, calling Obama's treatment of Israel "naive, arrogant, misguided, and dangerous".
Obama made Israel a top 3 issue for me in May, 2008. He has proven his disdain for Israel since his election.
Which is why I follow the GOP process so closely.
It was Newt that agreed with Rick Perry not Mitt !! This whole article is based on a false premise !!


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As Yelp (NYSE:YELP) works towards profitability, the stock has performed very well for investors, as it has returned 215% YTD, but shares have recently declined after an earnings miss at the end of October. This happened even though local business reviews are more popular than ever, and Yelp's mobile app continues to be the most popular tool for consumers on the go. Momentum stocks like YELP have made investors a lot of money this year, as every dip has been a buying opportunity, so is this a buying opportunity for YELP?
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Yelp is making great progress with its local business, but competition is also growing. Google is still playing catch up, but it is working its recently acquired Zagat, into Google maps. This allows customers to search for local businesses and rate those using Google maps and is a concern for Yelp because Google drives about half of its website traffic. Yelp is going to need to encourage non-app users to find its reviews in a more direct path. Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), who also offers reviews, has more than 18 million local businesses and counting. Groupon Inc (NASDAQ:GRPN) and Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO) maps are also looking to take their share of the local business revenues.
Right now about two-thirds of internet users choose Google Maps for their mapping needs, even in mobile and tablet markets, Google Maps continues to be dominant. Google Maps is not only the most popular mapping app, but it is also one of the most popular apps period. Right now, Google Maps is used in 46% of all mobile devices.
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The 2013-14 NBA season may be in its infancy, but trade rumors are already in midseason form.
With players like Gerald Wallace, Steve Nash and Rudy Gay having their names dangling in the trade market, there is the potential for teams to make an aggressive move and bring in a quality veteran capable of giving any team's championship hopes a boost.
However, there is also a reason teams would be willing to trade these guys, and those reasons mean these trades may never advance past the rumors stage.
I'll dig a little deeper into the rumors surrounding each of the above three.
Gerald Wallace
Gerald Wallace's situation is amusing to me. I understand why he'd want out of Boston. Wallace is 31 and the Celtics are terrible. Wallace is not at the stage of his career where playing for a rebuilding franchise is an enticing proposition.
At the start of the season, Wallace has not been shy about voicing his concerns over how the Celtics are playing.
Gerald Wallace calls out 'selfish' Celtics teammates after loss to Bucks http://t.co/JEymjx5psE— Kurt Helin (@basketballtalk) November 2, 2013
Wallace really has nothing to lose with these kinds of comments. It may inspire his team to play a different style of basketball, and it could help the front office decide to move a loud and disgruntled player.
According to Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald, the Celtics have looked to do just that.
Of course, they aren't finding any takers. Wallace is on the books for over $10 million through the end of the 2015-16 season.
Don't expect any trade involving Gerald Wallace. To dump that contract, multiple rival execs say, will require at least one of Nets picks— Chris Mannix (@ChrisMannixSI) November 6, 2013
While the Celtics would like to clear this salary off the books, Boston will be leery of giving up any assets that will help the rebuilding process.
My guess is that this was explained to Wallace, and the veteran has to realize the reality of his situation.
So, he appears to be trying to make the best of things.
Wallace: "I don't think I can play 35, 40 minutes anymore. Those days are over." Thinks 25 off bench could work.— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) November 7, 2013
Wallace: "Who knows? Maybe this is the best thing for my career." Called himself the 7th Man.— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) November 7, 2013
He even was attempting to have a little fun.
#Celtics forward Gerald Wallace wanted to play reporter today... pic.twitter.com/vuculIxyZv— Marc D'Amico (@Marc_DAmico) November 7, 2013
Wallace's attitude is actually refreshing. He's been honest, playing hard and he certainly doesn't look like a player ready to pull a Dwight Howard and mope around until his situation changes, which is good because his situation isn't changing anytime soon.
Steve Nash
Any chance the Lakers had at getting their money's worth out of Steve Nash expired last season. With Nash and Howard joining the Lakers, it appeared as if Los Angeles was going to challenge for a title.
Instead, the Lakers barely qualified for the playoffs and Howard walked at the end of the season.
Now, Nash is of little value to this team. The Lakers aren't good enough to contend for a championship with their current roster and Nash is going to be 40 before the season is over.
The Lakers are looking at a boatload of cap space this coming offseason. The only substantial player signed for next year is Nash at almost $10 million. That cap space will be far more valuable to the Lakers' reshaping process than a 40-year-old point guard.
So, it should be no surprise that the veteran is readily available:
Steve Nash is another vet who may be traded this year. I've heard Toronto as a possible landing spot for Nash from multiple league sources.— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) November 4, 2013
The move makes some sense for the Raptors. Nash, a native Canadian, would undoubtedly help raise fan interest for the team. That would help justify absorbing his salary.
Also, he can still run an offense and shoot, and the Raptors could use him and Kyle Lowry to help give the team solid play from the point.
I'm not sure if this is enough to make the Raptors pull the trigger. However, if they are willing, I would not expect the Lakers to hesitate.
Rudy Gay
Apparently, the Raptors aren't only looking to bring in players with a trade.
Toronto acquired Gay less than a year ago, but that may as well have been a lifetime ago since the Raptors have a new general manager in Masai Ujiri this season.
Ujiri has his own vision for the future, and that vision does not necessarily include his team's star 27-year-old swingman.
Should the Raptors trade Gay?
Bruce Arthur of the National Post reports that Ujiri has had discussions about trading Gay.
Gay has played solid basketball for the Raptors, but it would be hard to say his 19.5 points per game and 42.5 percent shooting percentage in 33 games with the Raptors last season justifies his massive salary.
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March is just around the corner and that means we are getting closer and closer to another series of Kirtland's warbler surveys on the wintering grounds.
As you may remember from previous blog posts, Kirtland's warblers spend the winter primarily in The Bahamas, especially on the central islands (Eleuthera, San Salvador, Cat and Long Islands). However, recent evidence from our geolocator study indicates that perhaps as much as 15% of the population winters in the extreme eastern Bahamas or on Turks and Caicos.
Figure 1 (below) shows the migratory path of one male Kirtland's warbler, from his breeding grounds in northern Michigan to his wintering grounds.
Light-level geolocators collect information about the intensity of light to determine the time of sunrise and sunset. Because sunrise and sunset times vary depending on one's location on the planet, we can then use this information to infer latitude and longitude throughout the year. While incredibly useful, this type of data is noisy and can only pinpoint locations to within ~200 kilometers (~ 120 miles).
As a result, this male could have wintered anywhere in the eastern part of the Bahama Archipelago, with the most likely islands found within the blue oval (Figure 1). This particular male had one of the longest spring migrations of all the males we tracked, flying over 3000 km (~1800 miles) in just 16 days.
There are a few sightings of Kirtland's warblers from Turks and Caicos but no formal surveys have been done there. Joe Wunderle, one of our wintering Kirtland's experts, actually saw his first ever Kirtland's warbler on North Caicos, well before he knew he would spend much of his career working with them. Because so many birds appear to be wintering in this region, we have planned a trip to Turks and Caicos to carry out surveys.
The team consists of long-time Kirtland's researchers Dave Ewert (The Nature Conservancy) and Joe Wunderle (U.S. Forest Service), as well as Scott Johnson, a colleague from the Bahamian National Trust, and myself.
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