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Nor should it be lightly overlooked that Christ makes the Father greater than all possible adversaries, lest we should have less security of salvation than reverence for the power of God. Hence in all violent assaults, all kinds of peril, all mighty storms and agitations, the perpetuity of our standing consists in this, that God will constantly defend with the strength of His arm what He has decreed in Himself concerning our salvation. If anyone of us should regard himself, what can he do but tremble? For everything around us shakes, and nothing is more feeble than ourselves. But since the heavenly Father allows none of those whom He has given to His Son to perish, our assurance and confidence are as great as His power.
- John Calvin
That doctrine of the final perseverance of the saints is, I believe, as thoroughly bound up with the standing or falling of the gospel as is the article of justification by faith. Give that up, and I see no gospel left.
- Charles Spurgeon
My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me. And I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; neither shall anyone snatch them out of my hand. My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of My Father's hand. I and My Father are one.
- John 10:27-30
There is no question in the Scripture about the eternal security of those truly regenerated by the Holy Spirit. One should be careful at this point to note that this is no "once saved always saved no matter what you do" doctrine. Indeed, "faith without works" is not the sign of spiritual sickness (or backsliding), but death (Jas. 2:17). The biblical doctrine, therefore, is once saved always saved and that you will keep on doing what God says because you are dead to sin and alive to Christ (Rom. 6:2). All pretenders will receive judgment (Matt. 7:21-23). All regenerates will persevere.
- Leonard Coppes
What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?...Who shall bring a charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies. Who is he who condemns? It is Christ who died, and furthermore is also risen, who is even at the right hand of God, who also makes intercession for us. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?...For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
- Romans 8:31-39
We know people who have been "converted" many times. Every time there is a church revival they go to the altar and get "saved." One minister told of a man in his congregation who had been "saved" seventeen times. During a revival meeting the evangelist made an altar call for all who wanted to be filled with the Spirit. The man who had been converted so often made his way toward the altar again. A woman from the congregation shouted, "Don't fill him, Lord. He leaks!"...Those who become "unconverted" were never converted in the first place.
- R.C. Sproul
Whom the Savior finds, He keeps.
By Douglas Wilson
"At last," I thought. "Now we should be able to talk about
what brought me here in the first place." Pastor Spenser and I were
both settling in chairs with the conversation already well under way.
Both Jesus and John say that the believer has eternal life...observe that it is eternal life. That means the life is forever. Or once saved, always saved: always, forever. If...a born-again believer could lose his faith and become lost, then the last thing he could say is that the believer has eternal life. He could say that he has a good life, or a holy life, or a supernatural life, or a happy life; but he could never say that he has eternal life.
- Edwin Palmer
When God predestines someone, He predestines him to holiness, not licentiousness (Eph. 1:4). If anyone says that it does not matter what he does because God has predestined him, then he cannot say that he has been predestined; for predestined people never act in such a sinful way.
- Edwin Palmer
And I will make an everlasting covenant with them, that I will not turn away from doing them good; but I will put My fear in their hearts so that they will not depart from Me.
- Jer. 32:40
The doctrine of the perseverance of the saints does not maintain that all who profess the Christian faith are certain of heaven. It is saints - those who are set apart by the Spirit - who persevere to the end. It is believers - those who are given true, living faith in Christ - who are secure and safe in Him.
- Steele and Thomas
The believer, like a man on shipboard, may fall again and again on the deck, but he will never fall overboard.
- Charles Spurgeon
The saints in heaven are happier but no more secure than are true believers here in this world.
- Loraine Boettner
And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose. For whom He foreknew, He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son, that He might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover whom He predestined, these He also called; whom He called, these He also justified; and whom He justified, these He also glorified.
One of the outstanding glories of the Gospel is its promise of eternal security to all who truly believe it. The Gospel presents no third-rate Physician who is competent to treat only the milder cases, but One who...is capable of curing the most desperate cases.
- A.W. Pink
The saints are those whom God has accepted in Christ the Beloved...To them He has given the precious faith that pertains to all His elect. The persons to whom such blessings have been imparted can neither totally nor finally fall from the state of grace, but they shall certainly persevere in grace to the end and be eternally saved, for God will never repent of having called them and made gifts to them. Consequently He continues to beget and to nourish in them faith, repentance, love, joy, hope, and all the graces of the Spirit that issue in immortality. Many storms and floods may arise and beat upon them, yet they can never be moved from the foundation and rock on which by faith they are firmly established...He will certainly keep and save them by His power...for they are engraven on the palms of His hands, and their names have been written in the book of life from all eternity.
- The 1689 Confession
Now to Him who is able to keep you from stumbling, and to present you faultless before the presence of His glory with exceeding joy, to God our Savior, Who alone is wise, be glory and majesty, dominion and power, both now and forever. Amen.
- Jude 24-25
Credenda/Agenda is a publication of Canon Press, which is the literature ministry of Community Evangelical Fellowship, 110 Baker Street, Moscow, Idaho, 83843; phone: (208) 882-2034; Douglas Wilson, editor. The teaching contained here does not necessarily reflect the views of everyone associated with this ministry.
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Historically, The Cirque at Kirkwood has held some mystique for many competitive big mountain skiers: a permanently closed area, only open to a select few, one day a year. In other words, no matter what the weather patterns in the weeks leading up to the contest, competitors were guaranteed an untracked face. As big mountain competitions have advanced and untracked faces have morphed from a privilege to an expectation, the exposed, roped off area just beyond the Kirkwood boundaries has managed to maintain its allure. The terrain is challenging, the snow pristine, and the options seemingly limitless. A historic favorite amongst athletes on the Freeskiing World Tour, Wednesday's Freeride World Tour event promises to deliver.
"The cirque has lots of options, it's one of the better venues in North America. There's some steeps, some pepper, some cliffs—it's really a classic venue," says former Squaw Valley Freeride World Tour winner Jackie Passo. "It's definitely one of the more intimidating venues in the states."
While The Cirque's features deliver year after year, the snow conditions on the venue can differ drastically, and anyone that has been to Tahoe recently can attest to the high pressure the area has been under. "It's variable, to say the least. I don't mind firm snow or anything like that, but I prefer when it's consistently firm, it's much more difficult when it's variable," says Sweden's Reine Barkered, who is currently 3rd overall in the men's standings. "Considering how it's been over (in Tahoe), it's decent, and the coverage is pretty good, there's just not that much new snow. Regardless, it's going to be fun." With a game changing dump between now and contest day unlikely, Wednesday's event is definitely going to be a contest that favors technically sound skiers. Large hucks are unlikely, and fast, fluid skiing with some trickery will likely prevail.

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Complete 2012 MLL Collegiate Draft Results
PHILADELPHIA -- First overall selection and two-time Ivy League Player of the Year Rob Pannell of Cornell led a contingent of 12 Ivy League student-athletes who were chosen in the 2012 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft on Friday night. Pannell was picked by Long Island, while Princeton's Chad Wiedmaier was a first round pick by Hamilton (seventh overall).
All told, Cornell had four players selected in the 2012 draft, while Princeton had three, Harvard and Yale each had two and Penn had one.
Pannell becomes just the second Ivy League player to be selected first overall in the MLL Collegiate Daraft and the first Big Red player to do so, joining Princeton's Ryan Mollett, who was picked first overall by Rochester in 2001.
For the second year in a row, the MLL Collegiate Draft was held before the start of the upcoming NCAA season and only seniors with expiring eligibility were eligible to be drafted. With the move, drafted players can directly join their respective MLL teams following their senior seasons.
Last year, then Princeton attackman Jack McBride was the first Ivy Leaguer off the board, as the Denver Outlaws took him in the fifth round with the 27th overall pick. The Boston Cannons then selected brown midfielder David Hawley in the seventh round with the 40th overall pick.
2012 MLL Collegiate Draft Results (Ivy League Players)
First Round
1. Rob Pannell, Attack, Long Island (Cornell)
7. Chad Wiedmaier, Defense, Hamilton (Princeton)
Second Round
10. Tyler Fiorito, Goalie, Chesapeake (Princeton)
11. Roy Lang, Midfield, Rochester (Cornell)
14.Kevin Vaughan, Midfield, Denver (Harvard)
Round Five
37. Will Koshansky, LSM, Boston (Penn)
38. Matt Gibson, Attack, Chesapeake (Yale)
Round Six
41. Dan DiMario, Defense, Charlotte (Harvard)
42. Chris Langton, Midfield, Ohio (Cornell)
46. John Cunningham, Defense, Denver (Princeton)
48. JJ Gilbane, Midfield, Boston (Cornell)
Round Seven
56. Greg Mahony, Midfield, Boston (Yale)


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Hey Great Kisser…
Wait, that was Big Spender wasn't it?
Shrug, just change the words around to Great Kisser for this post, k, deal?
Any excuse to post Freddie partially stripping! My gawd!
Soap & Glory extends its venture into the realms of color cosmetics with a brand new lip gloss slash lip balm.


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Elections, Politics
Women who worked with Romney speak out
When a president doesn't have a record to run on . . . when a president is presiding over an economic situation that is, in some ways, worsening rather than recovering after a recession . . . what's his campaign to do?
Why, make stuff up, of course!
Among the serial false attacks on Mitt Romney has been the absurd notion that he is anti-women. It's actually an attack that they trot out against nearly all Republicans at some point, for a few simple reasons:
- Dividing human beings into grievance classes is one of the ways the left attains power. It's a divide and conquer strategy:
- separate out a group from the whole society,
- tell them they have reason to be aggrieved,
- focus on that grievance until they're profoundly unhappy,
- identify an enemy who is making them unhappy, and then
- tell then you are their only savior.
- The left cannot remake any society into the statist utopia they envision until they first destroy the existing order. Creating warring grievance classes destabilizes societal cohesion, a necessary step in this process.
- Electorally, the kind of attack works. It doesn't move all the votes, but it moves some.
That this line of attack is false is of no consequence to the perpetrators.
America got to see the real Mitt Romney in the debate on Wednesday, and he was nothing like the caricature they've painted. Eventually, the truth will out.
And now, a group of women who actually worked with Mitt Romney are adding to that record of truth:
Frankly, we were completely, totally, absolutely fed up. That's what we told a reporter from the Milwaukee Sentinel today who asked us why a group of female executives are traveling the country telling women about our former boss Mitt Romney. We were frustrated that so many women were getting a picture of Mitt from the media and negative ads that just doesn't match up with the man we all know and worked with in Salt Lake and Massachusetts. We're smart women; we know it's a big country; and we know we're only a few voices. But we also know we have insights and stories that women voters want to hear before they make up their minds – so we decided to hit the road and tell as many women as we can what Mitt Romney is really like from the perspective of the women who worked with him every day.
Amazingly, most women don't know that Mitt had women at his side helping him turn around the Olympics in Salt Lake and fix the economy in Massachusetts. It doesn't surprise me because I know how Mitt puts together his team. He hires the strongest talent he can find, so naturally he ends up with a lot of women. Mitt says he hires people who will "go through walls" to get the job done; the women who have worked with him over the years definitely fit that description. I worked with him for nine years and can tell you that my colleagues in Salt Lake and Massachusetts are as talented and incredible as any group of women in America.
Mitt was recognized every year he was Governor for having more women in Cabinet and senior positions than any other Governor in the country. Women made up half Mitt's cabinet. Women were at the heart of the economic team he put together to create jobs, cut red-tape and streamline regulations and permitting. He personally chose and campaigned for his Lt. Governor – Kerry Healey – a hard-working, gracious, accomplished woman. His Chief of Staff, Beth Myers, was at the table with him . . .
Dividing Americans against each other is no way to run a country, and it's no substitute for having a positive agenda. A fact that Barack Obama is going to discover after Mitt Romney takes office next year.
Christopher Cook
Ardently devoted to the cause of human freedom, he has worked at the confluence of politics, activism, and public policy for more than a decade. He co-wrote a ten-part series of video shorts on economics, and has film credits as a researcher on 11 political documentaries, including Citizens United's notorious film on Hillary Clinton that became the subject of a landmark Supreme Court decision. He is the founder of several activist endeavors, including AnyStreet.org (now a part of Western Free Press) and Liberatchik.com. He is currently the managing editor of and principal contributor to WesternFreePress.com.


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I have worked hard for everthing I have. I live life with one simple theory. A little hard work will take you all the way to where ever you want to go.
A few things i love......
A peaceful day relaxing in the sun "with no insects around" watch the kids play and grilling. Enjoying the taste of a beer after a long day of work with friends. Feeling the wind while ripping down the road on a motorcycle.
A few thing I hate.
People begging for money outside of labor ready. I mean really make a little effort and go inside for a day job. People who think there sh%t doesn't stink because they believe in god. I mean read the damn bible and get a clue.. stepping in gum on the sidewalk. need i say more.
I have 2 wonderful kids that mean the world. what more is there to say there.. ya i would jump in front of a bus for them.
Religon and politics..... I spent many years in science. So if you can understand that point of view, we have a lot in common.
the sun
gravity..... well ok up to a certain age!!!
love and laughter in my life
so now the hard part...
a good bed
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First And Last Princess Cruise: Sapphire Princess Cruise Review by flyguy
Overall Member Rating
First And Last Princess Cruise
Destination: Alaska
Embarkation: Vancouver
Baked Alaska? Not creamy and as tasty as on other cruise lines, desserts in general tasteless and bland with the exception of the banana creame pie on last evening meal.
Pizza not prepared to our taste, pizza bought at grocery stores and taken home for baking more suitable for consumption.
Ate in International Dining Room on 2 Aug and fried fish not crisp, tarter sauce loose and runny. French fries hot and tasty. Cole slaw apparently very expensive based on the More amount received with fried perch meal. I ate until I ran out of slaw and pushed the plate aside due to poor taste. There should be ample servings of each food ordered to last the entire meal and tartar sauce should have body, not too thick and not too loose. The fish should be cooked crisp but not dry and when served should be free of unnecessary grease.
The Horizon Court Buffet would do well to post a lunch and dinner menu for guests to read prior to deciding where one wants to dine-perhaps that is the plan to keep guests guessing where the best meal might be served?
Our cabin was adequate, had everything we possibly need or want including room service.
Cabin Steward kept room clean but was somewhat difficult to reach to turn in a form that was assigned to another passenger/room but delivered by error to our room. Again on the route back to Vancouver the wrong folio with $500 deposited to our Excursion Account that sadly we had to turn in at the Passenger Assist Desk for appropriate disposition. Perhaps it wasn't the steward but someone from passenger services?
Extremely difficult to find photos in the Photo Gallery, it would be beneficial if the photos had a number assigned to each photo or belonged to such-and-such room to make it easier for guests to find their pictures. I and another guest were commenting on the difficulty.
Explorers Lounge 1030 on4 Aug-Morning Trivia-why does the MC (Mark) have to use the term "fart?" This in in front of all ages from small children to elderly and is inappropriate. Sure some children use the term, we hear it in movies but does that make it "cultured" or proper? Where is the Princess civility?
This is our first and last trip with Princess, other cruise lines offer more for the dollar and we received far less than expected. If we wanted to enter the "Sanctuary" there was a fee of $60 per person? Other passengers were commenting on the additional cost of the cruise in certain areas and the poor quality of prepared food. Enter the Horizon late and the food in some hot pans were nearly empty and the food was dried. I have worked with several chefs and the food served late should be as fresh as it was when the serving line opened.
Summarization: The crew was overall excellent and to a person were polite and considerate. They provided everything they could that the cruise line would allow.
The ship contrary to what others have commented on was in good shape and crew worked diligently keeping it clean. However, Princess Cruise Line has cut corners to cut costs and in so doing have alienated many potential future customers. I would have to put Princess on a par with The smaller ships in the Carnival line. Even NCL is somewhat better than Princess. Princess attempts to pawn and foist eye of round off for filet migon and the astute traveler can quickly discern what is in their plate. However, one thing that Princess does well and that is the nearly grease-free french fries -every other food item looks better than they taste which is a waste of time when one either dresses up for one of the dining rooms or stands in line at the Horizon Court. Based on food repetition and use of leftovers, it would do Princess Lines well to eliminate the Chef and have the first and second cooks plan and supervise food preparation if they continue as they are-food prep is repetitious and rote, they don't need to pay a "chef," they'd save even more money by eliminating his job. The cooks know what they have to do-all season and beyond. I enjoy the food on most cruises but the food on Princess as they say in England, "took the biscuit."
Princess has nearly convinced both the wife and I to not take another cruise but after talking to other passengers we'll try Holland America Lines someday but not in the near future, it's gonna be along time.
I have sent part of this assessment to Princess Cruise Lines but don't know if they'll answer and I don't particularly care.
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text: June 25, 2013 — After 130 years of existence, Paris's famous Grévin Museum has opened a new location on the fifth floor of the Montreal Eaton Centre. The wondrous journey begins in a forest of bright vines that guide us through the Palace of the Seasons, an interactive multimedia environment, immersive and evolving, created by MOMENT FACTORY. This projection takes us through the seasons with an enchanting play of light and reflections. Then, the doors open...Let the show begin. The museum features Québec and international personalities. We meet John and Yoko, Justin Bieber, Charlie Chaplin, Michael Jackson, and, of course, Céline Dion! We thrill at the sight of childhood idols—Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and George Clooney. And don't count out sports stars, politicians, geeks, and historical figures! You'll be able to greet Wayne Gretzky and Barack Obama... Some 30 artisans from Grévin Paris worked for nearly two years on these wax figures, whose every detail was applied with impressive precision. Sculptors, molders, seamstresses, makeup artists, wig makers, hairdressers...the list of talent is extensive. The result: Life is the only thing missing to make these statues as real as the individuals they represent. For some post-exhibition comfort, spend a few moments at Café Grévin by Europea, a Parisian bistro-style restaurant/boutique run by Jérôme Ferrer and his team.


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A landlord was handcuffed and gagged by a boarder and forced to give up money, his house and two cars, a court heard yesterday.
Garrick Adrian Dixon, 33, had been boarding at the Briar Hill home of Gregory Richards when the alleged offences occurred.
Prosecutor Stephen Dewberry said the case began when Dixon allegedly handcuffed and gagged Mr Richards in January 2002. Dixon allegedly listed his grievances, which included a broken rubbish bin and someone using his tomato sauce, computer and CDs.
Mr Richards said Dixon inflicted "gangster slaps" and said he could have him "popped". "He said he could have me fed to the sharks," he said.
He said Dixon produced a gun and warned that kneecapping would cause lifelong pain. He would spare the legs in return for Mr Richards's car. "And, if I didn't want both my arms smashed, he wanted 12 months' free rent," Mr Richards said.
He signed over his car to Dixon and gave him $4500 several weeks later after they had discussed Dixon's moving out.
The alleged offences continued in March 2002 when, the prosecution says, Dixon forced Mr Richards to sign over another car and an agreement requiring him to pay Dixon $300 a week.
The prosecution said Mr Richards was taken to a solicitor in Berwick, where he signed a caveat on his house and received a document claiming he owed Dixon $50,000 and was assigning the house in default of payment.
Defence counsel Mark Taft said the allegations were untrue.
Dixon, of Lower Plenty Road, Rosanna, is on trial in the County Court on 10 charges, including false imprisonment, assault, threats to kill, blackmail and robbery. The trial, before Judge Rachelle Lewitan, continues.


text: OverviewBack to top Country Life - Real Food Organics Your Daily Nutrition - 30 Tablets Item# :73157UPC# :015794091066 Brand:Country Life Size/Form:30 Tablets Servings:30 Dosage:1 Tablet(s) Country Life Real Food Organics Your Daily Nutrition is A High-Energy One-A-Day Multi For EveryoneYour Daily Nutrition, which is a high-energy one-a-day multi for everyone, was uniquely formulated using the Cryo-Active State™ process. This process, unique to Country Life, uses organic fruits and vegetables, combined with a nutrient-rich complex to deliver your daily nutrition. To preserve 100% of the bioactive vitamin, mineral, enzyme, and nutrient-rich content, the Cryo-Active State™ process combines a proprietary fermentation method followed by a unique cryogenic preservation. This multi supplies basic daily nutrition the way nature intended it to be: "ALIVE." The proprietary fermentation and cryo-preserving process enhances absorption and elevates bioactivity using live probiotic cultures.The organic fruits and vegetables were blended using a clinical method called VeriCell™ testing. Your Daily Nutrition has been clinically formulated using VeriCell™ technology to:Support cardiovascular health Increase activity of your body's internal antioxidant system (anti-aging) Increase energy Increase absorption of vitamins C and E by over 200%Support immune health Each serving of Your Daily Nutrition not only delivers your basic daily nutrition but also provides the equivalent of one serving of fruits and vegetables.Your Daily Nutrition also contains Calcium Fructoborate, which is a carbohydrate mineral complex that is naturally found in fruits and vegetables. It has been shown to increase vitamin D3 levels, support bone strength, increase energy levels, and optimize sex hormone balance (estrogen and testosterone). Clinical evidence indicates that Calcium Fructoborate may even be better than Glucosamine at increasing joint mobility.We added GlycoBerry™ 8, which is a complex of all eight essential glyconutrients that are required for the cells of our body to communicate properly. If cell-to-cell communication is malfunctioning due to a missing glyconutrient, the immune system may fail to do its job. These eight essential glyconutrients are commonly found in fruits and vegetables.Organic Aloe Vera (ACTIValoe™) is added to enhance absorption (increases vitamin C absorption by 204%) and to support digestive health.


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1. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderMiPa Nov 22, 2012 10:31 AM (in response to dscarminiabielefeld)You might want to use jvisualvm.exe from your JDK to find out what is going on. It is certainly not normal.
2. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilderdscarminiabielefeld Nov 22, 2012 10:58 AM (in response to MiPa)hey, thanks. how do i exactly execute it, and where do i find it ? What information will it give?
3. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderMiPa Nov 22, 2012 11:15 AM (in response to dscarminiabielefeld)You find it in the bin folder of your JDK installation. It is a VM monitoring program. You can attach to the running SceneBuilder instance and see what it is actually doing. For more details I have to refer you to the documentation.
4. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderYves Joan-Oracle Nov 22, 2012 12:57 PM (in response to dscarminiabielefeld)Can you check if your system supports hardware acceleration ? Take Help > About Scene Builder then details are printed in the JavaFX section.
Your graphic card doesn't seem listed in http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/system_requirements_2-2/jfxpub-system_requirements_2-2.htm so you may use software pipeline.
Can you also say what reads the Product Version section, still in About window, for SceneBuilder 1.1 ?
What pointing device do you use: a trackpad or a mouse ?
Are you opening some "specific" FXML files ?
5. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilderdscarminiabielefeld Nov 22, 2012 1:25 PM (in response to Yves Joan-Oracle)Hi guys, thank you for your help.
I've found the jvisualvm, but i've never worked with it before, so its kinda hard for me to get correctly started with it.
Product Version
JavaFX Scene Builder 1.1 (Developer Preview)
Build Information
Version: 1.1-b07, Changeset: efd98fc8de3f
Date: 2012-09-27 09:11
Toolkit = QuantumToolkit
Pipeline = D3DPipeline
Hardware acceleration ENABLED
Operating System
Windows XP, x86, 5.1
Java Version
1.7.0_06, Oracle Corporation, 1.7.0_06-b24
I'm using a mouse.
Specific? Not that I know of! What do you exactly mean? I can give you some snippets of my files, that may be relevant.
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@FXML private CheckBox radarCheckBox; @FXML private CheckBox dataFeederCheckBox; @FXML private CheckBox view2CheckBox; @FXML private CheckBox labelsCheckBox; @FXML private Button quitButton; @FXML private Slider rangeSlider; @FXML private Slider lowerHeightSlider; @FXML private Slider upperHeightSlider; @FXML private ChoiceBox speedVectorChoiceBox; @FXML private ChoiceBox numberOfHistoriePoints; @FXML private RadioButton radioZero; @FXML private RadioButton radioFünf; @FXML private RadioButton radioZehn; @FXML private RadioButton radioFünfzehn; @FXML private RadioButton radioZwanzig; @FXML private RadioButton radioFünfzwanzig;
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@FXML private Button tracksCloseButton; @FXML private Button tracksStopButton; @FXML private Button tracksPauseButton; @FXML private TextField tracksTextField;
Thanks for your help! :-)
@FXML private TextField oneTrackTextField; @FXML private Button getTrackBtn; @FXML private CheckBox followCheckBox;
6. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderYves Joan-Oracle Nov 22, 2012 1:59 PM (in response to dscarminiabielefeld)You benefit hardware acceleration, great !
My advice is to move to the very latest SceneBuilder 1.1, build b11 or later.
Post b07 a change has been brought that is likely to solve your issue, let us know.
7. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilderdscarminiabielefeld Nov 22, 2012 2:36 PM (in response to Yves Joan-Oracle)Didn't know there were a newer version, i updated on b11. let's hope and see if it works. Will give feedback!
Thank you very much! :-) :-) !
8. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilderdscarminiabielefeld Nov 26, 2012 10:10 AM (in response to Yves Joan-Oracle)Hey all,
unfortunately nothing changed with the new version. Worked with the scenebuilder for about 15 Minutes, when the performance started to get worse again. Scenebuilder crashed and i had to close it violently with the task manager (had to wait a few minutes, cause not even the task manager was responding, thats how bad it get's when the scene builder goes crazy, lol). Yeah, so still unsolved, and it also seems like i am the only frikkin' one who got this annoying problem.
Any other suggestions or ideas?
Thank you,
9. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilder883781 Nov 30, 2012 7:37 AM (in response to dscarminiabielefeld)You certainly are not alone, I'm having a similar experience with JavaFX Scene Builder 1.1 on my Ubuntu 12.04.
In my case, the duration of normal working is longer, but eventually it gets really heavy and finally I need to force close it.
10. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderYves Joan-Oracle Nov 30, 2012 4:04 PM (in response to 883781)I reproduced the issue on some XP system of mine. I created a bug in JIRA: http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/DTL-5438. You may add yourself as watcher to follow it.
11. Re: Performance Problem with the Scenebuilder965666 Jan 29, 2013 5:56 PM (in response to Yves Joan-Oracle)From my profiling, SceneBuilder takes up gobs and gobs of memory when moving things around in a scene. Try allocating more memory to SceneBuilder.
12. Re: Performance Problem with the ScenebuilderJerome Cambon Jan 30, 2013 2:01 PM (in response to 965666)As a workaround, you can hide the panels when don't use them, especially the inspector panel, which is resource consuming (type Ctrl-8 to hide/show)


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How to Register a Vehicle in Missouri
Vehicle Registration - Online Services GuideSponsored Ads
Missouri law requires that motor vehicle owners must register their vehicle with the Missouri Department of Revenue before taking it on the road. Both new and second-hand vehicles must be registered, regardless of whether they are purchased from a dealer or an individual. In addition, new Missouri residents who have registered their vehicle in another state must register their vehicle in Missouri. The initial vehicle registration must be done in person, and registration renewals must be done annually, either in person, online or by mail.
If you have bought a vehicle or been given one as a gift, you must register it within 30 days of possession. New residents to Missouri have the same period to register their vehicles.
If you are registering a motor vehicle in Missouri for the first time, you must complete the following steps:
Provide the following documents:
- A Lien Release (DOR-4809) or the Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO) signed over to you.
- An form.
- A notarized lien release.
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On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Bruce Momjian wrote: > I mentioned last year that I wanted to start working on parallelism: > > https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Parallel_Query_Execution > > I believe it is time to start adding parallel execution to the backend. > We already have some parallelism in the backend: > effective_io_concurrency and helper processes. I think it is time we > start to consider additional options > > > Parallelism isn't going to help all queries, in fact it might be just a > small subset, but it will be the larger queries. The pg_upgrade > parallelism only helps clusters with multiple databases or tablespaces, > but the improvements are significant. > I just got out of a meeting that included Oracle Spatial folks, who were boasting of big performance increases in enabling parallel query on their spatial queries. Basically the workloads on things like big spatial joins are entirely CPU bound, so they are seeing that adding 15 processors makes things 15x faster. Spatial folks would love love love to see parallel query execution. -- Paul Ramsey http://cleverelephant.ca http://postgis.net > > >
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Grosse Pointe Woods
Liggett graduate makes her mark in golf
By Christian Davis
Posted August 9, 2012
Samantha Troyanovich was as surprised as anyone when she learned that she was heading into a playoff in the 2012 Phil Kosin Illinois Women's Open July 29 at Mistwood Golf Club.
The Grosse Pointe Shores native started her final round three shots back, but fired a 3-under 69 to catch Samantha Postillion and Lauren Mielbrecth to set up a three-way sudden death playoff.
"I really wasn't even thinking about it when I started my round. I wanted to take it one shot at a time, and I had tunnel vision the whole time. I didn't even look at a scoreboard, so I had no clue where I was," the 2007 Grosse Pointe University Liggett graduate said. "Someone said to me, 'Get ready to go play. You're in the playoff,' I was like, 'What!' I was in shock."
Moments later, Troyanovich was in even more disbelief as she birdied the par-5 No. 3 for the championship, winning the largest women's professional tournament in the Chicagoland area.
"It was pretty surreal. It had not set in whatsoever at that point," she said, remembering holding the trophy for the first time. "I was even dumbfounded I was even in that situation. I just wanted to go out and do my own thing and put a good score in."
Troyanovich passed on the $5,000 purse for winning, instead electing to keep her amateur status.
She's just finished her four years of eligibility at Tulane University, in New Orleans, where she earned a degree in business management, but plans on playing in amateur events while she pursues her master's degree in accounting.
"I just think it'd be kind of foolish to turn professional right now. When I turn pro, I want to dedicate all my time towards it. I can't do that while I'm still in school," she said. "I mostly likely will stay an amateur next summer, so I can play in some events and try to improve. If things keep going in a positive direction, I'd go to Q-school next fall."
In her career with Tulane, Troyanovich was named to the Conference USA second team twice. This past May, she was selected, along with senior classmates Ashley McKenney and Stephanie Wagstaff, for the Kim Moore Spirit Award by the National Golf Coaches Association.
The trio was the first class for the Tulane golf team after the suspension of play because of Hurricane Katrina.
Troyanovich's career has taken her from Liggett to The Big Easy. Where it takes her next, she doesn't know. But she's looking forward to finding out.
"The sky is the limit for me and golf. I know that sounds cliché, but I really think it is," she said. "I try to work as hard as I can at my game, and I can't wait to see where it takes me in the future. Talent and physical potential can only take me so far. Hard work, dedication, mental fortitude and some good luck will carry me the rest of the way."
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Sports writer Christian Davis covers mainly the Oakland County coverage area. Christian has worked for C & G Newspapers since 2005 and attended Michigan State University before graduating from Oakland University.
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Both laughter and tears can be cathartic, but only laughter is OK in front of your dog. Laugh until you cry with this GrouponLive deal.
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- $24 for two tickets to see Jason Cooper and Dustin Cole, including sodas and buffet-style appetizers (up to a $58 value)
- Where: Marquis Ballroom
- Section: general admission
- Door time: one hour before showtime
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Dates and Showtimes
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- Friday, August 30, at 7 p.m.
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Jason Cooper
A storyteller who has performed on Comedy Central's Laugh Riots and the Bob and Tom Radio Show, Jason Cooper is a master of thigh-slapping long-form bits capped with stinging one-liners. Unafraid to air his dirty laundry, Cooper touches on his weird family, his awkward sex life, and being home-schooled all the way through college.

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Calling himself "comedy's frat boy," Dustin Cole earned a regional title two years running in the Midwest Comedy Challenge with his risque, no-rules act. In the last two years alone, the up-and-comer has sent audiences rolling in 25 states across the Midwest and Northeast. Cole focuses on the everyday trials of the modern man, from dating in the 21st century to dealing with an ever-encroaching tangle of back hair.