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OK, here's a compromise between my two favorite colors--blue *and* green. And while I've said that I'm a crazy cat lady, the truth is, I love dogs too. Especially blue ones. And who could resist those puppy-dog eyes?
How did that groundhog get on her head. Intriguing. Kind of funny yet strangely beautiful. This one is also a print of an original acrylic painting. Very sweet.
I love the colours and the space of this painting, of course the rest of it is pretty good too. This is a print of an original painting. Very organic.
There i nothing more fun than painting over vintage photos, I have done it and have admired people who have created wonderful artworks doing it. This is one of them. Check out this lovely lady. All original.
Think of a little commissioned portrait, very affordable and very sweet. All you have to do is specify your colour scheme and the rest and off you go! Painted in acrylics on wood.
She has a few petites femmes in her shop, they are all intriguing and hard to choose from. I like her eyes, they burn from the painting.
I just fell in love with her little pale girls, especially this one.
I want this original painting with all its layering of washed out colours and just the detail of the face and "crown" coming through.
A very expressive acrylic painting of three men, perhaps in Italy? It reminds me of Italy.Tags: art, vintage, wood, acrylic, brown, man, illustrations, portraits, original drawingAdded 9 Years Ago from Etsy
I think this is really beautiful.
Another lovely original painting by Elizabeth Bauman. Painted with acrylics ready to hang.
Are you a fan or portraiture or literature. A beautiful original portait of Dylan Thomas created with graphite, acrylic and oil paint on illustration board. Very well done.
"The Pale Queens" An original painting by Emily Balivet. Acrylic on an antique, weathered apple crate side, 1998/2008.
I buy several of these and hang them in a grouping on a large wall - very dramatic.Added 9 Years Ago from Fourblankwalls
Iris' work is always so fresh and beautiful. You can pick up odd originals from her store sometimes, this one is a print, but beautiful all the same.
This painting is incredibly bright and eye catching. It's ready to hang and the edges are painted purple.
I first came across this artist in Juxtapoz Magazine about a year ago, and have watched him grow tremendously since. Adolescence in this world seems to persist far into our "adult" lives, and Winston's work gives such sophisticati... I first came across this artist in Juxtapoz Magazine about a year ago, and have watched him grow tremendously since. Adolescence in this world seems to persist far into our "adult" lives, and Winston's work gives such sophistication and freshness (and thus new life) to these 'coming of age' and 'coming of mind' issues that we all share. On top of their relevance, Winston's paintings are simply beautiful pieces of art to look at.
Now THIS is an inventive work of art! Imagination at play and a fine hand in painting work together to create a print you can't live without, can you?Tags: art, girl, paintings, home decor, reproductions, handmade, acrylic, dark, feminineAdded 9 Years Ago from Etsy
This fantastic artist never ceases to amaze me. Her work is so visually powerful and speaks to something beyond...
Her work is just lovely
I love Christina Romeo's work, very expressive, this one is particularly beautiful.


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text: OSGi and How It Got That Waybq. …some of you may have had occasion to run into mathematicians and to wonder therefore how they got that way. Here in partial explanation perhaps is the story of the great Russian mathematician Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky. — Tom Lehrer. Probably the most common complaint against OSGi is that it is too complex. For example, quoting Reza Rahman of Caucho: bq. From a personal standpoint, I did explore OSGi with an open mind. To my dismay, what I found is a very complex, low-level specification that needs a lot of evolution/abstraction to be adapted to be digestible to most enterprise Java environments. It also seems quite overkill for most realistic enterprise needs. Jigsaw in comparison feels much more "clean room", Java-centric, compact and easy to understand. Honestly, this complaint always makes me scratch my head a little. If I imagine for a moment that OSGi does not exist and I have been entrusted with the task of designing a new module system for the Java Platform, then the most sensible set of requirements for such a module system lead directly to OSGi as pretty much the most simple possible solution that satisfies those requirements! Is this just a failure of my imagination? Or is it perhaps a case where Einstein's Razor ("things should be as simple as possible, but no simpler") trumps Ockham's? On the other hand, I accept that OSGi may not appear particularly simple at first glance, especially if you are not aware of how it got that way. Therefore in this blog post I have attempted to walk through the above thought-experiment of designing OSGi from scratch. I will gloss over a lot of detail of course. I had also intended to perform a similar analysis on Jigsaw, but this post is already a screed of nearly Yeggian proportions, so I will save Jigsaw for a subsequent post. So without further ceremony, just how did OSGi get that way? h2. Module Separation Our first requirement is to cleanly separate modules so that classes from one module do not have the uncontrolled ability to see and obscure classes from other modules. In traditional Java the so-called "classpath" is an enormous list of classes, and if multiple classes happen to have the same fully-qualified name then the first will always be found and the second and all others will be ignored. This is not as unusual a problem as it may appear; it's quite common if you have a lot of libraries that depend on other libraries. Obscuration is an absolute killer because it can lead to weird errors such as LinkageError, IncompatibleClassChangeError, etc. In fact if we see those errors, we are lucky! If we are unlucky then our system will just quietly do the wrong thing, irrespective of all the up-front testing we may have done before deployment. The way to prevent uncontrolled visibility and obscuring of classes is to create a class loader for each module. A class loader is able to load only the classes it knows about directly, which in our system would be the contents of a single module (though it can also choose on a class-by-class basis to ask another class loader to supply the class instead — this is known as delegation). Once we do this, each module contains the code that it needs to work, and classes developed together are guaranteed to obtain the classes they expect, even if another module in the system has heavily overlapping fully-qualified class names. h2. Getting Back Together If we stop here then modules will be completely isolated and unable to communicate with each other. To make the system practical we need to add back in the ability to see classes in other modules, but we do it in a careful and constrained way. At this point we input another requirement: modules would like the ability to hide some of their implementation details. In Java there is a missing access modifier between protected/default and public. If I am writing a library and I wish one of my classes to be used by other packages in my library, I must make the class public. But then the class is visible to everybody, including clients external to my library; those clients can now use my internal parts directly. We would like to have a "module" access level, but the problem today is that the javac compiler has no idea where the module boundaries lie, so it cannot perform any checks against such a access modifier. In fact the existing "default" access modifier is also broken because it is supposed to offer access only to members of the same "runtime package" (i.e., a package as loaded by a particular class loader), but again javac has no idea what class loaders might exist at runtime. In this situation, javac punts: it allows the access even though it may result in IllegalAccessErrors later. The solution we choose in our module system is to allow modules to "export" only portions of their contents. If some part of a module is non-exported then it simply cannot be seen by other modules. But what should be the default? Should we export everything except for some explicitly hidden parts, or should we hide everything except for some explicitly exported parts? Choosing the latter seems to result in more clarity: we can easily look at the export list to determine the visible parts, i.e. the "surface area", of the module. Notice that I have not yet specified what exactly is exported… that is deliberate, please bear with me. What's the opposite of exporting? Importing, of course. A module that wants to use code from another module can import from it. Now we have another choice… should we import everything that is exported by the other module, or should we import just the parts of it that we need? Again we choose the latter since it results in more clarity: the important thing is what we are importing, not whom we import from. h2. A Strained Shopping Analogy This point about imports is very important, so I will digress for a moment into a hopefully humourous, if somewhat exaggerated, analogy about shopping. My wife and I have different approaches to shopping. I regard it as an onerous chore. When I must purchase something, I find a shop (or group of shops) that sells the items I need and I buy just those items and take them home. I don't care which shop(s) I visit so long as I get the items I need. In contrast, my wife goes to a shop she likes and basically buys everything in that shop. Obviously I believe my approach is superior, because my wife has no control over what she brings home. If her favourite shop du jour changes its inventory then she ends up with different stuff… certainly lots of stuff she doesn't need and perhaps missing some of the stuff she really does need. It gets even worse… sometimes she ends up with an item that will not work on its own, because it has a dependency on something else, like batteries perhaps. So she has to go shopping again for batteries, and of course ends up buying the entire contents of the battery shop. Straining the analogy a little now, we could imagine that something else acquired from the battery shop also depends on something else, so she makes yet another trip to another shop, and another, purely to satisfy the requirements of a bunch of items that were not even needed to begin with! This problem is known as "fan-out". Hopefully the analogy with a module system is clear. The pathological shopping behaviour is equivalent to a system that forces us to import everything from the modules we declare a dependency on. When importing, we should import what we actually need to use, irrespective of where it comes from and ignoring all the things that happen to be packaged alongside it. We see the fan-out problem acutely when using the Maven build tool, which supports only whole-module (i.e. "buying-the-whole-shop") dependencies, and as a result must download the entire Internet before it can compile a 200-byte source file. h2. Granularity of Exports and Imports What should be the granularity of the things that we import and export from modules? There are many levels of granularity in Java due to the various nesting levels: methods and fields are nested in classes, which are nested in packages, which are nested in modules or JAR files. It shouldn't be too hard to see that the sharing level should not be methods and fields. It would be simply insane to export some methods of a class but not others. Not only this, but we could write some methods/fields of a class in one module and some methods/fields in another module! Imagine writing the lists of exports and imports for every method that we wished to share across a module boundary. The complexity of checking this and diagnosing problems at runtime would be horrible, and lots of things would break because classes are just not designed to be split apart at runtime. At the other extreme, the sharing level should not be whole modules because then modules would not be able to hide parts of their implementation, and importers would routinely suffer from bought-the-whole-shop syndrome. So the only sane choices are classes and packages… and frankly, choosing classes just isn't all that sane. Though not as bad as methods/fields, classes are too numerous and too heavily dependent on other classes in the same package for it to be sensible either to list classes as our imports and exports or to split some classes of a package into one module and other classes of the same package into another module. As a result, OSGi chooses packages. The contents of a Java package are intended to be somewhat coherent, but it is not too onerous to list packages as imports and exports, and it doesn't break anything to put some packages in one module and other packages in another module. Code that is supposed to be internal to our module can be placed in one or more non-exported packages. What we lose is the ability to handle so-called "split-packages" cleanly. In OSGi, packages are the fundamental unit of sharing: when you import a package, you get the whole of a package as exported by one module but NO other. There are some strategies for dealing with legacy libraries that insist on smearing the contents of a package across many modules, but it is far better to adjust the modules so that each package is exported in its entirely by only one module. h2. Package Wiring Now that we have a model for how modules isolate themselves and then reconnect, we can imagine building a framework that constructs concrete runtime instances of these modules. It would be responsible for installing modules and constructing class loaders that know about the contents of their respective modules. Then it would look at the imports of newly installed modules and trying to find matching exports. Suppose module A exports package com.foo and module B imports the same package. The framework would notify B that it can obtain classes for the com.foo from module A — this is called wiring. Now when the class loader for B tries to load the class com.foo.Bar, it will delegate to the class loader for A. The process of wiring up imports for a whole module is known as resolution and if all imports are successfully wired then the bundle is resolved, which makes it fully available for use. An unexpected benefit from this is we can dynamically install, update and uninstall modules. Installing a new module has no effect on those modules that are already resolved, though it may enable some previously unresolvable modules to be resolved. When uninstalling or updating, the framework knows exactly which modules are affected and it will change their state if necessary. There are some additional details to make this work smoothly, for example if a module is doing something important before it is uninstalled or unresolved then we need to send it a notification so it can shutdown cleanly. So, dynamic modules in OSGi do not come for free, since there is no magic involved, but OSGi at least makes it possible. Some OSGi users prefer to avoid dynamic loading, and that is fine. It is not the most important feature of OSGi, but because it is unique to OSGi it tends to get a disproportionate degree of attention. Nevertheless, nobody will force you to use it, and you will still derive plenty of benefits from OSGi even if you never take advantage of dynamics. h2. Versions Our module system is looking good, but we cannot yet handle the changes that inevitably occur in modules over time. We need to support versions. How do we do this? First, an exporter can simply state some useful information about the packages it is exporting: "this is version 1.0.0 of the API". An importer can now import only the version that is compatible with what it expects and has been compiled/tested against, and refuse to accept e.g. version 3.0.0. But what if the importer wants version 1.0.0 and only version 1.0.1 is available… the slightly higher version doesn't sound like it should be a breaking change, so the importer should probably accept 1.0.1 as well as 1.0.0. In fact the importer should specify a range of versions that it will accept, which could be something like "version 1.0.0 through to 2.0.0 but excluding 2.0.0 itself". The package wiring process supports this and will only wire up an import to an export where the exported version falls within the range specified by the import. For this to work, version numbers need to be ordered and comparable. How do we know that version 1.0.1 is not a breaking change against 1.0.0? Unfortunately we cannot for sure. OSGi strongly encourages, but cannot enforce, the following semantics on version numbers: * Increments to the Major segment (the first) should be made for non-backwards-compatible changes * Increments to the Minor segment (the middle) should be made for feature enhancements that are backwards compatible. * Increments to the Micro segment (the last) should be made for bug-fixes that do not produce visible feature changes. If everybody stuck to these semantics then specifying import ranges for any module would be a breeze. Unfortunately the real world is not so simple, so we have to look carefully at compatibility issues when using any external library. h2. Packaging Modules and Metadata Our module system will need a way to package the contents of a module along with metadata describing the imports and exports into a deployable unit. Java already has a standard unit of deployment: the JAR file. JAR files may not be fully-fledged modules but they work just fine for moving around chunks of compiled code, so we have no need to invent something new. So the only question is, where should we put the metadata, i.e. the lists of imports and exports, versions and so on? Configuration formats seem to be strongly influenced by fads; if we designed our module system between 2000 and 2006 we would probably choose to put the metadata in an XML file somewhere in the JAR file. This would work but it has a number of issues: XML is not particularly efficient to process, especially when we must find it somewhere inside a JAR file and decompress it before parsing. A JAR is just a ZIP, so finding a particular file means reading to the end to find the trailing central directory, then jumping back to the offset indicated by the directory. In other words, we always have to read the whole JAR file, which is a pain for tools that might want to scan large directories containing many modules, for example to search for available modules to satisfy a dependency. XML is also barely editable by human beings; we need custom editing tools to do it reliably. On the other hand if we were designing after 2006 then our first impulse might be to use Java annotations. I'm a big fan of annotations when used appropriately, and it's easy to see the attraction of putting something like @Export(version="1.0.0") on a package declaration in the Java source rather than maintaining it in a separate file. But wait a minute… the package declaration is repeated in every source file in the package; must we put the annotation on all of them?? To address this problem, the Java Language Specification (JLS) suggests the use of a special source file named package-info.java. Now what about the metadata that does not belong to any specific package, e.g. the list of imported packages or the name and version of the module itself? This suggests we need another special source file called something like module-info.java. So far so good, but now consider how the module will be processed. Those special source files will be compiled to bytecode in package-info.class and module-info.class, so you can forget about opening up the JAR file in WinZip to take a squint at the metadata! Any module-scanning tool will not only have to read whole JAR files but also have to be able to process bytecode. And the runtime module system itself will have to create a class loader for the module immediately, just to read its metadata; as it turns out this eliminates a large class of optimisations that are possible if we can defer class loader creation until a class is actually loaded from the module. As it happens OSGi was designed before 2000, so it did choose either of these solutions. Instead it looked back at the JAR File Specification, where the answer is spelled out: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF is the standard location for arbitrary application-specific metadata. In the words of the specification: "Attributes which are not understood are ignored. Such attributes may include implementation specific information used by applications." MANIFEST.MF is designed to be efficient to process, and it is faster than XML, at least. It is somewhat readable; at least as readable as XML, and obviously more readable than compiled Java bytecode. Also the standard jar command line tool always places MANIFEST.MF as the first entry in the JAR file, so tools can scan just the first few hundred bytes of the file in order to obtain the metadata. Unfortunately MANIFEST.MF is not perfect. For one thing it is quite hard to write by hand due to a rule requiring each line to be no longer than 72 bytes, which becomes problematic if one considers that a single UTF-8 character can be between 1 and 6 bytes. A better approach is to generate MANIFEST.MF using a template in an alternative format; the Bnd tool does this, and so do Maven's Bundle Plugin and SpringSource's Bundlor. In fact, Bnd even includes experimental support for processing annotations such as @Export on source code annotations. These may give us the best of both worlds: the convenience of annotations, combined with the efficiency and runtime readability/toolability of MANIFEST.MF. h2. Late Binding The final piece of modularity puzzle is late binding of implementations to interfaces. I would argue that it is a crucial feature of modularity, even though some module systems ignore it entirely, or at least consider it out of scope. It is well known that interfaces in Java can break the coupling between consumers and producers of functionality. By defining an interface that serves as the contract between a consumer and a producer, neither of them require direct knowledge of the other, so we can put them in different modules that do not depend on each other. Instead they will each have a dependency on the interface, which can live in a third module if we choose. The only question is how to supply instances of the interface to the consumer class, and the most common answer these days is with a Dependency Injection (DI) framework such as Spring or Guice. Therefore to complete our module system we could simply defer to an existing DI framework. We are seeking simplicity after all, and there can be nothing simpler than declaring a problem to be out of scope, to be solved by somebody else. However this is not quite satisfactory because the DI framework really needs to be aware of the module boundaries. The problem with a traditional approach to DI is that it tends to create huge, centralised configurations which cut across all modules. Peter Kriens calls this the "God Class" problem, in which one component knows everything about every module and requires them all to do its bidding (as an atheist I find this unsatisfactory, but even if you are a theist then I'm sure you agree that we should not create any more Gods than currently exist). These God Classes — or XML configurations — are fragile, difficult to maintain, and negate most of the benefits of separating our code into modules. Instead we should look for a decentralised approach. Rather than being told what to do by the God Class, let us suppose that each module can simply create objects and publish them somewhere that the other modules can find them. We call these published objects "services", and the place where they are published the "service registry". The most important information about a service is the interface (or interfaces) that it implements, so we can use that as the primary registration key. Now a module needing to find instances of a particular interface can simply query the registry and find out what services are available at that time. The registry itself is still a central component existing outside of any module, but it is not "God"… rather, it is like a shared whiteboard. We do not need to abandon DI, indeed it is still very useful: existing DI frameworks can be used to inject services into other services and to declaratively publish certain objects as services. The DI framework no longer directs the whole system, instead it is a utility employed within individual modules. We could even use multiple DI frameworks, e.g. Spring and Guice together in the same application, which might be useful if we want to integrate a third-party component that uses a different framework from our own preferred one. Finally, the service registry will have a programmatic API for publishing and lookups, but it will only be used for low-level work such as implementing a new DI framework. h2. Conclusion Hopefully this explains in broad stokes the reasons why OSGi is the way it is. OSGi will still be accused of being complex, but I believe that any complexity that does exist is there to handle the corner cases in what I have described. Of course it has its warts. For example, versioning could stand to be improved, especially in the face of third-party libraries with weird versioning schemes. It's still the right choice to assign meaning to version numbers, but more assistance needs to be available for managing versions and compatibility of APIs. Then there are the legacy libraries that make dodgy assumptions about the existence of a flat system classpath. In my opinion, any library that takes in a class name as a String and calls Class.forName() to obtain an object is broken, since it assumes that all classes are visible to all modules, which is simply not true in any kind of modular system. Unfortunately they cannot all be fixed overnight, so we need strategies to deal with such broken libraries. However they need to be dealt with in exceptional ways that do not compromise the rules of modularity for everybody else. Coming up next: the motivation and design of Jigsaw, along with a technical comparison of its features alongside those of OSGi. 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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-306661062014-10-05T01:20:55.902-07:00DoreenSusan Westhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-60562482428435497242007-01-28T17:16:00.000-08:002007-01-28T17:27:32.653-08:00
To think that almost one year ago,..the lives of these Boat Mountain Dogs was definately in question,..sometimes when it's real cold outside especially at night, I think about what it was like for these dogs,...I am sure it was quite different than I imagine ,..since they don't think quite like we do,..but still,...all they had was each other and that was it,...and for some,. they could not even bed down together at night for warmth,. as they were tied or caught in the fence,..

These dogs are amazing,...I think deep down, that is why we love them SO MUCH,..and why we grieve so hard when they are called home,...

Who could not want a companion such as these wonderful beings,...

How lucky are we???

The recent loss of Linus, and Momma Mae only prove how lucky we were to have been given the chance to know and love them, like we do all of our dogs,..of any breed.

Godspeed Momma and Linus,

We love you!
Susan Westhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1359042284327018262007-01-28T17:13:00.000-08:002007-01-28T17:28:50.217-08:00
Doreen is doing fantastic.

She is healthy, probably younger than they originally estimated.

She is amazing when she is in her natural elements of the dog park or the forest perserve.

She has become such a part of the family.

She spends her quiet time in her mushroom chair.

When she is not in her chair, she is checking in with me to see if she can get her back scratched. She love rubs and back scratches.

She has come so far, she even plays with Serafina and Sandy (of course when she wants to).

She is very confident, she is happy and absolutely loving.

She is almost the perfect dog to have.

She requires so little of me and gives all the love anybody needs.
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 Doreen and Serafina,... what do you see??
Susan Westhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1153197966325449532006-07-17T21:46:00.000-07:002007-07-26T20:10:38.343-07:00Serafina the Ballerina
Well Serafina is settling into Camp Davis. Sera has been here about a month and is doing fantastic. She is a senior that has probably had a very hard life, but she has choosen to extend her love to her human family. She hasn't lost her love to play. She love sqeaky toys and has recently decided that all toys in the house are her's. Lexi was very polite and just let her have them all. We were able to sneak Lexi's chipmunk out of the house in a bag to go to her new foster home.

Sera is responding well to cuddle time. Little by little she learning to trust. She is so appreciative of everything. She loves her breakfast and dinner time, she loves laying on the dog bed with her buddy Doreen and her foster mom. She especially loves having her back and hind end rubbed and scratched. It puts her in a trance. She is a hoot when she sneaks around gathering up her squeaky toys.

Serafina is an adorable senior with so much love to offer. It is such a joy watching her come out of her shell.Annehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1153195118136983882006-07-17T20:58:00.000-07:002006-07-21T21:31:21.693-07:00
Doreen
Doreen was one of the final representatives to hold out till the very end of the Itasca Fest event.
She helped close down the tent.
It was a very, very hot day, but after being on the mountain I think she is conditioned to it.
She did a fantastic job greeting people and showing off as the Proud Pointer at the event.

As a matter of fact we had at least three generations at the event, Granny Serafina, Momma Doreen and adorable daughter Lexi.

Lexi

All of ladies came back to Camp Davis and crashed. They slept the whole evening and were pretty quiet on Sunday. Lexi went to her new foster home, camp West, on Sunday. The ladies are missing her.

When Lexi arrived at camp Davis, Doreen was very excited to see her. It was a boat mountain reunion of Doreen, Serafina and Lexi. They were glad to see each other.
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It has been a couple months since I have written. I am Doreen's foster mom, Anne.
If you have read through Doreen's blog, you would know that there was a scare that Doreen might be very sick. Hooray!! Doreen is very healthy.
All the tumors were fatty tumors and removed successfully.
Her recovery was amazing, she never needed the cone, she didn't need the pain medications.
She healed so quickly. An amazing dog who never picked at her stitches, never complained, just healed in unbelievable time.

I have officially labeled Doreen as the "Proud Pointer". When she arrived at my home she was so bashful and afraid of humans. From daily walks with our Keeshond "Keesha", Doreen has learned to socialize in the neighborhood, loves the neighborhood walks and has truly come out of her shell. She has blossomed into a beautiful, proud pointer.

She loves life, she love making me smile and being part of a family. One of her favorite times of the day is when I come home. She gets so excited, she hippity hops around, and I am the blessed receiver of an unconditional love that reaches the depth of my heart. ]

Doreen is just beginning to feel comfortable asking for things. I find her moving around as I rub and massage her, slowly communicating where she wants rubbed.

Some evenings she will come over nedge me if I am not paying attention to her. She is not persistent, she is so polite when asking for attention. I am fostering a second hobbit and Doreen watches out for Sera. She doesn't mother Sera, but she is very aware of how Sera is doing.

I have so much fun with Doreen. She makes me laugh when she hippity hops around and touches my heart with her kisses of thanks when I rub and massage her.

It is amazing how much she appreciates the simpliest attention. She is truly a couch potato in the house, but when I bring the kitty toy outside she shows all those bird dog skills she has. It makes me feel like a kid (and I am old).

The guess is that Doreen is a senior, but you certainly could not tell when she is out in the forest preserve.

I am still learning about pointers, but if Doreen is my benchmark, I am amazed.

I keep telling Lisa (IBR President), that she is the best pointer ever. Since Lisa has three of her own she tends to disagree with me, but she just lets me live in my fantasy world.

But if you ask me she is the Best of the Best.
Foster mom Anne

Hopefully within the next couple weeks Lisa will be taking us to a new dog park and we can practice off leash again. I will update the blog with our adventures.
Annehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1152588823152108712006-07-10T20:30:00.000-07:002006-07-10T20:33:43.153-07:00 So what do you think? Is there a home out there for Me?
I hope I get to be close to Agnes, Inez, and Gladys (Ella),...
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Us old girls, we were together along time,....we didn't have much at all ,on that mountain,.... but we sure did have each other,....

Agnes, my dear friend, I will always remember you in my heart.
Who would have ever thought that our "Pack", as big as it was, would one day be divided?
I am sure glad we are near each other , ..... I would miss you most of all!Susan Westhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1152588015386490182006-07-10T20:14:00.000-07:002007-07-26T20:01:03.327-07:00

Well, I made it,.. so far so good. I sure do feel a lot better now
I never really knew how bad things really were on that mountain,until I came to Illinois!
Thank You everyone, for believing that this old Pointer Gal was worth saving,....
Susan Westhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1152543603191397732006-07-10T07:57:00.000-07:002007-07-26T20:00:46.968-07:00
More bad news- Doreen most likely has mammary cancer. I examined her breasts today, and sadly found several suspicious lumps.
My last Granny Pointer foster had that and a few surgeries.
Doreen is going to the vet tomorrow and we'll go from there.
It is a messy surgery and she will have lots of drains- but I have been through it and will be happy to be her nurse maid.
Besides that surgery she will also have a
lump removed on her back leg and a dental.

She is a dear and deserves the best Golden years.
If she is 10 and we can give her 6 more years, then it will all be worth it.!
Susan Westhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30666106.post-1152543416891377902006-07-10T07:54:00.000-07:002007-07-26T19:59:59.223-07:00Doreen the Lioness of Pointers
I am fostering a pointer from Illinois Birddog rescue for the first time.
Doreen is her name.
She is estimated to be between 6-8 years old.
She is absolutely a wonderful dog. So full of love and life.
Her true spirit shows best when she is in her natural environment of open space. The guess is that she came out of a life of confinement and no socialization.
She is trying to quickly absorb human contact and the urban world. Doreen is shy, but I believe with lots of love, attention and time she will learn to trust humans as much as she trust the dogs from her pack. Since this is my first exposure to the Pointer breed I am absolutely amazed how athletic Doreen is.
It is so much fun to take her to the dog park (where she runs off leash) or the forest perserve (on a leash) and watch her track, run and scout.
Her tail is wagging with sheer joy all the time. She brings joy to my heart, a smile to my face and laughter to me.
I want to find a home where she can feel save, bring the joy, love and laughter she has brought to our home. She will give more than she receives

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Another week has zoomed by.
We had VBS at our church this week so that made it a super busy week.
Here are some of the moments I captured in pictures this week.
Saturday, June 21, 2014 -- Saturday morning, we were still at Annual Conference. We spent the morning cleaning up the cabin and getting ready to head home.
Before we left though, our oldest two had the PK (Preachers Kid) luncheon, so we dropped them there and went with the younger two to get some lunch ourselves.
These two had a staring contest at lunch.
After the lunches,we rounded up our brood and headed home.
Just in time for me to start getting ready for VBS that would start Monday morning.
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170/365......fresh deliciousness!
Sunday, June 22, 2014 -- Church began our day the right way. Hubs spoke one Gamaliel.
He is one of my favorite biblical characters. He had some wisdom and saved the hides of the apostles.
Then it was time to get everything ready for VBS.
We spent the afternoon decorating.
The theme of our VBS was "God's Big Backyard".
We had loads of trees, and tree houses and owls peeking out (and other critters, too!)
171/365.....the canopy of trees that they passed through to get to the sanctuary was one of my favorite parts!
There was much to be done to finish preparing for VBS and this girl and I ended up at church until 12:30AM. SO glad that she was willing to stay and help me!
Monday, June 23, 2014 -- We kicked off VBS.
All week long we talked about ways to serve Jesus. We started our week talking about serving Family. Then we learned that God's backyard gets bigger and bigger and bigger.
It was a wonderful, but exhausting morning.
We came home for lunch and as I was headed back to church to prepare for Tuesday, I looked over to see this.
172/365......one tired boy.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014 -- On Tuesday at VBS, we talked about serving our friends.
After a great second, albeit SUPER rainy, day at VBS, I worked all afternoon to prepare for the next morning, then rushed home to change clothes and head to the funeral home. Some of my sweet youth girls had lost their grandfather and we wanted to go show our respect and love to them.
Once I was home, hubs had taken the kids to a fast food place that I do not like to get supper. SO,
I took advantage of the situation and headed to one of my favs for some quiet.
It was lovely.
I also ran to get some much needed staples since we had zero groceries in our house.
I made it back in time to watch hubs play some of his softball game. Our church softball team is awesome and ended their season in second place in the tournament.
We got home and I saw the clouds over the church.
173/365......SO pretty.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014 --- Another fantastic day of VBS.
On day 3, we learned to serve our neighbors. As well as learning WHO our neighbors are.
We had more and more song leaders are the week went on =)
Part of this VBS curriculum, was a 'community corner', where each day the children did some sort of service project related to that days theme. Day three was Serve Neighbors.
SO they decorated grocery bags and took them home to fill with canned/dry goods.
They returned these bags the following two days of VBS.
We collected A LOT of food for our local food pantry.
174/365......so exited to serve our neighbors!
Thursday, June 26, 2014 -- On Day 4 of VBS, we learned about Serving our Community.
These were some super cute song leaders.....singing "Gonna Serve"!
See our bags of food behind them?
We arrived home Thursday afternoon, tired but with full hearts.
I grabbed the mail and there was a package.
I love packages!
Our sweet friends the Fosters, had sent Allie and I a pick-me-up from Colorado.
175/365.....They are such a blessing.
Friday, June 27, 2014 -- Our final day of VBS.
We talked about serving Jesus means sharing Jesus.
Loving people is loving Jesus.
Our story telling team did an amazing job all week sharing our stories with the children.
We finished VBS with full hearts and exhausted bodies. But the day didn't stop there.
We ran some errands as a family and then Allie and I headed to our churches Youth Center for the evening.
By the time I got home I was so, so sleepy.
And still. I didn't get in bed until this time.....
176/365......that's AM, people.
Which is why today (Saturday), I'm doing not much of nothing.
Except resting.
And I am doing that.
Before jumping back into another busy week tomorrow.
But for today, I'm enjoying some much needed rest!
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eTeknix gets us going with the Turtle Beach PX22 PC, Xbox & PlayStation Gaming Headset
TweakTown taps away at the Tt eSPORTS Poseidon Illuminated Mechanical Keyboard
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When I was in junior high and high school, my world was basically dominated by Star Trek: The Next Generation. I watched the show religiously, and my classmates and fellow nerds would often discuss -- in our physics class, natch -- the series and especially its myriad technologies, e.g., warp drives, photon torpedoes, and transporters. I would create and draw up my own starships, dream up my own storylines... Lord only knows what access to the Web circa 1992 would've done to my Trekkie-ness, … [Read more...]
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"This is a supertanker. Once it gets going, you can't easily change direction. It can be changed but it will take some effort," Mr Quigley said.
"Just renegotiating the Telstra deal because you have a different set of requirements would be quite an undertaking. That wouldn't be done easily or quickly."
Mr Quigley defended progress on the rollout of the network, insisting it will meet its target for work to be completed or underway at 758,000 premises by the end of the year.
That target has been fiercely criticised by Opposition communications spokesman
"It is a complete nonsense," Mr Turnbull said on Lateline. "That 758,000 [premises] figure – is nonsense. It is designed to mislead people into thinking the NBN is making progress when it is not."
But Mr Quigley said the target has been used at the request of a joint parliamentary committee on the NBN "because they want to know not just when we'd passed, but when was construction going to start in an area."
Mr Quigley conceded the "fibre to the node" method being championed by Mr Turnbull was a "viable technology" but questioned the ability to achieve major cost savings by scaling back the rollout.
"You'll probably save some money. I can assure you it won't be a quarter of the cost of doing fibre to the prem[ises]" he said.
Mr Turnbull said on Lateline this week his alternative broadband plan, which would stop the rollout of fibre to cabinets on street corners rather than into individual homes, could cost as little as $15 billion.
"I won't try and guess what it will save in terms of capex other than to say that if we're putting 70 to 80,000 of these cabinets out around the country it won't be cheap," Mr Quigley said.
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Kenneth Branagh Targeted For Jack Ryan
He may direct the prequel
Just last week, the long-gestating fifth, still untitled Jack Ryan film hit yet another behind-the-scenes setback as Lost director Jack Bender had to drop out because of scheduling clashes. At the time, we said that a new director would likely be announced quickly, and so it has come to pass. Paramount is now in talks with Tho**r**'s Kenneth Branagh to heft the megaphone.
Assuming he actually makes a deal to direct, Branagh could kick some life back into the project, which has been floundering through development so far. Paramount has been trying to get the movie made since at least 2006, burning through both writers and directors, with the likes of Fernando Meireilles, Anthony Peckham, Steven Zaillian and David Koep all attached at different times.
The plan for the story is still to flash back to Ryan's younger days, with Chris Pine taking on the mantle as we see him leave the Marines and work as a consultant for a Russian billionaire, which in turn leads to him being framed in a terrorist plot. It's anyone's guess as to what plot elements have remained through the various script drafts.
Branagh's attachment would have seemed more of a shock before he made the superhero pic last year: right now very little would surprise us short of him taking over the Katniss role in the next Hunger Games film (and hey, he's a good enough actor that he could probably nail it).
But it's also unclear where this leaves T**he Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, which Branagh had been developing and which he'd snagged Kate Winslet to star in. We're pretty sure Paramount will want the director to focus on Ryan if he takes the job, especially if it sticks to the plan for Pine to shoot it after he finishes work as James T Kirk on the currently-shooting Star Trek** sequel…


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You will need to use plastigage to check the bearing/crank clearance. It should be .003". Tighten the rod ends to 62 pounds. Here I am using a simple Craftsman torque wrench. Plan on this process to take time. But once done you are over the hump on overhauling the engine.


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Jay-Z's 'Decoded' memoir is currently the talk of the town, but Common is the latest rapper to set his sights on infiltrating the publishing world. The Chi-Town native has inked a new deal with Atria Books to release his first memoir in June, 2011.
The memoir, 'One Day It'll Make Sense,' will bear the title of Common's 1997 album and it will detail his rise to hip-hop fame, from his childhood in Chicago's notorious South Side neighborhood. The personal book will feature detailed entries on Common's collaborations with fellow Chicago native and producer Kanye West, including their journey to create hits like 'Southside.'
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Mining and energy operations are braced for turmoil at sites across Australia due to Qantas grounding its fleet, with industry leaders calling for a quick end to the dispute to prevent a more serious hit to the sector.
"The biggest exposure we see is on the Qantas monopoly route from Brisbane to Mt Isa, where there is no alternative operator," said Queensland Resources Council chief executive Michael Roche.
Xstrata Zinc Australia, which has several zinc operations in Mt Isa, said development projects would be more disrupted than mines.
Chief operating officer Brian Hearne said: "Contractors working on development projects may be affected. We are trying to find alternative arrangements."
BHP Billiton said it was developing contingency plans, including charter services where possible, but most regular flights to its Australian operations were by airlines other than Qantas.
In WA, the cancellation of scheduled services to Karratha, Port Hedland and Newman would hurt the most, both for fly-in, fly-out workers and for those providing goods and services to the resources industry, WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive
Mr Roche and Mr Pearson urged a rapid resolution to the Qantas dispute to avoid lasting damage to the resources industry and its reputation.
"More than anything else, what we are looking for is a quick resolution of this dispute because an industry like the resources sector in Queensland and WA is so reliant on a reliable airline industry," Mr Roche said.
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Seminar Location: St. Giles Presbyterian Church, 5051 Oak Park Rd., Raleigh, NC 27612
We still have some room at the Carolinas Machine Knitters Guild Seminar in Raleigh NC.
There will be a dinner with the demonstrators. The cost should be about $20-22 per person and includes salad, entree and desert. Lunch will be included each day.
We are not requiring membership in the Guild for attendees.
The Demonstrators are Diana Berns, Kathryn Doubrley and Cindy Schmatz.
Kathryn's husband will be doing machine repairs if notified before the seminar.
Diana Berns owns a needlework shop in Watertown, SD and has been machine knitting for many years. She writes patterns many with the plus size knitter in mind and has demonstrated at many seminars.
Cindy Schmatz runs Cindy's Knitting Room in Princeton, MN and sells Tamm yarns. She specializes in teaching techniques on the machine and has a monthly club meeting. www.cindysknittingroom.com
Kathryn Doubrley is the Answer Lady. She has many patterns on her website www.theanswerlady.com and demonstrates at various seminars. She also writes patterns for Country of Maine News and Views magazine.
Small classes, intimate environment.
Specific vendors will be posted laterAll of the demonstrators will try to show some things for beginners and other skills or inspirations for the more experienced knitters. We believe our classes will be small enough so the attendees can ask questions of the instructors and get the answers right there in class. We are fairly informal, not tied to our seats, and our classes are only 1 hour long. We will have 30 minute breaks between classes to visit, ask others knitting questions, visit the rest room (can you tell I am a former elementary school teacher??), or shop the patterns, etc. brought by the demonstrators and the vendors.
Many of our demonstrators will be bringing sample garments and various patterns/books/cd's to sell.
We will also have vendors to sell us sponge bars and various machine knitting items, maybe even yarn. We are still contacting people about this.
Hotel: Comfort Inn & Suites, 6209 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, NC, 919-782-1112.
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Pasadena CA (JPL) Dec 21, 2012
Opportunity is working at "Matijevic Hill" (named in honor of Jake Matijevic) at the inboard edge of "Cape York" on the rim of Endeavour Crater.
There, the rover has been conducting in-situ (contact) science measurements at a location called "Copper Cliff."
On Sol 3160 (Dec. 13, 2012), Opportunity began taking images with its Microscopic Imager (MI) for a mosaic of a surface target.
Partway through the activity, the rover's robotic arm experienced a stall in the shoulder azimuth joint.
This has been seen a few times before when the arm is commanded to move at a slow rate, but not the slowest rate.
Magnetic detents normally hold the motor armature when unpowered, and under certain slow-rate conditions they are able to restrain the armature from spinning.
At higher rates, the armature has enough momentum to keep spinning, while at the slowest rates a higher stall threshold is used.
Activities on Sol 3162 (Dec. 15, 2012) confirmed the joint is OK, and an offset placement of the Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS) was completed.
On Sol 3165 (Dec. 18, 2012), Opportunity bumped about 18 feet (5.5 meters) to the west to reach a new set of surface targets in this Copper Cliff area.
The rover will likely continue in-situ investigations in the area through the coming holiday.
As of Sol 3165, the solar array energy production was 533 watt-hours with an increased atmospheric opacity (Tau) of 0.955 and a solar array dust factor of 0.607.
Total odometry is 22.02 miles (35438.37 meters)
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On September 12, 2013, Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter voted against a simple piece of legislation that required income verification to receive ObmaCare subsidies. We now know the repercussions of her failure to lead.
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Wider Role Urged for Housing Choice
Members of the Senate banking committee urged the housing secretary nominee, Shaun Donovan, to be aggressive in fighting home foreclosures.January 14, 2009 usNews
New York Housing Chief Is Chosen for Cabinet
Shaun Donovan, New York City's housing commissioner, is Barack Obama's choice to be secretary of housing.December 13, 2008 usNews
Weakened de Blasio May Be Vulnerable to 3rd-Party Bid by a Democrat
With no serious challenger yet emerging to take on the mayor in next year's election, a recent poll suggests there could be an opportunity for a party insider running as an independent....
August 11, 2016, Thursday
MORE ON SHAUN DONOVAN AND: New York City , de Blasio, Bill , Donovan, Shaun L S (1966- ) , Stringer, Scott M , Quinn, Christine C , Democratic Party , Tusk, Bradley (1973- ) , Elections, Mayors , Polls and Public Opinion , Quinnipiac University
A Look Ahead at the Next Recession
At the Brookings Institution recently, Shaun Donovan, Lawrence H. Summers and Eduardo Porter discussed the lessons learned from the Great Recession....
June 1, 2016, Wednesday
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Obama Will Seek $11 Billion for Homeless Families
While homelessness among veterans has decreased, family homelessness has proved more persistent as wages fail to keep pace with skyrocketing housing costs in many cities, including New York....
February 9, 2016, Tuesday
A Revolving Door Helps Big Banks' Quiet Campaign to Muscle Out Fannie and Freddie
A behind-the-scenes effort of Wall Street banks to take over the mortgage market is driven by advocates who switch between roles in Washington and the private sector....
December 7, 2015, Monday
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Congress Should Give the Government More Money for Wildfires
Forest fires need to be treated more like other natural disasters rather than as a continuing expense....
September 28, 2015, Monday
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Senate Confirms Obama's Pick for Housing Secretary
The Senate voted to confirm Julián Castro as secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, catapulting the young mayor of San Antonio to the national stage....
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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After Revival in San Antonio, Washington Comes Calling
Mayor Julián Castro of San Antonio, President Obama's nominee to become housing secretary, has championed urban renewal and steered his city through a renaissance of new apartments downtown....
May 24, 2014, Saturday
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Obama to Nominate Julián Castro as HUD Secretary
In a statement Thursday night, an official called Mr. Castro, of San Antonio, a "leader among mayors in terms of implementing housing and economic development programs."...
May 23, 2014, Friday
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Senators Express Concern on Reverse Mortgage Rules
Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer urged the Department of Housing and Urban Development to clarify loans that have saddled middle-age children with their parents' mortgages....
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
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The Chatter for Sunday, Dec. 15
Notable quotes from business articles that appeared in The New York Times last week....
December 15, 2013, Sunday
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The New Team
A series of profiles of potential members of President-elect Barack Obama's administration.
Business Day Live | February 17, 2012
An interview with Shaun Donovan, secretary of housing and urban development | James B. Stewart discusses his column about inequities in the tax code.
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