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It'll already take a tremendous amount of time to get the user's side up and going, which is what I think the grand majority of people will benefit the most from. I'm not saying the dev design docs aren't extremely important, I'm just saying that I want to spend my time where it will have the greated effect =) - r > -----Original Message----- > From: Antony Bowesman [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 2:19 AM > To: email@example.com > Subject: Re: TC4 docs - can we end this? > > > "Rob S." wrote: > > > > So please, can we at least START some discussion about the > > contents of the docs other than "we need to write them" ? > > There's a lot of work to be done, and I would imagine that > > someone knows where a good place is to start. > > Let's start from the bottom up. We already have the servlet API spec, > so how about architectural design specs. Filip Hanik, in his Tomcat > Interceptors project, has some useful documentation and I have earlier > provided feedback to him. > > However, I recently implemented a realm for TC 3.x and had some > difficulties. I had to understand TC source code to get a feel for the > request processing architecture. Some areas of Interceptors and > Contexts are still unclear. For example, what are notes? These are > referred to in ContextManager quite a lot and the SimpleRealm > implementation but the purpose of them in a mystery. Questions on the > list didn't get replies. > > What issues need to be considered when extending things like > BaseInterceptor with regard to the contexts, JVMs, class loaders and > synchronisation requirements. > > I know it's a moving target all the time but architectural specs would > help in getting more people involved in writing better code for the > overall project. > > Antony >
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So far this case has been all that and more. It was big enough to house all of my hard drives and fans from my previous case (5 plus the ones that came with it). Its wide enough for my rather tall heat sink Xigmatek Loki. And the angle adjustable fan is pretty neat considering it gets really hot in my room and i can angle it directly at my heat sink. I really like that it has USB 3.0 ports on the front and a nice small reset button (unlike my previous case with a blaring button that says reset). I like that the side panel window is as big as it is because I put a lot of effort into color coordinating all my lights and fans and it can now be seen very easily. And more than that the Gun Metal finish is ridiculously sweet. No messy smudges or any scratches.
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text: PLYMOUTH Argyle actively encourages disabled supporters to attend Home Park and support the Greens. Below is our disability policy. If you have any questions or wish to discuss any of the policy with us, please contact our Disability Liaison Officer, Dave Boobyer on 01752 562561, ext 140. INTRODUCTION Plymouth Argyle Football Club fully supports the principle of equal opportunities and oppose all forms of unlawful or unfair discrimination on the grounds of disability. DEFINITION OF A DISABLED SUPPORTER For the purposes of this policy the definition of a disabled supporter is: "any person who, because of their disability or impairment, is unable to use ordinary stand seating without contravening Health and Safety regulations, guidelines or policy. 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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spread coconut on a rimmed baking sheet and bake until light brown, 8 to 10 minutes, rotating pan once. Set aside to cool. Lightly frost cupcakes with 1 cup chocolate buttercream; set aside. Tint 2 tablespoons reserved buttercream pale yellow; place in a pastry bag fitted with a #349 Ateco leaf tip; set aside. Tint remaining buttercream light blue; place in a pastry bag fitted with a #11 Ateco plain round tip, and pipe bluebird heads, 3/4-inch in diameter, onto each cupcake. Using leaf tip, pipe yellow beaks. With a toothpick, add melted-chocolate eyes. Form each nest with 2 tablespoons toasted coconut.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a cupcake pan with paper liners; set aside. In a medium bowl, sift together flour, baking powder, and salt. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs 1 at a time, scrape down bowl, and beat in vanilla. Add flour mixture and milk alternatively, beginning and ending with flour mixture. Divide batter evenly among each liner, about 3/4 full. Bake until golden and tops spring back to the touch, about 20 minutes, rotating pan once, if needed. Transfer pans to wire rack; cool completely.
Combine sugar and egg whites in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment. Place over a pot of simmering water; whisk until hot and sugar is completely dissolved, about 3 minutes. Transfer bowl to mixer stand, and beat on high speed until cooled, 7 to 10 minutes. Replace whisk with paddle attachment, and set mixer on medium-high speed; add butter, 1 to 2 tablespoons at a time, until incorporated. Remove all but 1 cup of buttercream. Reserve remaining buttercream for decorating. Beat in chocolate. If not using immediately, refrigerate buttercream in an airtight container for up to a week. Bring to room temperature, and rebeat or stir vigorously before using. Yield: 2 1/2 cups
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Joan Bradford (Dance) recently graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA in Dance from Long Island University, where she received the Dance Faculty Award for Excellence in Choreography. Professionally, Joan has performed at Symphony Space and Citi Group Theatre and shown her own choreography at The American College Dance Association Festival and the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College. She is a co-founder of the dance company Praevado Dance Collective.
Kim Johnson BA Theater, Northwestern University; extensive dance training including a merit scholarship with Alvin Ailey School. Kim has worked in regional, stock theaters, and on Off-Broadway dancing, singing and acting, directing and choreographing. For nine years she was the Artistic Director of ARTISTS IN SEARCH OF …, a NYC performing arts company. Teaching work includes, Horace Mann, The Center for Arts Education, CommunityWorks and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. She is currently a teaching artist for Alvin Ailey American Dance and Henry Street Settlement/Abrons Arts Center.
Marci Meyer studied at the School of American Ballet and performed with the New York City Ballet and the Westchester Dance Theater. She studied jazz with Lynn Simonson and Peter Gennaro among others. She has been a teacher of dance for over twenty years with many studios including Rolynn Dance Studio, Let's Dance and Andrea's Dance Studio.
Sasha Meyer-Porco (Dance) has been dancing since the age of six, and at the age of eight began assisting in classes at the Rolynn Dance Studio under the auspices of her mom, faculty member Marci Meyer. She has previously taught and choreographed at the Academy of Dance Arts and Miss Andrea's Dance Studio.
Georgios Pillas hails from Cyprus by way of Amsterdam, Holland where he received a diploma from the Fontys Dance Academy. He is a full time member of the Phyllis Rose Dance Company, and has performed as an actor and dancer in productions at the Greek Cultural Center in NYC. For five years he was a full time member of the Latin and Ballroom Entertainment Dance Company in Cyprus. Georgios is an Arthur Murray Certified Teacher where he recently placed 2nd at his first competition in both the rhythm and smooth categories. Georgios has also taught for Children of Promise, the Ideal School and PS#6 in NYC.
Shannon Reynolds graduated with her BA in Dance and Health Sciences from Russell Sage College and her MPA from Mercy College. She is a past member of Nacre Dance Company and has trained with Ellen Sinopolli Dance Company, Paul Dennis, and others. Her previous teaching experience includes Dance Dimensions in Albany, Studio B Dance, and Vicki's Dance Studio.
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Suddenly, the brown-suited man that had dragged me into the "medium; thin" section shoves a shovel into my arms. Finn and Gunther are both holding larger, heavier shovels; Finn's is the heaviest.
Roughly, the brown-suited men grab us by the arms again. "Let's go. Time to start your training," the man holding Gunther by the arm says. His voice is raspy, but not as much as the black-suited man's voice.
The brown-suited men lead us back out into the tunnels and push through the crowd. Just as we turn the corner, the man holding onto my arm's walky-talky turns on and a voice begins to speak.
"Officer, we have a problem. There was a rockslide at tunnels 1085 to 1089," the voice says, sounding just as raspy as all the other men.
All three of the brown-suited men's eyes widen in a mix of shock and horror. Without an explanation, they turn around and drag us in the opposite direction, towards a large, well-lit tunnel. I exchange a questioning glance with Gunther and Finn.
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JUAN CUADRADO has grown frustrated with life at Fiorentina and could force a move to Manchester United in January.
The Colombian winger is reportedly unhappy at the Serie A club and Louis van Gaal is thought to be ready to offer him a way out.
United and Barcelona were keen on the winger over the summer but both refused to match Fiorentina's valuation.
But with the Italian media reporting that Cuadrado is unhappy, the Red Devils are poised to battle Barcelona for the Colombian.
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The printer alert for a maint kit is valid. I have purchased the supplies and noted the purchase on SW. I still get the alerts every hour or so. Is there a way to acknowledge the alert so that it will stop?
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I believe you will continue to receive those alerts until the message is cleared/counters reset on the printer.
I'm guessing this is for an HP LaserJet?
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When looking at the Chicago Bulls, fans will always bemoan the lack of offense and cheer for the great defense. Tom Thibodeau's system is set up to exaggerate the Bulls skill [for better on defense and worse on offense] on both ends of the court by running Chicago at a snail's pace.
The lack of pace is why one star player could make such a big difference for this team.
First, understand what Thibodeau is doing every game. He's slowing it down. He's making his team use a good chunk of the shot clock and his opponent's team is using a good chunk of the shot clock because the Bulls always get back on defense and play great transition defense.
Chicago rarely runs leak out plays on offense with their full team typically focusing on the rebound, and this season anyway, they've spend far more resources getting back in transition than they do crashing the offensive glass.
This isn't to say Chicago is typically horrible on the offensive glass, but one change we've seen is Jimmy Butler's offensive rebound rate nearly cut in half because his responsibility this season is to get back on defense not attack the offensive glass so much.
What the style of play does is force both teams into lower percentage offense. Both teams miss out on easy baskets in transition, both teams have to grind it out in the half court where points come less efficiently. Thibodeau is counting on his team to execute better than his opponents. He's counting on his team to be more disciplined.
The result has typically been favorable. The Bulls DO out discipline most teams. This was most glaring in the game against Houston where once Houston had to settle down and play half court offense/defense for 24 seconds every possession they just looked completely out-schemed by Chicago.
The Bulls cans still [and frequently do] get blown up by superior talent or a lack of shooting from their players. Chicago typically does a nice job finding open looks for itself eventually, but it frequently lacks the shooting touch to finish them off as many of those looks are perimeter looks.
Why Derrick Rose elevated the offense
When the Bulls had Rose they played at the same pace and had the same style of half court game, so why was the Bulls offense so much better despite playing a style that yielded low offense? There were a couple reasons.
First, Derrick Rose was a one man fast break.
While the Bulls wouldn't push the tempo and get into a running game, Derrick Rose could initiate a running game and a fast break offense on his own. If he didn't beat everyone back for an easy basket then Chicago could slow the offense down. If he shot and missed, the Bulls transition defense typically wasn't hurt because everyone else could get back.
Derrick Rose allowed the Bulls to selectively run while still positioning their defense to stop opponents from running. This gave them some of the benefits of a faster pace of play without some of the deficit.
Next, when the shot clock's winding down, you need a guy who can make tough shots or create something out of nothing.
Derrick Rose didn't have the best FG% of the various superstars in the league, but like anyone who wears the superstar mantle, he could create something out of nothing with some consistency.
The Bulls will run their offensive system to exhaustion now, they frequently open jump shots out of it, but with Derrick Rose the got a lot more action at the hoop out of it because he could break guys down off the dribble.
Also, when Chicago runs their offense for 15 seconds without getting much going on, they could simply dump the ball to Rose and allow him to create in isolation where he might get a lower percentage shot than we'd like, but a much higher percentage one than the Bulls are getting now with the present roster doing the same thing.
How would another star fit in this system?
Carmelo Anthony will certainly bring the second of these traits. He'll probably be even better at it than Derrick Rose. He won't give the Bulls much in the way of the first, but that's probably okay. Particularly if Rose comes back and plays well also.
For Chicago, to have multiple players who can hit tough shots and generate open looks, it would revolutionize their offense. Prior to Rose's ACL injury, the Bulls were ranked fifth in offensive rating and second in defensive rating. Those are the numbers of a legitimate championship contender. That team still only had one star on offense and played much of the season without Rose.
This season up, the Bulls have plenty of interesting options open to them. There's the chance they could land Anthony, the opportunity to trade for another star player, the hope that Mirotic is the real deal, and a couple draft picks in a deep draft.
Whatever the Bulls make of this season's opportunity, they'll need to hope that Derrick comes back to play like he did prior to the ACL injury, something he hasn't proven he can do yet but was trending in the right direction prior to tearing his meniscus.
Chicago's not a championship contender this year, but they're almost certainly going to improve on last year's win total. This team, which might be a 50 win team still, could add Derrick Rose, Nikola Mirotic, and two 1st rounders in a deep class while subtracting just Carlos Boozer. And that's the worst case scenario.
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wikiHow to Make Spicy Macaroni with Tomato Sauce
Spicy macaroni with a tomato sauce. A cheap but delicious dish which can be eaten at any time of the day. This article will teach you how to make it.
- 3 cups dry macaroni elbows
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin powder
- 1/2 teaspoon coriander powder
- 1/4 to 1/2 tsp chili powder
- 6 ounces water
- 135 grams canned tomatoes or tomato paste
- 1 teaspoon lemon
- 4 coriander leaves
- 1 red onion
- 2-3 cloves garlic
- 1/4 tablespoon olive oil
- Salt and pepper for seasoning
- 1 cup beef or chicken stock, cubed
- Slices of toast (optional)
1Boil water and add about 1/2 cup of macaroni [as required]. Add a tsp of salt and a small cube of chicken or beef stock and let the macaroni boil well till it turns soft.When done,drain all the water and keep aside.
2While the macaroni boils ,pour a little oil to the frying pan and add diced onion and garlic and sauté well till they turn slightly brown.
3Add can of tomatoes/tomato paste and add red chili powder,cumin powder and coriander powder and sauté well till the sauce turns thick.
4Now add the macaroni and sprinkle salt and pepper and mix well . Keep stirring for few minutes and turn off the stove.
5Sprinkle a little lemon juice and coriander leaves and serve with bread or toast.
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What is coriander powder?wikiHow ContributorCoriander is the seed for cilantro or Chinese parsley. All parts of the plant are edible, but the fresh leaves and the dried seeds are the parts most traditionally used in cooking.
Is it OK to omit chicken or beef stock? Should I put 3 cups or 1/2 cup of macaroni?wikiHow ContributorWhether you add the chicken/beef stock or not doesn't make much of a difference; it is just to bring a little flavor. It's 3 cups, which is almost equal to 57g of macaroni.
What is cumin powder?wikiHow ContributorCumin powder is the ground form of the cumin seed. It comes from a flowering plant in the family Apiaceae, native from the east Mediterranean to India. Cumin is used in the cuisines of many different cultures, in both whole and ground form. Its taste is mildly spicy and smoky.
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- You can sprinkle a little bit of cheese to grilled toast and serve it with this recipe.
- Add hot water to make the sauce mix easily.
- Make sure you finish it it within 2 or 3 days and not more.
- Be careful when you are adding the chili powder and don't end up making it too spicy.
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In Part I, I noted that an article in National Geographic put forth the argument in favor of embryonic stem cell research which could be summarized as follows:
(1) treatments using embryonic stem cell hold greater promise than treatments utilizing adult stem cells; (2) yes, the process does end the "life" of the embryo but (a) it is small and insignificant and (b) chances are the embryo was going to be thrown out anyway.
In Part I, I pointed out that the idea that embryonic stem cell research may hold out more promise, but that promise is far from being a certainty. In fact, it seems more akin to playing the lottery: yeah, there is a huge payoff, but what are the odds of winning? In the case of embryonic stem cell research, I don't think the odds are as astronomical as playing the lottery, but they certainly are far from a sure thing.
While I think that the idea of spending billions of dollars on the embryonic stem cell lottery in hopes of winning the big prize is not the best use of our money (especially since adult stem cell research is actually coming up with real, useful treatments), the more troubling aspect of the embryonic stem cell debate surrounds the second half of the argument: the acknowledgment that it ends a life but either that life wasn't developed enough to matter and we were just going to dump the excess embryos anyway.
This weekend, Parade Magazine published the results of a poll that it conducted on the opinions of people regarding embryonic stem cell research. The poll found that 58% of Americans strongly or somewhat favor embryonic stem cell research (page 7). But, of course, this view depends upon a view of the "non-human" nature of the embryo.
Consider this: if I were to tell you that we were going to take two-week-old babies and kill them so that we could use their stem cells for research to create treatments for other people to live, would you consider that okay? If you are sane, the answer would certainly be "no." Why not? Because we recognize that killing other human beings in the furtherance of medical research is simply not acceptable. And so the question becomes a very simple one: is the embryo a living human being? If it is, then the ethical question should become very clear: we should not kill another human being to advance research in medical science.
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No, there is no real doubt that the embryo is alive. So, that leads to the second question:
Is the embryo a human being? Since the embryo has a father who is a human being and a mother who is a human being, the question becomes the one I posed earlier: what else could it be? The sexual union of two human beings (absent a mutation that creates a brand new entity) has to produce a human being. There is no alternative. In fact, today's advances in DNA technology would confirm unquestionably that the embryo is a human being.
Now that we know that the embryo is a living human being, that makes the moral issue very clear: we should not kill another human being to advance research in medical science. Yet, I acknowledge that it is sometimes difficult to grasp the fact that the embryo is a living human being, i.e., a baby. Why is that? I think it is for a couple of reasons.
First, the embryo doesn't look like a human being. Heck, it doesn't look like anything different than a gathering of cells which doesn't look a whole lot different than the single celled organisms we have all seen at one time or another under a microscope. We don't see little hands or feet, or a little baby face staring back at you. So it leads us to think that the embryo is not a human being. This is very dangerous thinking, because once we start classifying people as humans or non-humans based on the way they look, we are traveling a very dangerous road indeed. Joseph Carey Merrick, who lived in England at the turn of the last Century, hardly looked like a human being. His misshapen head caused people on the streets of London at one time to chase him like a beast through the London streets. Yet, who denies that the very deformed "Elephant Man" wasn't a human being simply because he didn't look like one?
Second, the use of the word "embryo" to describe the human being killed in the process of embryonic stem cell research, while medically accurate, is ultimately misleading. People don't associate the word "embryo" with "living human being." It reads more like a "pre-human." Consider the following question on the Parade poll (page 14) with the emphasis added:
Some people say: Stem cell research using excess embryos from fertility clinics does not pose an ethical dilemma because the embryos would have otherwise been discarded. Other people say: Stem cell research using excess embryos from fertility clinics poses an ethical dilemma because they are potentially viable human embryos. Which of these statements comes closer to your view?
"Potentially viable human embryos?" Why not just say "pre-humans" or "sub-humans" or "non-human tissue mass"? The very language we use to describe these humans in the embryonic stage of development frames the way we look at them. There is power in language as anyone knows who pays attention to debate, and the very use of the phrase "embryonic stem cell" makes the debate sound as if we were speaking of something besides living human beings. But we are not.
In sum, the child who is in the embryonic stage of development is a living human being who should not be treated as if he/she is not regardless of whether he/she looks like an baby or not. Thus, the idea that it is okay to kill the baby simply because it is still "only" a clump of five or six cells -- smaller than the head of a pin -- ignores the reality that the "embryo" is a living human being which we would not dream of killing for medical research once it reaches a later stage of development.
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