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Just where exactly? Even seasoned budget wonks can't say.
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The so-called "sequester" will slash how much federal agencies are allowed to spend by $85 billion over seven months.
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House Republicans want to replace the defense cuts with more nondefense cuts, something Democrats reject.
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Related: Washington D.C. jobs: Ground zero for budget cuts
March 25 to April 7: Lawmakers go home
Just because the budget process will be a crazed mess doesn't mean the House and Senate won't take at least part of their scheduled two-week break for Passover and Easter.
March 27: Government shutdown threat
Funding for the federal government is set to expire on March 27, unless Congress acts.
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If they fail, the federal government will shut down on March 28. A shutdown occurs if lawmakers fail to appropriate funds for federal agencies and programs. Without that funding, government operations would cease, except for essential services.
End of March: House Republicans counter with balanced budget
House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan's office has said he likely will put out his proposed 2014 budget late in the month.


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As on most Europe riverboats, River Beatrice's gym facilities are compact (featuring a couple of machines and a fitball) but the ship's lone spa staffer makes the most of the space. Yoga was offered each morning on the sun deck.
The spa consists of a guest cabin turned into a massage room, but the handful of treatments, focusing on massage, are more than adequate.
Most recreation is experienced off the ship. I loved using the complimentary bicycles in most of our ports (even in Vienna!); crewmembers haul them on and off at every port. (Even in Durnstein, when we were actually docked alongside another riverboat, staffers would haul them up the stairs, across the other ship and down again.) The bikes have locks, and you can request helmets. Passengers can also borrow Nordic walking sticks.
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When I took my first Europe river cruise on a perfectly pleasant if unexceptional vessel a dozen years ago, it was clear that this travel experience was more about the dramatic terrain that surrounds the river than the boat that cruises on it. That ships traversing European waterways have long been bland, though comfortable, is due in large part to restrictions in width and length (they must pass through narrow canals and under ancient bridges). There simply isn't room for sprawling spas, lap-length swimming pools and soaring atriums.
Indeed, on most every riverboat, public rooms are limited to a main restaurant, small fitness center, a library, and a vast roof-top sun deck that's dressed with tables, chairs, chaise lounges and perhaps a human-sized chessboard. Stateroom furnishings are comfortable, if basic, and all but the very newest riverboats feature cabins with immutable twin-sized beds that are made into ad-hoc sofas during the day, and private bathrooms that are typically somewhat claustrophobic.
Despite my generally low expectations of riverboats, I had higher-than-usual hopes prior to my cruise on Uniworld's new River Beatrice -- and not just because the company had been trumpeting this as a genuine luxury riverboat. In 2003, Uniworld was purchased by a company that owns, among other travel operations, tour operators like Contiki and Trafalgar and, to my mind, the equally important Red Carnation group of hotels. This handful of luxury properties includes London's Chesterfield Mayfair, Dorset's Summer Lodge, Geneva's Hotel D'Angleterre and West Palm Beach's Chesterfield, all of which I've loved. These hotels excel in large part because rooms are plush and theatrically decorated, service is superb, and food served at in-house restaurants is sophisticated without being pretentious. A company with a track record of creating wonderfully upscale vacation offerings should be able to translate the same experience into a river cruise, thereby taking the riverboat experience up a notch.
River Beatrice delivered on Uniworld's promise. Staffers and crew were marvelously attentive. The ship itself is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen with hallways lined in silk and a collection of original artwork that was so compelling I found myself going out of my way each day to visit various favorite pieces. Eighty percent of cabins have French balconies, and the 15 suites are impressive for the riverboat industry where spacious accommodations are an anomaly.
Meals, which beautifully incorporated tastes and foodstuffs from the places we visited along the Danube, were consistently delicious. The boat's lone shore tour staffer deftly balanced standard, intro-to excursions with a smattering of more adventurous -- and more locally oriented -- outings.
It's clear that European riverboats are now, even with spatial limitations, beginning to catch up on trends that have been changing ocean-going ships for the past decade. As we passed by numerous riverboats operated by other cruise lines -- or tied up with them, literally side by side, at various docks -- it was clear to me that the newer ships all were more beautiful, offered more flexible onboard options, and featured more of the key amenities, from high-tech toys to French balconies, than ever before. I'd happily cruise on any of them. But there wasn't a ship I saw out there this summer that compared with River Beatrice.
Public Rooms
River Beatrice's four-deck-high, white, mirrored atrium, is an eye-popping spot, both warm and contemporary. Its focal point is a most gorgeous white chandelier made by Venice's Vecchia Murano. The atrium spans all passenger decks and is the ship's hub: all public rooms save for the Captain's Club are located off the atrium. Here's where you'll find the purser's area (don't miss the gorgeous Chagalls -- originals -- displayed there), where you can change money, ask to borrow a bicycle or make any other request, for that matter. Up one deck is the shore excursions desk where you can sign up for tours and get information on the stops on the itinerary. A gift shop sells some gorgeous, and quite pricey, jewelry and collectibles, as well as necessities.
The Lounge is the all-purpose gathering room with a bar. It's most popular as a pre-dinner venue but also is a great spot for peace and quiet during the day and for post-dinner entertainment.
The cozy Captain's Lounge, located aft, is a secondary gathering spot with a well-stocked library, cozy seating area and tables roomy enough for foursomes to play Bridge. Two Internet-connected terminals are available; passengers with their own laptops can also pick up wireless signals in cabins, in the main lounge and on the upper deck. I will warn you that when passing through canals, access was often cut off. Cost is a flat 15 euros for the week -- a pretty good bargain for onboard Internet.
One of the most pleasant aspects of the ship -- especially since we were blessed with a rain-free week -- is its outdoor spaces. Wrapping around the Captain's Lounge is a charming seating area with nice wicker furnishings -- a perfect spot for a morning cup of coffee. The ship's sun deck, which runs the length of the ship, was the nicest one on the Danube -- covered in teak-like wood, it's equipped with gorgeous wrought iron chairs, tables and loungers with incredibly comfortable puffy cotton cushions. Three canopies offer shade.
An elevator services all decks. Laundry service is available for a fee (there's no dry cleaning) and a small launderette is free to use, though there's a nominal charge for soap.
A gratuity of 10 euros per passenger, per day is shared among staff and crew. Passengers tip the cruise manager separately; Uniworld suggests 3 euros per person, per day, but on our trip the cruise manager was so helpful (and answered so many questions) that I went above that. Tipping guides on tours is optional -- I noticed that about half of our group did offer a euro or two after shore excursions. River Beatrice will become fully all-inclusive in 2014, when most Uniworld cruise fares will include unlimited fine wine, beer and spirits, as well as gratuities for onboard and onshore services, including pre- and post-cruise extensions.
Fellow Passengers
Passengers on our high-season summer cruise were largely North American, British or South African and in the 50-plus and beyond age range. Most were well-traveled and many had never cruised but were regulars on the tour circuit.
Dress Code
Dress code is country club casual. During the day, that meant casual slacks and skirts; shorts were fine for sunning on the top deck. At night, men wore polos and jackets; for women summery dresses, skirts and pants outfits were appropriate. The only night that passengers really did dress up was for the Captain's Gala on our last night and so men donned ties.
On River Beatrice, accommodations come in three shapes and sizes. The largest, the owner's suite, is 300 square feet. Fourteen additional suites measure 225 square feet and feature small seating areas and French balconies. Standard cabins measure 150 square feet. Some have picture windows while others have a step-out verandah.
The ship's one owner's suite is not only the largest onboard, but it also features a top-notch entertainment system and bathroom with soaking tub and shower. (It's the only cabin onboard to have a bathtub.)
Interestingly, River Beatrice has the largest number of suites among Europe's riverboats. These accommodations are not only gorgeous with their cream-on-cream color scheme (and silk-covered walls), but they also come with a few extras not found in standard categories, such as a DVD player, breakfast room service upon request, mini-fridge, fresh fruit and even a coffee machine. Two deep armchairs positioned at the end of the bed offer a distinct living room area (and you can pull them right up to the French balcony to watch the world slip by). One of the best features is the free laundry perk. And the bathrooms are particularly gorgeous, with lavish use of marble, beautiful (and deep) Hansgrohe showers that resemble the best of English country hotels, and Thick and Thirsty towels and robes.
All suite passengers have the use of a butler to, presumably, pack and unpack and carry out other duties, such as shoe shining. I never found a use for a butler, though.
All accommodations feature commonalities like the magnificent English Savoir beds, built-in closets, individually controlled thermostats for hot and cold weather, flat-screen televisions and private bathrooms. Furnishings are custom designed and created to fit the typically snug spaces that are common of riverboat cabins. Lots of well-placed mirrors actually create a more spacious ambience. Window coverings are lush and rich, and the beds' headboards are crafted out of velvet.
Bathrooms in standard cabins are shower-only but light and airy. L'Occitane toiletries, including shower gel, shampoo, lotion and conditioner, are provided.
As on most European riverboats, the real entertainment is largely found ashore rather than onboard -- and River Beatrice's shore tour program was exceptional. In every port, at least one complimentary excursion was available. These by and large offered a broad view of a place (city tour of Vienna, for instance, or walking tour of tiny Passau with a visit to its cathedral for a concert). In most cases, these were designed for all passengers at all levels of mobility and primarily involved motorcoaches or short walks in small villages. Most were a half day in length. The tours were consistently thorough and interesting, and the Quietvox portable lightweight audio headset system, through which the tour guide communicates via microphone to individual headphones, means you can hear what's going on even if you're at the back of the group.
More intriguing were the ship's extra-fee options (called "Irresistible Optional Tours") that included, on our afternoon in Passau, a visit to a Bavarian village, or in Durnstein, the heart of Austria's wine country, a fantastic group bike ride with a wine tasting. Easily the most popular of these supplementary tours was the chance to attend a classical concert focusing on Mozart and Strauss one evening in Vienna.
Cost ranged from 46 euros for the Wachau Valley cycling tour to 49 euros for the concert in Vienna.
One of the highlights each evening was a pre-dinner "what to expect tomorrow" talk hosted by the Cruise Manager (basically the shore excursions manager). On River Beatrice, three staffers, all who live in the region, revolve in and out as cruise managers, and ours, Hildegarde, was marvelous. Both entertaining and informative, she was especially helpful with tips and advice to travelers wanting to strike out on their own. A highlight was the occasional impromptu evening walkabout she'd host in various cities -- no charge, just for fun.
Occasionally, when the ship was docked well into the evening, local performers would come on for a post-dinner show. These were delightful. In Bratislava, the Pressburger Duo, consisting of a pianist and violinist, performed classical standards with a humorous twist. On the evening we were alongside in Linz, I was hard pressed to choose between Hildegarde's night walk and a performance by the New Ohr Linz Dixie Band; I opted to stay onboard for what turned out to be a lovely mix of the two -- the music was superb and loud enough that I was able to enjoy it from the sun deck, watching the sun set over the old city.
Other memorable events on our cruise included an afternoon spent cruising along the Danube at its most beautiful part between Melk and Durnstein. We all gathered on the sun deck while Hildegard told us what we were seeing as we drifted past castles and vineyards. The trip into Budapest, early in the morning as the sun was rising, was a similarly entertaining and gorgeous experience, again complete with narration.
And the most memorable event of all was a gift from our captain. After our trip's last dinner, as the ship was docked overnight in Budapest, the captain took us out for a night cruise around the city. It was a chance to see Budapest's monuments all lit up -- and under a starry sky, no less -- and it was magical.
River Beatrice' cuisine focuses on continental European dishes with some fun-themed meals that take advantage of dishes of the Danube region (like sausages in Passau and wiener schnitzel in Vienna).
River Beatrice's primary venue, called "The Restaurant," is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Decorated in stark whites that reminded me of the main dining venues on both Seabourn Odyssey and Celebrity Solstice, it is airy and ethereal. There are numerous round tables for large groups and plenty of four and six tops, as well. What's in scant supply is seating for two, though if the ship isn't full, there's plenty of room to spread out. As is common on many European ships, The Restaurant has a permanent buffet area that's primarily used at breakfast and lunch (though it was also in action one night for an unusually casual dinner, designed to accommodate passengers with plans to attend an evening symphonic concert in Vienna).
At breakfast, typically served from 7 to 9 a.m., the buffet offers the same fare all week. Various stations serve up cheeses and cold meats, breads and pastries, fruit, yogurt, Muesli and other cereals, and hot dishes like scrambled eggs, sausage, English bacon, rosti potatoes and baked beans. An omelette station accommodates a'la minute requests. A juice bar features the usual suspects (grapefruit, apple, tomato) though one of the few culinary disappointments onboard River Beatrice was the orange juice from a can. On a ship of this caliber the orange juice should be freshly made.
In addition to the buffet options, passengers can choose to order the breakfast specialty (fruit-stuffed beignet or eggs Benedict, for instance) or eggs cooked-to-preference. Waiters serve coffee and tea.
A continental breakfast for early and late risers brackets breakfast hours; a spread of breads, cheeses, meats and pastries, along with juices and coffee, is laid out in the Captain's Club from 6 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. and then again from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Lunch in The Restaurant, which is usually served from 12:30 to 2 p.m. (unless port excursions require a time change), revolves around the buffet. The focus primarily is on cold fare -- salads, cheeses and meats -- with a handful of hot dishes (a roast and potatoes, for instance). You can also order dishes off a limited menu; these are prepared a'la minute. I loved the special themes that were offered (a favorite was the Bavaria-influenced menu). And one day, when we were actually cruising at lunchtime, restaurant staffers set up a small buffet of salads, meats and cheeses on the beautiful top-of-ship outdoor deck.
Waiters offer drinks service in both venues.
Tea (and pastries) is served mid-afternoon (usually around 3:30 p.m., depending on the day's tour schedule) in the lounge.
Dinner each night is elegant without being fussy. As with all other meals in The Restaurant, it's an open-seating affair that begins at 7 -½ 7:30 p.m. after the ritual cocktail hour in the lounge one deck above. While most passengers did file into dinner at about that time each night, The Restaurant served until 9 p.m. to give guests more flexibility.
The meals are delightfully choreographed and made not only of regional recipes but also from local foodstuffs. Each features four courses, beginning with an appetizer such as "Vienna Backhendl salad" (greens with pumpkin seed oil, chicken and radish) or pan-fried taleggio cheese with cranberries, and moving on to soups, like the Waldvierthler potato cheese soup.
Entrees, which focus on traditional regional dishes or generally European choices, include pan-fried trout with a Veltliner sauce and potato dumplings in the style of Austria's Wachau valley (its premier wine-growing area). A favorite of mine -- which could have been served like the overly fried cliché that I grew up on in America -- was the wiener schnitzel. I had this, a thin-sliced escalope of veal that's fried lightly and served with parsley potatoes, at several other restaurants on my trip; the chefs on River Beatrice made the most delicious version.
Vegetarian choices are highlighted on menus and at dinner there's always one dedicated entrée. Among those on my trip were Austrian krautwickel (onions and mushrooms in a stuffed cabbage ball) and Austrian potato goulash.
For simpler tastes, steak or chicken breast is offered each night.
Desserts tended to be the weakest link of the otherwise exceptional dining experience onboard River Beatrice, featuring an odd combination of tastes (the orange sorbet did not necessarily need an accompaniment of yogurt fruit salad and brittle) or pineapple meringue in orange sauce.
Riverboats traditionally only have one dining venue so it was a pleasant surprise to experience River Beatrice's alternative restaurant, open on only a few nights during the weeklong cruise. The Captain's Club lounge, located aft, is transformed from a library and game room to a romantic dining venue. Its tables are covered with white linen cloths, candles are lit, and ambient music plays gently in the intimate space. It's limited to 25 diners and though reservations are required, there's no extra fee.
The ambience, especially at sunset as the lounge is bordered on three sides by floor-to-ceiling windows, is marvelous. The quality of the dining is less so -- clearly chefs are challenged by the fact that there's no kitchen here and so food must be brought from the restaurant, on the opposite end of the riverboat. Still, it was such a marvelous experience I dined there twice!
At dinner, complimentary wines are chosen to reflect the region and to balance the menu (each night we tried a different red and white). A nice touch is that for those who don't care for wine, beer and sodas are also provided for no extra charge.
Room service is rarely available on riverboats. On River Beatrice, passengers occupying its suites are able to order from a limited menu. Beverages -- such as coffee, water and tea -- are available 24 hours from a small open kitchen located on Deck 3.
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--- Code: --- $regOptions = array(
'interface' => 'guest',
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'email' => null,
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Yes: email is null.
It must be a "valid" email (i.e. something that resembles an email).
I changed that after, to see if it made a difference but it didn't. It still wont work.
And what error do you get?
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Joy and Lauren
Over the next few weeks we will introduce you to our Women Ambassadors. Located in different cities, states and regions around the world these wonderful ladies have been charged with investigating and reporting back on the different roles that women play within their cycling communities. This will also be an opportunity for us to help shine the spotlight on a few of the fantastic women that we have come to meet over the course of our history.
Joy and Lauren are two of these such women. Hailing from the Boston area of the United States they have been an integral part of the storied bike racing scene that exists there. Not only are both an inspiration in their race results but more importantly their enthusiasm for bicycle racing and riding. From road, track and cyclocross racing to even the filthy pursuit of MTB. These ladies have done it all. We chatted with them briefly this week to kick off the Ambassadors introduction, but it is safe to say that we can expect big things from these two bastions of the cycling community.
NOTE: Joy also offered her insights on Rapha products during the Festa della Donna in the feature Our Favorites.
Joy Stark
Boston, MA USA
Marketing manager at Autodesk
What kind of bike do you ride?
Cannondale Super 6, Wilier Mortirolo, and Cannondale SuperX
Why do you ride?
I like sports that involve speed and suffering.
Do you have a favourite cyclist?
Marianne Vos, the queen! If she were male, she would surely be the most celebrated cyclist of all time.
Tell me one of your favourite riding locations.
The secret dirt roads of Vermont.
Where would you most like to ride?
Last October, my boyfriend took me to Italy to watch the Tour of Lombardy. He ended up proposing the night before the race started, which made watching the race around Lake Como the next day a very special experience. I'd love to go back and ride the race route after we are married.
Knee warmers, full legs or embrocation?
Each serve a purpose…it's about choosing the right tool for the job.
Tell me one thing that people may not know about women's cycling in the USA?
I've found it inspiring to learn how many women are employed at the independent bike builders in New England. If you're buying a Seven, you may be surprised to learn that a woman may have welded your bike. Women are not only working in the industry - they're starting and running businesses. The growth of women working and participating in cycling is really exciting.
Who is going to win Paris-Roubaix next weekend?
I want Tom Boonen to win because he's dreamy, but my money's on Cancellara.
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Lauren Kling
Boston (Somerville, more accurately), MA USA
Currently a research technician at Boston University, working on becoming a physical therapist.
What kind of bike do you ride?
Lots! I love all disciplines of cycling and I have amassed a few bicycles to accommodate that.
Commuter - 2012 Specialized Daily 2
Road - 2007 Cannondale Synapse Fem Carbon
Mountain - 2008 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR
Cyclocross - 2011 Bianchi Cavaria
Track - custom Icarus Frames
Why do you ride?
I moved to Boston to go to college in 2004 from South Jersey, which is fairly open and mostly rural farmland with slightly more suburban areas. I liked the accessibility of this small city but found myself missing open spaces, forests, and seeing the stars at night. I had gotten a commuter bike and enjoyed being able to get around the city easily but it wasn't until my friends at a local shop took me on my first mountain bike ride that I really discovered the freedom cycling affords. I was elated to spend my day on the trails while being only a short distance from the city. Mountain biking and road riding takes me out of the hectic feel and heavy traffic of the city to open spaces, sunlight, and interesting new environments on a daily basis. Additionally, all of the racing and riding I have done has led me to meet new and wonderful people all over place. I can't really imagine where my life would be without it at this point.
Do you have a favourite cyclist?
Mo Bruno Roy (MMRacing/Bob's Red Mill p/b Seven Cycles) is an amazing professional cyclist who we are lucky enough to have living locally. She not only shreds cyclocross, mountain, and the occasional road race all over the US and Europe but she is a very inspiring person. You can tell that she always tries her best and remains positive even when things don't go her way. Beyond that, she does a lot of good for the sport and in encouraging women's cycling. Joy and I are lucky enough to have Mo as a mentor for our new women's developmental road team (the Ride.Studio.Cafe out of Lexington, MA) this season and I am very grateful for the opportunity to have her guiding us.
Tell me one of your favourite riding locations.
Last summer for my grandmother's 80th birthday she packed up the whole family and took us on a cruise from NYC to Bermuda. I was lucky enough to be able to bring my bike (& cycling boyfriend) along for the trip - turns out that if you call ahead and notify the cruise line that you will be bringing a bike, they will let you stash it in your cabin! We popped off the front wheels and kept them under our beds while at sea and the morning we landed on Bermuda we were kitted up and ready to go. The island itself is small, approximately 20 miles end to end. We rode around the whole island the first day, checking out lagoons, the crystal caves, climbing up to the lighthouse at the highest point on the island and admiring the beautiful pink beaches.
The roads there are very narrow with little or no shoulder, very rolling (there is no flat, only up or down) and, being a British territory, you ride on the left side of the road. Due to the small size of the island, however, personal car ownership is discouraged. What motorists we did see were very friendly to us and riding the rollercoaster-like hills was a blast. We rode over 50 miles the first day circumnavigating the island and on the remaining days that we were docked we took shorter trips to specific areas we wanted to sight-see at or beaches that we wanted to explore. It was truly the best way to get around the island.
Where would you most like to ride?
Just one? I would love to go mountain biking in Whistler, British Columbia. Both the terrain and the foliage there look amazing. I also would love to ride out in Colorado, I was briefly in Vail a few years ago for a wedding and managed to sneak in a road bike rental one day and ride up to the local mountain pass. I love the scenery and winding roads in Colorado, you can lose yourself in the fresh air, empty pavement, and the quiet hum of a bicycle. I would love to go back armed with my bicycle and have a proper visit.
Knee warmers, full legs or embrocation?
Knee warmers, but then again I have a bad habit of being chronically under-dressed.
Tell me one thing that people may not know about women's cycling in the USA?
Women's cycling in the USA is filled with a lot of bad-ass ladies. There is an amazing sense of community and camaraderie that exists in women's cycling that I think is fairly unique. The nature of cycling is that you are both in competition with yourself as an individual, striving to extract as much as you can out of your body, while also being in competition with your companions. Sometimes that competition is straight-forward, like in the midst of a race.
Other times it is more discreet and involves things like not getting dropped from a group ride or playfully going after a town line sprint. This breeds a high level of respect for your fellow cyclists because you want to "win", in some sense of the word, but you know that you are all trying your best and suffering similarly. I find that women tend to incorporate a more social aspect into their riding and between that and the bonds formed by mutual respect you end up with some amazing friendships.
I spend nearly every weekend, whether racing, training or casually riding, with a diverse, amazing group of women riding bikes. We are constantly pushing ourselves, trying new things and achieving our goals. I got the same joy from teaching my friend Starr to drop in off a boulder onto a crazy bridge for the first time during a fun mountain bike ride as I did from having my friend Liz decisively drop me during a UCI 'cross race and knowing how hard she works to be such a fast cyclist. I am just so unbelievably impressed on a regular basis by the women I know. I'll stop gushing now but I really do love being a part of this community and look forward to doing whatever I can to help promote, grow, and improve women's cycling!
Who is going to win Paris-Roubaix next weekend?
I think that Fabian Cancellara is always a contender and is looking strong as usual. Also, after dragging the break over the Poggio and then being out-sprinted at Milan-San Remo the other weekend, he will be looking for the top step of the podium at Paris-Roubaix.
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Major development & Function testing
We finished to develop the list of references for the Task and currently testing it. How much should we care about the infinite recursion?
I mean if a Task1 has a subtask Task2. And the Task2 has Task1 as a subtask? Do we have to care or do we believe that the admin will be smart enough?
We deleted the tasklist.Observation and contact.Observer. We had to solve quite a huge amount of conflict around the project after that!!'''
Still working on that
Split the TaskList? from XMLBeans and tasklist.Task. It means we'll build the tree of tasklist.Task in the UnmarshallerBeans? instead of inside the Task.
We currently have a problem which was supposed to be solved... Apparently after changing x times the schema , we can't read a tasklist using XMLBeans anymore
Therefore we 're working actively on that
Problem solved - Never forget to keep up to date the tasklist.jar in your buid path everytime you compile the schema
Cleaned all the occurences of MimeTypes?!!
We're studying the solution of recursion and adaptation of the RequestList?.
Con's | Pro's |
1. would effect major changes in the UnicornCall? | 1. would be more natural to program |
2. would break the design patterns and architecture of the application |
RequestList? adaptation
Con's | Pro's |
1. May rise a problem for the level of execution | 1. would effect minor changes in the UnicornCall? |
2. Create a new algorithm to deal with conditional nodes | 2. would suit the architecture of the application |
We're studying an hybrid solution. One which would create recursively a RequestList? for each level of execution. That might be the solution.
Here is the hybrid solution:
We'll browse the tasklist tree recursively in order to keep the link between the if and all that. At each recursion we'll generate a RequestList? which will contain the exec of this level and the if condition for the next level. We'll check the result of the "if" by applying the condition. If it matches we'll call the same method on the ifOK node. on the contrary we'll call the ifnotOK node in the function.
Don't forget to check that the node is not null at the beginning. If it is , just return
This way we'll keep the simple architecture already settled in the project and we'll also add the simplicity of the recursion. Therefore it might be easy to understand and quite clear. However this will cause major changes in the UnicornCall? class.


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Launched in September 2012, the vRep™ program provides the benefits a live rep offers, coupled with the efficiencies of a virtual platform. The program uses state-of-the-art technology to connect a sales rep face-to-face with targeted healthcare providers, granting clinicians the ability to coordinate rep visits across multiple locations so that all healthcare staff members can participate simultaneously.
"Innovation is vital to the success of our industry," said Jeff Meehan, MD On-Line CCO and founder of Strategic Edge. "With physicians feeling more pressed for time than ever before, pharma marketers must look to nontraditional means to reach out to those physicians most likely to listen. vRep™ offers the ability to engage customers in a meaningful, HIPAA-compliant, cost-effective way, while opening a new era in face-to-face detailing. This award embodies the visionary thinking and entrepreneurial spirit that we at MD On-Line strive for each and every day."
Entries are judged and winners selected by the PM360 Editorial Advisory Board, a cross section of experts from across the industry. Winning entries were judged based on content, format, success in reaching targeted audience, and overall quality and were distinguished in their ability to stand out in the complex healthcare environment.
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Daft Punk to release new album on May 21
Eight years after "Human After All," Daft Punk is taking the Internet by storm with a new track.
Following its Friday release, "Get Lucky," which features vocals by Pharrell Williams and guitarist Nile Rodgers, overtook Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "Thrift Shop" as the most streamed song in one day on Spotify, according to Billboard.
The music streaming service reported, via The Hollywood Reporter, that the first single off the duo's upcoming album, "Random Access Memories," produced "the biggest streaming day for a single track in the U.S. and U.K."
The last time we heard from Daft Punk was in 2010 when they composed the soundtrack for Walt Disney Pictures' "TRON: Legacy."
"Random Access Memories" is due out on May 21.
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