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Over the last six months, a number of standards have begun to emerge in the areas of Web services' lifecycles, security measures, collaborations, and transactions. JSRs have emerged to begin the process of defining, in a standard way, the different aspects of how Web services might be supported in a J2EE-compliant application server.
JSR 109 specifically discusses local client access to Web services, server lifecycle, and deployment of Web services. JSRs 104, 105, and 106 combine to describe various aspects of Web services security, including APIs for trust services, digital signatures, and encryption. JSRs 156 and 157 define a basis for supporting transactions and collaborations between Web services, including support for 2PC (JTA) and business-style transactions. In this article, we will examine the intent of JSR 109 and examine its impact on Web services implemented in a J2EE environment.
JSR 109: Web Services For J2EE
Current specification status: Version 0.3
(public review version 1.0) dated 15-April-2002.
Over the past few years, J2EE has emerged as the dominant standard for serving up information on the Web. A large number of standards have evolved, of which Web services is one of the most recent, to place application functionality behind Web front ends. First there were servlets and JSP, as well as stateless session Enterprise Java Beans. Over time, the EJB specification changed and grew to support stateful, then entity, and eventually message-based semantics.
Its only logical to assume the J2EE arena will continue to grow and evolve. JSR 109 is one of the latest specifications to expand J2EE support into new areas. JSR 109 effectively defines how a J2EE application server could be expanded to provide native support for deploying, managing, and accessing Web services in a standard fashion.
Specifically, JSP 109 covers a number of important areas:
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In this article, we will examine various areas of JSP 109 to understand the benefit of each. But as you read this article, please remember that specifications are designed to describe a solution to a problem. Often we look at a technology and think only in terms of what it does, losing sight of the problem it was meant to solve. As we read specifications, we should continue to ask, "What problem does this solve?" A specification should describe a solution to a problem, without being too broad or too narrow in scope.
First and foremost, JSP 109 attempts to define a programming model for implementing Web services so that outwardly, they appear exactly the same to the calling application, regardless of how they were implemented. Because Web services are controlled and defined by many other specifications, JSR 109 cannot require any changes beyond the scope of how a Web service is implemented and deployed in a compliant application server. We'll look at the various aspects of the development and deployment model shortly.
In addition, JSP 109 attempts to define a client-side programming model that mimics other J2EE programming models; developers familiar with "traditional" remote methodologies will be familiar with JSR 109. By "traditional," we mean that JSR 109 defines a client-side programming model that is consistent with other J2EE applications, uses JNDI, etc., to obtain access to a remote interface and then call into the object it references.
Note: A number of members of the voting Web services communities, such as Sun and BEA, have expressed significant reservations with the scope of JSR 109. For a complete review of comments, see the voting page.
The purpose of the client-side programming model of JSR 109 is to clearly define how Java applications might access a Web service locally in a manner similar to how EJB access works today. The problem is one of complexity. Other JSRs define mechanisms for accessing Web services not residing locally within an application server; however, such methods add a significant level of programming complexity to client applications. Accessing a Web service from within the application server that defines it should be a straightforward process. The client-side programming model in JSR 109 defines a mechanism for accessing a locally-deployed Web service in a simple and well-understood manner.
JSR 109 defines three specific client programming models -- client-managed port access, container-managed port access, and dynamic port access. We will be concentrating on client-managed access, which defines an interface, based on the original WSDL, to the Web service. Using client-managed access, an application requests a port to a specific interface. Container-managed port access acts much like client-managed, except that the container manages calls to the instance directly, and the client requests a generic port that might be used to access multiple different instances.
A Note on Ports
Before we jump into accessing a Web service, we must first understand the concept of ports. A port is effectively an instance of a Web service. A client application accessing a Web service must ask a service interface for access to the service, at which point the application server might either serve up an existing instance or create a new instance to handle the request. Readers familiar with EJB programming will find the client-side programming model for JSR 109 very familiar.
With dynamic port access, no prior knowledge of the WSDL definition is required, and calls are generated on the fly. While significantly more robust, dynamic access to any object hasn't proven to be very useful in real-world applications. In the future -- if or when dynamic programming becomes more prevalent -- such access methods will prove valuable. For the remainder of this article, we will work with the more traditional container-managed port access model, where a definition of the Web service interface is known to the client beforehand. We'll look at client-managed and container-managed port access later.
Step 1: First we obtain an
as we would in any JNDI client application. (The specifics of JNDI
are beyond the scope of this article. Interested readers are directed to the
Javasoft JNDI tutorial.)
When we examine the Web services deployment, we will understand the specifics
of the actual name used to access the Web service; until then, we'll need to
take the Web services name on faith. Clearly the application server would need
to ensure that the actual Web service was bound into the JNDI tree.
Example 1. Client-managed port access.
00 InitialContent ic = new InitialContext();
01 SomeSpecificServiceInterface srv = (SomeSpecificServiceInterface)ic.lookup
02 ServiceInstance si = (SomeSpecificService)srv.getServiceInstancePort();
If we look closely at this snippet, we see a traditional JNDI lookup on line
00. On line
01, we obtain an specific instance of a generic
object interface. All services are required to implement the
Services interface,
which defines a number of common methods for accessing a service, such as returning
specific instances. Anyone familiar with the EJB specification will see the resemblance
between a
Services interface and an EJB home interface. On line
02, we then
obtain an instance of a remote object, which defines the actual method calls
on the instance of the object.
Client-managed port access is typically used when a Web services definition
is completely known at development time. If for some reason the application
server could not return an instance supporting the cast operation on line
an exception would be thrown.
Example 2. Container-managed port access.
00 InitialContent ic = new InitialContext();
01 Service srv = (Service)ic.lookup
02 ServiceInstance si = (SomeSpecificService)srv.getPort();
Example 2 differs only slightly from Example 1. Specifically, on line
01, we now request a generic instance of the object. No interface was specified,
so the container is free to return any appropriate available instance
that matches the requested JNDI name. Line
02 also differs in that we use a
getPort() call rather
then a specific named
get<some port>Port
call, as we did in Example 1.
The specification states that container-managed port access might be used when
the client only accesses the Service definition for the object.
02 then
assumes that the client knows about a specific interface that the service might
not support. If the container did not understand the requested cast, an exception
would be thrown at run time. More likely, the client did not have a complete
WSDL definition at build time, and therefore cannot use the
get<some port>Port() method, but
rather the client would cast the appropriate instance type --
a seemingly more likely possibility.
The server programming model is perhaps the most important aspect of JSR 109. The ability to understand how a Web service behaves during the various phases of its lifecycle allows the Web service developer to create services that behave predictably under a variety of conditions. The EJB specification defines the lifecycle for the various EJB types. JSR 109 goes to the next level and extends the EJB model to define how Web services act in a Web services container. JSR 109's treatment of server programming is an attempt to solve the problem of consistency of behavior.
A Quick Background Note
Web applications and EJBs normally execute inside of "containers." A container provides all of the services that the EJB or Web application might require at runtime. Transaction, JNDI, JDBC, and similar services are all provided through the container. Normally, there are two types of containers within an application server -- Web application and EJB containers. Both offer similar services, such as lifecycle management, for the object in question, but differ slightly, based on what service they provide. Web application containers know how to load servlets; EJB containers know how to load EJBs.
Before we get into the specifics of JSP 109, let's understand what is required to support Web services in a J2EE-compliant manner. First and foremost, the implementation of a Web service should be transparent to the client. The fact that a Web service is implemented within an application server in Java should in no way change the client's view of the service behavior. Additionally, we'd like to be able to use our Web service on a variety of application servers. Thus, the programming model should be portable and robust, to support both today's implementations and those of tomorrow.
Of lesser, but still high, importance is seamless integration with existing J2EE services, such as JDBC. We'd like our Web services to be able to take advantage of the advances already available in J2EE in a simple way, without compromising the integrity of the service itself.
With these goals in mind, JSP 109 defines two specific support areas for Web services: stateless session bean and servlets. JSR 109 is disappointing in that message-driven beans are clearly omitted without explanation. Message beans allow for scalable asynchronous messaging, an important aspect of Web services. While the behavior of message beans can be simulated with either a stateless session bean or a servlet, additional coding is required.
Ports are an important concept within Web services, and JSR 109 defines how ports are mapped to services within a J2EE application server. Ports within a Web service are similar in concept to instances in a JVM.
One of the coolest parts of JSR 109 is that stateless session beans can be used to quickly and easily develop Web services. A complete review of the EJB specification as it applies to stateless session beans is appropriate for those readers with insufficient EJB background. The important aspects of the specification as it applies to Web services are provided here.
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All of the aspects defined above apply to new Web services. What about exposing an existing EJB as a Web service? As long as the EJB follows the rules defined by the specification and doesn't violate the JAX-RPC specification, it may be deployed as an implementation of an existing service. In fact, from the perspective of the EJB container, there is no real difference between the two.
Stateless session beans execute within the context of an EJB container. The container itself controls the lifecycle of a bean, including creating and destroying bean instances. Figure 1 shows the lifecycle of a stateless session EJB. Note that most application servers support a concept of "pooling" or "pre-creating" instances of objects to improve application performance. I've added an additional "conceptual" state representing "pooled."
Figure 1. Stateless Session EJB Lifecycle
Beans move between states for a variety of reasons. Understanding why a bean transitions from state to state will help us understand how to develop beans that behave properly.
init() method called before they
can be used, as any one-time initialization can be done at this point.
get<...>Port() call. Again,
the reason for the pooled state is to improve startup performance.
destroy() method is called,
and the client can then undo anything done during the
init() method.
A note on transactions: The Web services of today are not transaction-aware, and any transaction context is suspended before a bean method is evoked. Practically speaking, this means that beans must not specify or require a transaction context, and as such, cannot be marked transaction "Mandatory."
There isn't really a significant difference, conceptually, between implementing Web services using EJBs and implementing with servlets. Choosing servlets as the implementation vehicle is really a matter of personal preference. Web services implemented as servlets need to follow the same guidelines as EJB-based implementations. The real difference between the two is the behavior of the underlying implementation. Table 1 shows some of the most obvious differences. It should be noted that these differences are the opinion of the author and not stated in JSR 109.
Table 1: Differences between EJB and servlet implementations
|Normally short-lived, might be
longer with pooling
|Startup overhead
|Can be significant
|Normally light
|Memory footprint
|Container Services support
|Must not be required
|Must implement
|When you might choose
|When a small number of long-lived
methods are required. Startup
overhead not an issue.
|When a large number of very
short-lived calls are required.
The one area where Servlet and EJB behavior differs significantly is in
lifecycle management. As we saw in Figure 1, an EJB is made aware
that is has been created via the
call, and removed via the
call. The servlet specification has no analogous interface; to support
similar behavior, JSR 109 defines an additional interface --
java.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifeCycle -- that
provides similar behavior.
Example 3. java.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifeCycle
package java.xml.rpc.server;
public interface ServiceLifeCycle {
void init(Object context) throws ServletException;
void destroy();
Deployment solves the problem of isolating the aspects of the Web service
specific to how it is used from the aspects specific to its implementation.
It normally defines both packaging and naming/initialization. The name of the service and what initialization it might require are examples of deployment-specific concerns that the developer might define as required, but the deployer needs to specify in order for the Web service to operate correctly. JSP 109 piggy-backs its deployment onto the deployment of the normal EJB or Web application
via a new deployment description,
As with so much of JSR 109, deployment of a Web service looks very much like an EJB deployment descriptor. Example 4 shows a sample of how a
webservices.xml file
might look, and contains five main elements.
port-qname-namespace elements.
service-def-interface element.
Given that there are two possible implementation mechanisms, it's likely that in
practice, this class will be generated, like many
of the EJB interface classes.
EJB-link or
element pointing to the actual implementation of the service. Since the
file itself must be packed within the .jar or .war file
containing the implementation
of the service, either of these links must have been previously specified.
That is, you must reference an existing EJB or servlet.
Example 4 shows how a
webservices.xml file might look. It
should be noted, however, that this sample was based on the .03 version of the specification,
and is subject to change. The code is simple enough (a complete DTD can be found
in the specification), but bears some explanation.
16 link the Web service description provided by the WSDL on line
05 to the implementation. Either an EJB or a servlet can be specified as the engine
for the Web service, and must be linked back to EJBs or servlets previously defined.
11 defines the service interface for obtaining the port for the Web service.
08 and
09 qualify the external name of the Web service, so that any
external client might use it.
Example 4. Sample webservices.xml
00 <?xml version="1.0"?>
01 <webservices>
02 <description>My first Web Service using JSP 109</description>
03 <display-name>Sample</display-name>
04 <web-services-description>
05 <wsdl-name>path.to.the.wsdl.representing.the.service</wsdl-name>
06 <port-components>
07 .. various optional elements such as description etc
08 <port-component-name>MyWebService</port-component-name>
09 <port-qname-namespace>qualifying.namespace</port-qname-namespace>
10 <port-qname-localname>name.within.namespace</port-qname-localname>
11 <service-def-interface>com.webservicesareus.webservice.sampleservInt
12 <service-impl-bean>
13 <ejb-link>link to a named ejb</ejb-link>
14 or
15 <servlet-link>link to a named servlet</servlet-link>
16 </service-impl-bean>
17 </port-components>
18 </web-services-description>
19 </webservices>
JSR 109 is an interesting specification that attempts to define how Web services can be incorporated into an J2EE application server. While there there are some clear questions, such as why MBeans were omitted, the specification does cover the major areas required to define how Web services might be piggy-backed onto existing J2EE applications and within application servers. I'll be watching this JSR closely, along with many of the similar JSPs on security.
Al Saganich is BEA Systems' senior developer and engineer for enterprise Java technologies, focused on Java integration and application with XML and Web services.
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futura64 wrote:I actually posted this several days ago, but now that this site appears to be "back up", that post has disappeared, so I'll repost it ..........
This post is a little off-topic for this thread, but the subject of Cousin Carl doesn't come up that I am not reminded of this young lady. Her injuries were far more extensive than simply a broken jaw, as reported at the time of the accident. The link below is about nine months old. Hopefully by now all her medical procedures have been completed and she has been fully restored and her recovery is complete.
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Thanks for posting this. It's great to see that she is doing well and it was very nice of Carl to reach out to her and keep in touch. It's good for me to see this side of Carl because he does get the lion's share of my eye-rolling. It's good to remember that I don't know him and if I did, I might like him more than I think I do now.


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We would like to invite you to come spend your next getaway at our beautiful two bedroom right here in Buswick/Williamsburg Brooklyn. This is the perfect location for anyone who wants to take in all the wonders the city has to offer to almost anyone.
It is fully furnished, and comes featured with a complete, fully equipped kitchen, for all your home away from home cooking requirements.
There's a queen size bed, and a Red Double Futon (Double bed).
The Second Bedroom in the back has a Queen bed.
The room has a Mini Fridge and a Microwave.
You'll also have WiFi internet access and cable television. The TV on the Picture has been change to a HD flat screen. is NOT the one in the Picture.
It is located within a very safe neighborhood, close to all the hot spot restaurants, shops and very, very close to the city.
The place itself is very clean and it's ready whenever you're ready! All you have to do is select your dates and click "Check Availability" and then "Book Now"!
Come stay with us and we promise you won't regret your visit! Don't hesitate to contact me!
Please message me before making a booking request for 100% accurate availability and rates.
Feel free to message me with any questions you may have. I am quick to respond. I hope to see you soon and you will give me the opportunity to host you at my great place!
House rules
No pets allowed.
Smoking is allowed only outside by the porch. Smoking is not allowed inside.
We expect our guests to be well mannered, respectful, responsible, honest.
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Everything great. Without any problem.
Clean Room, Friendly host.
It's a good option when you want to stay on a budget in New York. Its close to the subway (5-7 minutes walk) and from there just a couple of stations to Manhattan. The bathroom and kitchen are shared. The 3-4 person room has 1 double bed, and a bunk bed. Think of it as a hostel, without a reception and common room. The neighborhood was safe enough.
Nice place where to stay! It's super close to the subway (both J and M lines) and very convenient.
Rafaela is a nice person and she's very supportive!
Rafaela is a very welcoming and helpful host. We had to make some changes during our stay in terms of the number of people living in the room, our departure time and such, but Rafaela was very accommodating and service minded.
The room in itself is pretty basic with a bunk bed, a fold out bed and a queen size bed, but if you're looking for a place to sleep with the most necessary facilities on a budget, then this is perfect for you. You can stay up to six persons in the room, but I'd recommend being no more than four persons.
In terms of the location, the house is located very conveniently close to the subway going directly to Manhattan. The neighborhood seems nice as well with a few supermarkets, ATMs and such nearby.
All in all, I'm giving Rafaela my warmest recommendation.
rafaela is very nice and welcomed. she is understanding and flexible for the hour of our arrival. the room was simple but clean and fonctionnal. i recommand this place near to the subway J and M direct to manathan in 20 min. thank you rafaela and take care.
This is one of the most efforcable places to stay in NY. Depending on how you are staying you can buy 7 days subway pass for 31 usd and the trip to manhattan downtown will take you up to 3p mins with J line. There are many markets around: food bazaar with lots of fresh fruits and veggies and family dollar. the most convenient subway station is called Kosciuszko St. The area is safe even at night, no issues. Thé host is helpful and not bothering. we only saw her once during check in and later once when she was cleaning bathrooms. You may have problems with communication but she does her best to help. Room itself is very small buy you get what you pay for. Fairly enough to get rest after busy day. you can use kitchen which is well equipped and also has microoven. Bathrooms are really OK and comfortable. Don't expect too much room, it's either you or your suitcase but if you don't set your expectations too high it's really decent play to stay. I would definitely recommend Rafaelqla'a place to other and stay myself again.
We spent only one night by Rafaela's 'private room. This was not the room like on the picture, very small - 7 m2 max.- but good news: it is situated backyard thus quiet. The air conditioning is so noisy you cannot use it when you sleep, the furniture was clean but very basic - no closet-. Even the towels provided did not smell good. Moreover the first contact with Rafaela through mails, once she confirmed my reservation, were quite basic, no welcome mail. I would not recommend. I could compare with another reservation we made in NYC earlier which gave more service for the same price.
Complessive Judgment: 5
Cleanless: 4
Position: 5
Communication: 4
Quality/Price: 5
The room was small and ugly and one of the bathrooms was with less water and a lot of mod on the ceiling (and related bad smell).
Rafaela seems gently, but she has difficulty with English. We spoke by phone with another woman that was really unpleasant and screamed with us all the time.
When we arrived in the build, another woman got us the room, and she was kind and nice.
The position was 30 minutes from lower Manhattan by subway and around 45-50 for the Central Park.
The parking in the street was free and easy to find.
The premises were clean and well taken care of. Beds were surprisingly comfortable considering that I am nether short or light.
Apartment is situated in easy distance (three blocks) to two metro lines running to Manhattan, yet still in a quiet area close to supermarkets and other necessity stores.
The host was kind and helpful with all our inquiries.
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In Willard Robme's America, buses have wings. And jet engines. And they travel 500 miles an hour.
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But Robme is putting a twist on what it means to go on a "bus tour" through the heartland.
Last Friday, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee launched a five-day bus tour across six battleground states, his first big sprint of campaigning since the GOP primaries. "Welcome to Day One of summer camp," Rick Gorka, Robme's traveling spokesman, told reporters gathered Friday morning for a pre-tour briefing at Robme campaign headquarters in Boston.
For the "Every Millionaire Counts" bus tour, Robme debuted a new campaign bus wrapped with his campaign logo and iconic Midwestern images — a red barn, grain silos and the Ohio state capital.
But although Robme planned to ride between stops on his bus — family, friends and key surrogates like Sen. Rob Portman (Ohio) will accompany him on each leg. However, being that Willard is a fraud, he boarded a chartered airplane at the end of each day to fly to the next state, according to aides.
Robme's tour began Friday in New Hampshire with a return to the farm in Stratham where he launched his campaign last June and an afternoon ice cream social in Milford. Robme campaigned across central Pennsylvania on Saturday, Ohio on Sunday, and Wisconsin and Iowa on Monday before ending in his native Michigan on Tuesday.
A presidential campaign's greatest asset is the candidate's time. Why, for instance, would Robme drive the more than six hours between New Hampshire and Pennsylvania— through heavily Democratic states he is not contesting, no less (Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York) — when a plane can get him there in one hour?
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Pre-sale armbands are available at the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension office or Ag-Med Supply. Armband costs at the carnival will be $20.
Tickets will be on sale until Friday, March 8 on a cash-only basis.
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Saturday, March 9 is the final workday for the Goliad County Fair Association.
Visit the Extension website at http://goliad.agrilife.org for 2013 Goliad County Fair Rules.
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The district photography deadline is March 12 and the district roundup deadline is March 25. Check the District 11 website for information.
9-1-1 signs
Another order will be placed for 9-1-1 signs. Members can call the Goliad County Extension Office to place orders.
CDM contest
Seven Goliad County 4-H members traveled to San Antonio to participate in the San Antonio Livestock Show Consumer Decision-Making Contest held Feb. 16.
Senior team members included Kendra Webel, Holly Gaskamp, Ethan Whaley and Kassidy Bego. Junior team members were Rebecca Johnson, David Stewart and Mateo Martinez.
Webel placed sixth and was only 10 points from a $15,000 scholarship. This was her first competition.
After spring break, practice for district will begin. The district contest will be April 11 in Hallettsville. Anyone who would like to participate can contact Debbie Bego at 645-4514.
Ambassdor short courses
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It prepares youth to serve in leadership capacities in junior livestock programs across Texas; prepares youth for the experience of the university setting, through intensive science based instruction and experiences; prepares and provide opportunities for youth to serve in advocacy roles for animal agriculture, 4-H, and junior livestock programs; and develops a heightened awareness of career opportunities in animal agriculture and advocacy.
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Weesatche 4-H 5K walk/run
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Members are seeking sponsors for the event. Those interested in sponsoring the event can contact any Weesatche 4-H Club member or the 5K walk/run organizers, Ashlyn and Rhett Davis at 894-342.
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If your company uses CC software, such as InDesign CC, InDesign CC Server can import content from many of those desktop applications. InDesign CC Server can also export content in a number of formats used by Creative Cloud components.
Automated publishing offers enterprises and other businesses a way to optimize professional publishing workflows, increasing efficiency and ROI. Traditionally, all design, layout, and typography tasks have been done by highly trained professionals working with a desktop application like InDesign. Automated publishing allows a significant portion of that work to be performed automatically or by nonexpert users working through a web interface. As a result, companies can save time, labor, and resources, while increasing the effectiveness of their communications.
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Developers may also find the Adobe Forums a useful resource. These forums provide an opportunity to post questions to other InDesign CC Server developers; however, they are not designed to be used to replace formal support, as there is no guarantee that a question will be answered.
Developers new to InDesign CC Server may want to consider engaging with other partners who can provide support, guidance, or even development consultancy for a fee. A list of InDesign Server partners can be found in the partner finder.
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If you are buying the InDesign CC Server component directly from Adobe, it is available only through the FLP.
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NASA's Hubbe Space Telescope found ozone's spectral "fingerprint" during observations of Ganymede made by Keith Noll and colleagues at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland. These Hubble Faint Object Spectrograph results were presented at the American Astronomical Society's 27th Annual Meeting of the Division of Planetary Sciences in Kona, Hawaii.
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We've had a kestrel sitting on our garden fence lately, every time I go to get some sort of camera it disappears
A beautiful male sparrowhawk swooped past me today and landed on the roof of the house at the bottom of our garden. He stood there for about 5 minutes, bold as brass.
Unfortunately, my camera is about 10 years old and utter bobbins.
Still, it was a pleasure to watch. This is the best I could do with my hopeless camera, despite only being about 30 metres away:
I can usually tell when it's near because all other noise outside from the little birds stops. Even shuts the magpies up
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This pair of NASA Hubble Space Telescope images of the binary brown dwarf Kelu-1 trace the orbital motion of the two stars over a seven-year span as photographed by the Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer (NICMOS) on Hubble.
In 1998, the "stars" were too close together to be resolved by Hubble. By 2005, they had moved apart to a separation of 520 million miles. The projected maximum separation is 550 million miles.
Binary systems allow astronomers to estimate the mass of companion objects. The brown dwarfs are 61 and 50 times the mass of Jupiter. They are therefore too small to burn as stars, but too large to have formed as planets. Based on the total estimated mass of the system, astronomers suspect there is a third brown dwarf member that has not yet been resolved.
Object Names: Kelu-1 AB, Kelu
Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration
Credit: NASA, ESA, and M. Stumpf (Max-Planck-Institute for Astronomy)
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Kratz strikes out swinging.
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Species: Antlerless elk
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DescriptionCarbon, Duchesne, Utah and Wasatch counties�Boundary begins at the Strawberry River and Beaver Creek southwest along Beaver Creek to Big Beaver Spring and USFS Road 081 (Reservation Ridge Road) east on this road to US-191 north on US-191 to Duchesne and the Strawberry River west along this river to Beaver Creek. EXCLUDES ALL NATIVE AMERICAN TRUST LANDS WITHIN THIS BOUNDARY. Excludes all CWMUs. USGS 1:100,000 Maps: Duchesne, Nephi, Provo. Boundary questions? Call Vernal office, 435-781-9453. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.


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Portrait of a Peasant (Patience Escalier), August 1888
Vincent van Gogh
Dutch, 1853-1890
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25-1/4 x 21-1/2 in. (64.1 x 54.6 cm)
Norton Simon Art Foundation
Van Gogh Night
Date: Friday, February 01, 2013
Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Speakers: Carol Togneri and Staff Educator
Type: Open House
Join us for an evening looking at one of the world's most recognizable artists. Three talks explore Van Gogh's influences, work and impact. The evening begins with an overview of art from Manet to Van Gogh, followed by Chief Curator Carol Togneri's introduction to Van Gogh's works in the Norton Simon Museum collections and the loan from the National Gallery of Art. The evening ends with a discussion that examines Van Gogh's influence on expressionism and the art of the 20th century. Offered concurrently with the gallery talks are art-making activities for artists of all ages to create original works.
Special Exhibition Galleries | Admission to the Museum and all programs are free. | Space for the first and final talks is limited to 25 participants. Please sign up at the Information Desk no later than 15 minutes prior to each session.


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Originally Posted by NyCzFn
My prediction is that Sasuke and Naruto make babies
huh... ew
Originally Posted by SunnyDip
OKay, so here's what I'm thinking.
Naruto will be fighting Pein when Sasuke decideds to show up. Something will happen that wil cause Naruto and Sasuke to fight together vs Pein and Madara.
THUS PEACE SHALL BE RESTORED!.... you know, after they rebuild the entire freaking village
not trying to say anything really
but u think just like me xD
posted this months ago in a post xDD
but I THINK naruto and sasuke will end up fighting again
I'll repost my theory when the time comes, but I made a super prediction back on 11/1/08 I believe... predicted all of this so far...
Originally Posted by SharinganMaster
maybe but i think that this whole killing konoha is just a trick for madara (someone brought this up before i think) so what motive would he have to come? like what are u basing this on?
1. He does not know the village has been destroyed.
2. But he's heading over there to kill Danzou and the elders. He said he was going to Konoha last time we saw him.
3 - I agree, he's fooling Madara.
Originally Posted by Sasuke Uzumaki
1. He does not know the village has been destroyed.
2. But he's heading over there to kill Danzou and the elders. He said he was going to Konoha last time we saw him.
3 - I agree, he's fooling Madara.
if he's fooling madara then that means that point 1 and 2 don't matter...
Originally Posted by sandshark
Meh I don't think so. Sasuke won't show up for a while. He failed to capture the eight tails, so he may have to go after him again. I don't see Naruto and Sasuke teaming up anytime soon, if at all. People refuse to accept Sasuke's darker turn. He wants to deystroy Konoha, at least at the present he does. Something could always come and change his mind. On the whole topic of using Madara and whatnot he's using him (or trying to anyway Madara isn't one to try and mess with by any means) in his usual selfish way to gain power. He did want the eight tails after all.
1 - Sasuke delivered the suppossed 8-tails and told Madara he was going to Knoha (after healing). They have all healed already. Sasuke had already begun to head to Konoha by the time Madara realized that was not the 8-tails.
2 - I don't think they will team up soon, but they will in order to fight against Pain and Madara. Soon= it will take several manga. It will not be soon for us, but may be quite quick for them!
3 - He wants the 8-tails as otherwise he cannot get the 9-tails. But with the 9-tails, if I'm not mistaken, you can control the other bijuus. That's why he offered Sasuke one, after all, with the 9 no bijuu would accept Sasuke's orders.
4 - Sasuke bad or good? We still don't know. He has NEVER done anything against the village. He was considered to be a traitor because he went to Oro's, but he never actually did anything against them, except attacking Naruto when they met, but he was under the spell of the cursed seal, which is not there any more.
sauke better stay out of the fight! any appearance will ruin it!! too much screen time last yr... i want him to go hiding in the next 6 months..
I will surpqass the 6th hoage damnit! Says sasuke! I will use Kirin and I I I I I am gonna show you true love Sakura. ! Blade.
No, Sasuke-kun - not nowand not with a blade! It hurts- says Sakura"
I guess Sasuke is healing his wounds now.
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