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Today's Outlook: Suncor Energy, Devon Energy, Anadarko Petroleum, and Newfield Exploration
The S&P 500 Energy Sector Index ended the day at 632.34, down 0.43%, and the same has edged down 0.05% in the previous three trading sessions, outperforming the S&P 500, which has lost 0.72% during the same period.
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Devon Energy named one of most community-minded companies
Devon Energy Corp. is part of The Civic 50, a list of the most community-minded companies in the United States.
Devon Energy Announces First Quarter Cash Dividend for Common Stockholders
Devon Energy Corporation today announced that its board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend on Devon's common stock for the first quarter of 2014.
Devon Energy Announces Acquisition Of Eagle Ford Assets From GeoSouthern Energy
Devon Energy Corporation announced today it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire GeoSouthern Energy's assets in the Eagle Ford oil play for $6 billion in cash.
Oklahoma City's Downtown in December officially launches today, offers abundant holiday fun
John Hubert helps his 7-year-old daughter Isabel learn to skate at the Devon Ice Rink at Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City, OK, Saturday, December 29, 2012, By Paul Hellstern, The Oklahoman Archive Downtown in December offers abundant holiday fun Presented by Devon Energy, the monthlong yuletide extravaganza features attractions ranging ... (more)
Deal of the Week: Woodlands company in spotlight after $6B deal
Devon Energy forked over $6 billion for the Woodlands-based GeoSouthern Energy's assets in the Eagle Ford Shale, bringing the company, which does not even have a website, into the spotlight.
There's a New Scrooge in Town with Chris Bloch in Lyric's a Christmas Carol, Now thru 12/28
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Natural gas stocks rose last week as a combination of a larger than forecasted drop in inventories and forecasts for below-normal temperatures across much of the lower 48 states provided a boost for natural gas prices.
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Fitch Ratings has downgraded the long-term default rating and unsecured debt ratings of Devon Energy Corp. to BBB from BBB+ in the wake of the company's $6 billion Eagle Ford Shale acquisition.
Fitch Affirms Devon Energy's LT Idr at 'BBB+'; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings on November 8 affirmed Devon Energy Corp.'s long-term Issuer Default Rating and unsecured ratings at 'BBB+'.
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Blackstone , alongside its affiliates' corporate partner and operator GeoSouthern Energy Corporation, announced the sale of the principal subsidiary of GeoSouthern for $6 billion to Devon Energy .
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Fitch Ratings has downgraded the long-term Issuer Default Rating and unsecured debt ratings of Devon Energy Corporation to 'BBB' from 'BBB+'.
UPDATE 4-Devon strikes Texas oil deal, plans to sell assets
Devon Energy Corp will buy oil-producing assets in Texas for $6 billion and plans to sell or otherwise monetize some of its natural gas-heavy holdings in response to investor criticism about its lack of exposure to more profitable crude.
Devon Energy buying Eagle Ford assets for $6B
White supremacist serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin's fate was unclear as the scheduled time of his expected execution in Missouri passed.
Traders Purchase High Volume of Call Options on Devon Energy Corp.
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The Rumor : Shares of Devon Energy rose 5% Tuesday on a report from Wall Street Journal the company was close to a deal to acquire GeoSouthern Energy for $6B, according to sources.
Devon Energy near $6 billion deal for GeoSouthern: source
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Devon Energy Goes Shopping, Jumps 6%
Shares of Devon have gained 5.6% to $63.13 at 3:14 p.m., easily outpacing the likes of Anadarko Petroleum , which has gained just 0.6% to $90.91, Occidental Petroleum , which is little changed at $97.11, and Apache Corp. , which has advanced 1.2% to $93.10.
OKC's Devon Ice Rink Opens Just In Time For Holiday Season
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The memorial service for Frederick A. Vahle, 66, of Orlando, Fla., and formerly of Rutland, who died May 15, 2013, in Orlando was held Tuesday, June 11, at St. Bridgets Church in West Rutland.
The Rev. Vincent J. Coppola, pastor, officiated.
Organist was Angela Lundrigan.
Vocalist was Olivia Gawet.
Burial with military honors followed in St. Bridgets Cemetery in West Rutland. The Rutland American Legion Post #31 Color Guard provided honors. Jim Burke presented the flag, Jim Mills sounded Taps, and John Manney and Ron Fairbanks were the rifle squad.
A reception followed in the church hall.
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September 6, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. — DePauw scored all three of its goals in the first half in a 3-0 win over visiting Alma at Boswell Field. The Tigers improved to 2-0 with the win, while the Scots dropped to 0-2.
Beau Sorg put the Tigers on the board at 18:22 with a penalty kick after Alma was whistled for a hand ball in the box. Kreigh Kamman followed with a score at 30:32 on Jent Botterman's assist. Chris Taljan wrapped up the scoring at 42:36 on Brad Kean's assist.
DePauw outshot Alma, 9-2, and held a 3-2 edge in corners. Nathan Sprenkel posted the shutout and totaled two saves, while Alma's Jon Nowak had five saves.
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The prime attraction Thursday was supposed to be Bernanke's congressional testimony, but he had little new to say. The prime player was China which lowered interest rates energizing bulls to keep Wednesday's rally going early, only to see markets fade into the close. Spain also successfully sold a bond issue (despite Fitch downgrading the country by 3 notches to BBB) although the 10 year yield exceeded 6%. Further it appeared in some quarters that Angela Merkel is more willing to deal (as in relent) to the ongoing bailout pressure from other leaders whether from France or the U.S. She stated, "In view of the current difficulties, it's important to emphasize that we have created the instruments of support in the eurozone, that Germany is ready to work with these instruments whenever that is necessary and that this is an expression of our firm desire to keep the euro area stable." That expression needs a lot of parsing and explanation since it may involve acceptance of euro bonds.
UBS pundit Art Cashin stated it well today in the following statement on CNBC:
"Today, Margaret Thatcher's autobiography, first published in 1993, reads like a prophecy. It shows how deeply and with what extraordinary wisdom she had examined Delors' proposals for the single currency. Her overriding objection was not ill-considered or xenophobic, as subsequent critics have repeatedly claimed. Germany, forecast Thatcher, 'would be phobic about inflation, while the euro would prove fatal to the poorer countries because it would devastate their inefficient economies.' It is as if, all those years ago, the British prime minister possessed a crystal ball that enable her to foresee the catastrophic events of the past year or so in Ireland, Greece and Portugal. Indeed, it is one of the tragedies of European history that the world chose not to believe her."
In more mundane news Jobless Claims beat estimates slightly (377K vs 379K exp. & prior revised higher as always to 389K). Revolving consumer credit fell in April by $3.4 billion. This isn't encouraging and of course doesn't include the rapidly expanding student loan bubble which no one wants to address particularly in an election year.
So despite Bernanke' non-event bulls chose to focus on some waffling from Merkel and China's interest rate cut to follow through on Wednesday's rally. But the rally didn't hold and investors were net sellers into the close. Gold (GLD) was the major casualty suffering large losses on disappointment of few QE hints. The Fed's focus groups will take note.
Volume was about average for the period and breadth per the WSJ was mixed to negative.
The NYMO is a market breadth indicator that is based on the difference between the number of advancing and declining issues on the NYSE. When readings are +60/-60 markets are extended short-term.
The McClellan Summation Index is a long-term version of the McClellan Oscillator. It is a market breadth indicator, and interpretation is similar to that of the McClellan Oscillator, except that it is more suited to major trends. I believe readings of +1000/-1000 reveal markets as much extended.
The VIX is a widely used measure of market risk and is often referred to as the "investor fear gauge". Our own interpretation is highlighted in the chart above. The VIX measures the level of put option activity over a 30-day period. Greater buying of put options (protection) causes the index to rise.
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At 6:00pm on Sept. 14, 1912, Bishop Fallon officially launched his new seminary at his residence next to St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica. With his Oblate missionary spirit, he envisioned training priests for Canada and beyond. He saw the seminary as one place, among others in the diocese, where Catholic education could be promoted on many levels. He insisted that his seminary have a strong pastoral orientation. He wanted solid training for students in spirituality, sound theology and powerful preaching skills.
A highlight of the 100th Anniversary celebrations will be the Mass presided at by Bishop Fabbro on Wednesday, May 23 at the Cathedral. Numerous other events will detail the remarkable influence that the seminary has made on our Canadian Church and beyond. It is time to thank God and each other for the graces given to us through St. Peter's Seminary. Please come and celebrate with us for at least one of these events. Bishop Fallon will be smiling!
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-- here's what I wanna do a case of our viewers don't take you through a series of maps and you can explain -- potential for a ground more than Israel what's happening in Gaza.
And now all this relates not -- what's changed in Egypt.
And what's changed in Libya over the past two years say here's Gaza -- -- roughly 1820 miles long may be a mile or two wide of the crossing here.
And this is -- -- the town of Rafah and Egypt goes into.
Gaza now what's important about that town is that is where the weapons come for him.
What do we need to understand about this geography first before we're gonna the next match.
Okay you a couple of things are trying to save their missiles that are coming from Gaza are -- reaching as far as Tel Aviv the capital.
-- the capital but Tel Aviv LO -- city of Israel and impact could potentially reach Jerusalem.
Big the Palestinians started this -- -- the Hamas started this but Israel may conclude.
That this is -- Clint Eastwood make my day moment.
And what they would do is then -- and with tanks.
With air and go in and destroy those missile batteries now why would -- want to do that.
Two reasons one so they stop going into Israel right now and also because of Israel is contemplating any -- preemptive.
Military strike against Iran's.
Nuclear forces what they would do is by taking out those missile batteries and the Gaza Strip means that a -- Has a difficult time retaliating against Israel.
One of Iran's retaliation moves would be to have those missed them and it -- missiles are gone it makes it is -- and Israel -- -- -- okay here here is to the second scenario this is the map 11 advance it one and taking into Egypt and understand what's happening now.
In places like the Sinai Peninsula.
Over here and also from Cairo as well.
Now there is big concern about the current Egyptian government taking the side of Hamas yes -- publicly they appear to have done that.
But ambassador -- -- -- told us last hour be careful what they say in public vs what they say in private what concerns you about.
The current construction for the government Egypt.
Three things one that -- that you're just pointed to between Gaza and Egypt.
That's been sealed now will the egyptians open -- and if they do that may allow.
Military equipment supplies to go from Egypt potentially learn from Libya to Egypt.
To Gaza.
This can't worry about as the Sinai Peninsula that's been -- as a demilitarized.
Since the early 1970s when my boss Henry Kissinger negotiated a cease fire.
Agreement and then.
President Carter negotiated a peace treaty that -- points so -- is Egyptian territory but there's been nobody there -- -- big desert.
We have seen in the last year that al-Qaeda has set up shop there and they've attacked.
Gone through and attacked Israeli outpost on that cyanide.
Israeli border so the second thing I watches to see what's gonna happen with Sinai is that going to be a militarized zone instead of a demilitarized.
And only go to the third map from the minute we have left here OK so has brought it one more time and bring in the issue of Libya and how -- is change over the past.
-- and a half here is Tripoli.
This would be about Ben Ghazi and there are reports KT.
But some of the military weapons used in this war here in Libya.
Are coming in the Egypt and then going to that town of -- that I pointed out that would then enter into Gaza.
Can we say whether that's the case now or is that just a concern now.
Now it's probably the case now why when we haven't Libyan war there were a lot of unaccounted for weapons that Qaddafi had in his stockpile.
That we never reclaim their thoughts at their 20000 shoulder fired missiles.
-- other small arms and medium size arms and heavy arms are they making that route from eastern Libya which is largely to al-Qaeda control.
Through Egypt.
Cross that border and into the Gaza Strip that would -- threaten Israel not just with some missiles but with some very heavy duty -- -- I thank you -- really appreciate your expertise you know these are some of the decisions.
But people like Benjamin Netanyahu were going through right now to figure out whether or not a ground war in Gaza happens.
Or not to JT thank thanks to back -- -- more than.
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In 2010 a pertussis epidemic (otherwise known as 'whooping cough') swept through California and left at least 10 infants dead and made thousands ill. It was a tragic and preventable epidemic because whooping cough is a bacterial disease for which effective vaccinations have been available for several decades. Although infected teens and adults are generally able to recover from this illness after suffering its painful symptoms that leave victims coughing so hard that they gasp for air, very young babies are more susceptible to its effects.
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PA DerbyMaybe its alittle bit of a New York bias but I really like the Mc Laughlin entry here. More notably the str8 1 Transparent who recieves lasix for the initial time. 8-1Ml is probably a pipe dream in this field of 7 but we will see. I guess Javas War and Moreno will take money as well as Will Take Charge. Wouldnt suprise me if the entry runs 1-2.
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Re: PA DerbyJust finished looking at that. Interestingly I like the 1A Romansh a little better but will be tickled green to get both. Really nice entry. ($200 to place???)
Looks like a 1-3-7 tri, let's get the 1's on top. I'm not a Java's War fan, but they all seem to run the same pace except Java' and Will Take Charge, those two could be making a big run in the stretch. Hmmm - maybe a 1,3,7 / 1,3,7 / 1,3,5,6,7 tri.
Re: PA DerbyNote to you and I - we should never collaborate on picking winners in a race ever again.
Re: PA DerbyI havent been that dissapointed in a horse race since the Preakness. They were both a complete no show. Big props to the winner though as he may have just won 3 year old of the year unless Orb wins another race.
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Hey everyone, I just did my first show ever, the NPC Western Regional. I got 2nd place out of 11 guys in the novice middleweight class and 6th place out of 18 guys in the open middleweight class. I weighed in at 175.2lbs. I was VERY pleased with my physique.
This will be my log for my off season to my next show. Not sure when that will be, but somewhere around a year from now. Gotta slap on a lot more mass. My AWESOME trainer Clay, aka TEAM180 here at the AM forum, got me to where I am today. He actually got me to grow into the show and get me bigger and stronger even while dieting. He's THE MAN! I am taking 1 week off to give my body some much needed rest and recovery from contest prep, then it's time to hit it hard in the gym and get huge! My log will consist of pics and videos at random times when I see decent progress. Hope everyone likes it and follows along


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HPA Announces 2012 Award Recipients
Ray Dolby, Founder and Director Emeritus of Dolby Laboratories, received the Charles S. Swartz Award for his profound impact on the post production industry and innumerable contributions to image and sound recording technology. Sound Designer, Editor and technology visionary, Walter Murch, A.C.E. was on hand to present to his friend and colleague.
The winners of the 2012 Hollywood Post Alliance Awards are:
Outstanding Color Grading – Sponsored by Dolby Laboratories
Outstanding Color Grading using a DI process – Feature Film
The Iron Lady
Rob Pizzey // Company 3
Outstanding Color Grading – Television
Game of Thrones – "The Prince of Winterfell"
Joe Finley // Modern VideoFilm
Outstanding Color Grading – Commercial
Chrysler "Halftime in America"
Siggy Ferstl // Company 3
Outstanding Editing – Sponsored by Avid Technology
Outstanding Editing – Feature Film
Thelma Schoonmaker, A.C.E. // Sikelia Productions
Outstanding Editing – Television
Downton Abbey – "Series 2, Episode 7"
John Wilson, A.C.E. // Carnival Film & Television
Outstanding Editing – Commercial
MasterCard "Tango"
Chris Franklin // Big Sky Editorial
Outstanding Sound – Feature Film
The Adventures of Tin Tin
Chris Ward, Brent Burge, Michael Hedges, Christopher Boyes and Andy Nelson // Park Road Post Production
Outstanding Sound – Television
Grimm – "Pilot"
Mark Lanza, Larry Mann, Alan Decker and Nello Torri // Universal Sound
Outstanding Sound – Commercial
Nissan Leaf "Gas Powered Everything"
Jimmy Hite // Margarita Mix Santa Monica
Outstanding Compositing – Feature Film
Marvel's The Avengers
Nelson Sepulveda, Alan Travis, Peter Demarest and Chris Bayz // Industrial Light & Magic
Outstanding Compositing – Television
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service – "Rekindled"
Bob Minshall, Mark Intravartolo, Jeremy Jozwik and Carrie Smith // Encore
Outstanding Compositing – Commercial
Chevy "2012 Silverado"
Benjamin Walsh, Dominik Bauch and Nicholas Kim // Method Studios
A number of special awards, which had been announced earlier, were bestowed during the evening including:
Charles S. Swartz Award for Outstanding Contribution in the Field of Post Production:
Ray Dolby, Dolby Laboratories
Engineering Excellence Award:
Cinnafilm – Tachyon
Crossroads Systems – StrongBox
Dolby Laboratories – Dolby Atmos
Sony Electronics – F65 Camera
HPA Judges Award for Creativity and Innovation in Post Production:
Gradient Interactive – Sandbox
Source: Hollywood Post Alliance


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Fifteen years after the greatest art theft in modern history the mystery may be unraveling
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At 1:24 a.m. on March 18, 1990, as St. Patrick's Day stragglers wobbled home for the night, a buzzer sounded inside the IsabellaStewartGardnerMuseum. One of two hapless museum guards answered it, saw what he thought were two Boston policemen outside the Palace Road entrance, and opened the door on the biggest art theft in U.S. history.
The intruders, who had apparently filched the uniforms, overpowered the guards and handcuffed them. They wrapped the guards' heads in duct tape, leaving nose holes for breathing, and secured the men to posts in the basement. After disarming the museum's video cameras, the thieves proceeded to take apart one of this country's finest private art collections, one painstakingly assembled by the flamboyant Boston socialite Isabella Gardner at the end of the 19th century and housed since 1903 in the Venetian-style palazzo she built to display her treasures "for the education and enjoyment of the public forever."
But as the poet Robert Burns warned long ago, the best laid schemes of mice and men "gang aft agley"—an insight no less applicable to heiresses. Less than a century elapsed before Mrs. Gardner's high-minded plans for eternity began to crumble. Up a flight of marble stairs on the second floor, the thieves went to work in the Dutch Room, where they yanked one of Rembrandt's earliest (1629) self-portraits off the wall. They tried to pry the painted wooden panel out of its heavy gilded frame, but when Rembrandt refused to budge, they left him on the floor, a little roughed up but remarkably sturdy at age 376. They crossed worn brown tiles to the south side of the room and cut two other Rembrandts out of their frames, including the Dutch master's only known seascape, Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee (opposite), and a double portrait titled A Lady and Gentleman in Black (Table of Contents, p. 6). From an easel by the windows, they lifted The Concert (p. 97), a much-loved oil by Johannes Vermeer, and a Govaert Flinck landscape, long thought to have been painted by Rembrandt, whose monogram had been forged on the canvas. Before the intruders departed, they snapped up a bronze Chinese beaker from the Shang era (1200-1100 b.c.) and a Rembrandt etching, a self-portrait the size of a postage stamp.
A hundred paces down the corridor and through two galleries brimming with works by Fra Angelico, Bellini, Botticelli and Raphael, the thieves stopped in a narrow hallway known as the Short Gallery. There, under the painted gaze of Isabella Stewart Gardner herself, they helped themselves to five Degas drawings. And in a move that still baffles most investigators, they tried to wrestle a flag of Napoleon's Imperial Guard from its frame and, failing, settled for its bronze eagle finial. Then, back on the ground floor, the thieves made one last acquisition, a jaunty Manet oil portrait of a man in a top hat, titled Chez Tortoni (p. 103). By some miracle, they left what is possibly the most valuable painting in the collection, Titian's Europa, untouched in its third-floor gallery.
The raiders' leisurely assault had taken nearly 90 minutes. Before departing the museum that night, they left the guards with a promise: "You'll be hearing from us in about a year."
But the guards never heard a word, and 15 years later the case remains unsolved, despite wide-ranging probes by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with assists from Scotland Yard, museum directors, friendly dealers, Japanese and French au- thorities, and a posse of private investigators; despite hundreds of interviews and new offers of immunity; despite the Gardner Museum's promise of a $5 million reward; despite a coded message the museum flashed to an anonymous tipster through the financial pages of the Boston Globe; despite oceans of ink and miles of film devoted to the subject; despite advice from psychics and a tip from an informant who claims that one of the works is rumbling around in a trailer to avoid detection.
There have been enough false sightings of the paintings— in furniture stores, seedy antiques marts and tiny apartments— to turn Elvis green with envy. In the most tantalizing of these, a Boston Herald reporter was driven to a warehouse in the middle of the night in 1997 to see what purported to be Rembrandt's Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee. The reporter, Tom Mashberg, had been covering the theft and was allowed to view the painting briefly by flashlight. When he asked for proof of authenticity, he was given a vial of paint chips that were later confirmed by experts to be Dutch fragments from the 17th century—but not from the Rembrandt seascape. Then the painting, whether real or fake, melted from view again. Since then, there has been no sign of the missing works, no arrests, no plausible demands for ransom. It is as if the missing stash—now valued as high as $500 million— simply vanished into the chilly Boston night, swallowed up in the shadowy world of stolen art.
That world, peopled by small-time crooks, big-time gangsters, unscrupulous art dealers, convicted felons, money launderers, drug merchants, gunrunners and organized criminals, contributes to an underground market of an estimated $4 billion to $6 billion a year. While the trade in stolen art does not rival the black market in drugs and guns, it has become a significant part of the illicit global economy.
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Thank you Pandora, never heard Janiva until she kept popping up on my Mojo Mamas station. Now I have all her albums and going to see her live on the 8th of July! Can't wait!
This woman can wail for me anytime...sh e is right there with Raitt, Tedeschi, et al...she can bring it...
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she is hot but not a Tedeschi
She is amazing! She has struggled and you can feel her experiences through her voice in such a profound way.
Just watched her belt out the blues on the Pacific Blues Cruise last week. She is the ULTIMATE class act. Got to talk with her over coffee early one morning. A real giving lovely person. From a new adoring fan forever!!
Just saw her live and she is SUPER. Great performer, very talented, tight band. I could listen to her ALL day also !! Excellence !!
I'm not a fan of white folks trying the blues but Magness is good. Very tough stuff.
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Heard her for the first time last night at BB King's in NY - on the bill with Watermelon Slim and Joe Louis Walker- she blew me away
At her show in Phoenix last fall the rapport with the audience was palpable, and it lasted all night.
She is one of my favorite blues ladies (along with Susan Tedeschi). I saw her at the Blues on Grand in Des Moines and would love to see her come again to the Omaha area (missed her the last time). She puts on a great show!
I thought this was Joan Osborne at first. Great voice from what I've heard so far. Hope there's a few songs in the rotation on here.
One of the best I've heard. Keep it going..
Im glad she came back!1 WE need more singers with talent like this !!!She got soul!What if Bonnie Raitt,Susan Tedeschi and her did a album??
Anyone who discouraged this lady must have been a real idiot. Seriously I hope she left those haters in her past.
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Beautiful. "Sometimes You Got to Gamble" ----True. Congrats Ms. Magness


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This example overrides EntityImpl::doDML(int operation, TransactionEvent e) method to track the status of entities and save the log in UserData hash table object from the DBTransaction. The custom AppModuleImpl::commitTransactionWithStatusLog() does the commit and returns the transaction log as Map to the client which is displayed on the UI in the 'statusbar' facet for the table(wrapped by af:panelCollection). If you are interested, take a look at the custom variable binding in the page definition file in the attached sample. This basically does the wiring job for the returned Map by commitTransactionWithStatusLog() method. May be useful for you later :)
You can download the sample workspace from here. [Runs with Oracle JDeveloper 220.127.116.11.0 (11g R2PS1) + HR Schema]
How to run this sample?
1. Run test.jsf
2. Modify rows on the table and click on 'Commit Transaction With Status Log'. Application displays transaction status (rows modified, deleted, inserted) in the status bar.