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This book focuses on the implementation of desktop-like web applications that generate a
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used to achieve this.
Chapter 1 gives a short introduction of modern JEE web development. It shows why we
use AJAX and JSF today, and why ICEfaces 1.8 is an ideal framework to use.
Chapter 2 helps you to set up tools and frameworks that are used to create and execute
the sample code. We will have a look at a Windows XP environment using the Sun
Microsystems JDK, the Eclipse IDE, the Maven 2 Build System, the Jetty web container,
and the MySQL Database system. There is a special focus on the installation and the use
of the ICEfaces 1.8 plugin for Eclipse.
Chapter 3 takes a look at what a desktop-like presentation means to modern web
applications. We will have a look at the design principles and start with a common page
layout based on the Facelets templating.
Chapter 4 presents the ICEfaces 1.8 components that help us to implement an intuitive
navigation. The layout ideas from the previous chapter are further developed using the
ICEfaces 1.8 components.
Chapter 5 shows how your web application provides feedback to the user. We will have a
deeper look at the special Facelets components that deliver similar functionality to that
which a desktop developer would use in his/her applications. Additionally, we will have a
look at the ICEfaces 1.8 components that deliver a desktop-like behavior so that the user gets
fast results with minimal effort.
Chapter 6 discusses data presentation components. We will focus on dynamic data tables
that are fed by the database, and offer sortable and resizable columns. The second part of
the chapter describes how to integrate Google Maps, videos, and Flash animations into
your web application.
Chapter 7 describes the partial submit concept that ICEfaces 1.8 offers to update forms on
the fl y. We also take a look at dialog-based validation and how advanced form elements,
such as calendars and rich text editors, can be used.
Chapter 8 offers a model on how to implement the idea of user settings with the help of
ICEfaces 1.8. We will take a deeper look at the language and skin management.
Chapter 9 takes a deeper look at the implementation details of Facelets components that
were used in the previous chapters. We will discuss some fundamental design principles
that help to create reusable and maintainable components without ever writing JSF
custom components from scratch.
Components for Data Presentation and Multimedia
This chapter will discuss components that are primarily used to present data in
different formats. We will start with the classic data table and tree components
—surely, the most used components in enterprise programming. Next, we will
take a look at the charts and maps that are specialized in graphical data presentation.
Multimedia presentations are on the way to becoming the next important standard.
So, we will also take a look at video presentation components.
Data table
The ICEfaces 1.8 data table follows the implementation of the JSF standard data table.
It is primarily enhanced with skinning and security features. It also has some
additional components that make its use more comfortable.
We will have a look at two variants of the ICEfaces 1.8 data table in this chapter.
Both implementations use the same set of data. First, we will take a look at the
static variant and discuss important JSF features. Next, we will take a look at
a dynamic implementation that is offered by the <icefusion:table> tag.
The static table example can be found in the ICEcube menu at Presentation | Data
Table and looks like this:
In ICEfaces 1.8, a data table is defined by an <ice:dataTable> tag, some <ice:column>
tags, and a list of objects. The implementation of the ICEcube example page can be
found at /src/main/webapp/icecube/presentation/dataTable.xhtml:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC
"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
<html xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
<ui:composition template="#{iceFusionConsts.templatePage}">
<ui:define name=»title»>
<ui:define name=»content»>
<ice:dataTable id="table" var="tableRows"
rows="3" resizable="true">
<f:facet name="header">
<ice:outputText value="#{icecube[
The list of objects that is delivered by the backing bean is referenced in the value
attribute of the dataTable. The dataTable iterates over the value list and sets
the var attribute for each member. The column tags define how the data has to be
presented for each member.
You may have recognized the bigger lines between the columns in the screenshot.
These are a result of the resizable attribute in the dataTable tag. If you click on
these and move the mouse, the size of the left column is changed. Normally, you
have to start with the outer right columns to get a useful result.
In the backing bean, we define a list of Java authors with their names, blog addresses,
and a fl ag if JSF is their main business (/src/main/java/com/googlecode/
package com.googlecode.icecube.presentation;
import com.googlecode.icefusion.ui.commons.BackingBeanForm;
import com.googlecode.icefusion.ui.commons.form.ITable;
import com.googlecode.icefusion.ui.commons.form
public class DataTable extends BackingBeanForm
implements ITable {
private ArrayList<DataTableRow4JavaAuthors>
authors = new ArrayList<DataTableRow4JavaAuthors>();
protected void init() {
authors.add(new DataTableRow4JavaAuthors(
authors.add(new DataTableRow4JavaAuthors(
this.initialized = true;
public List<ITableRowSortable> getRowsList() {
if (!this.initialized) {
return this.getAuthors();
The list of object construct behind the value attribute allows us to use well-known
components from the Java collections, such as List or Map. Just as they can handle
any kind of object, the dataTable tag can also do this. In combination with the JSF
Expression Language (EL) and its internal refl ection, we are able to implement
highly reusable presentation components for different business contexts.
The EL lets you reference an attribute by its name, which is independent from its
type. So, it is possible to use different objects that use the same name for a certain
attribute in the same context without any adaptation in the XHTML or the backing
bean. This is independent from the list type or the attribute type you use with such
an attribute name.
In our example, we have a DataTableRow4JavaAuthors class that allows us to
define the necessary attributes that we want to present in the columns. The class
is a simple POJO that defines attributes with getters and setters.
Normally, the dataTable lists have so many objects that it is not useful to present
these all at once in the web browser. So, we need a dataTable extension that allows
limiting the number of objects to render for a single page. For this, we use the
<ice:dataPaginator> tag. It also offers navigation inside the object list. (See the
navigation bar in the screenshot above.) The ICEcube example defines the navigation
like this (/src/main/webapp/icecube/presentation/dataTable.xhtml):
<ice:dataTable id="table" var="tableRows"
rows="3″ resizable="true">
<f:facet name="header">
<ice:outputText value="#{icecube[
<ice:dataPaginator for="table">
<f:facet name="first">
<ice:graphicImage style="border:none;"
url="#{iceFusionConsts.skinBase}/ … /
<f:facet name="last">
<ice:graphicImage style="border:none;"
url="#{iceFusionConsts.skinBase}/ … /
The dataPaginator allows to define navigation controls. In our example, we
reference icons that are part of the ICEfaces 1.8 standard skin Rime. The ICEfusion
skins are based on Rime and with it, also the ICEcube skins.
The dataTable tag defines an id attribute so that the dataPaginator can reference
to it via its for attribute. The dataPaginator becomes active when the rows
attribute of the dataTable defines a number of lines that is smaller than the size
of the list of objects defined via the value attribute.
If you define a dataPaginator tag, it is always rendered even if it doesn't need to
be. So, it is a good idea to check if the rows attribute of dataTable is really smaller
than the size of the list of objects. You can use the result in the rendered attribute
of the dataPaginator.
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2010-08-12 9:08
2010-08-12 10:34
I want to know why Nokia left out the feature for searching in your music (all songs) since the kinetic scrolling was introduced?!
I hoped that with this new update the feature would be back on..It was really helpful and nice to find immediate the song not to "scroll" all your music...
But I can't find it anywhere..It was in the menu of songs->all songs->options...Does anyone know why Nokia missed it out?!
2010-08-12 10:47
2010-08-12 18:48
Hello everyone,
The RDS function still doesn't work here in france.
What annoys me is that my phone now randomly recognize my 16go micro sd card.
I can't copy music to the phone as i did before with ovi suite.
Ovi suite tries to copy the musical files on the internal memory !!!
My SMSs randomly appear too.
My girlfriend sent me a message two days ago. I was only able to retrieve it this afternoon...
I hope Nokia either fix the firmware or Ovi suite, or both !!!
2010-08-13 8:18
2010-08-13 11:22
same problem in the turkey here ... RDS is not working..
Shame on you nokia...
2010-08-13 18:59
RDS works for me ... but takes around 3 mins to get the station name (without touching the phone and just listening to the radio) .... no matter if reception is good or 'bad' ...also ... from all the times it worked i had bluetooth active and it didn't always worked... funny....
Radio application looks very buggy... i had all kinds of problems with it... though i didn't reset the phone ...
About battery issues ... i had some when i upgraded to v30 .... i suggest you hard reset the phone and reinstall the firmware .... also.... format the memory card (for several times the culprit was the memory card for me - start the phone without the memory card and check if battery is drained).... remember to save all the info you want before you do this...
About memory card issues ... i had those from time to time .... 5800 corrupts memory card data from time to time depending on it's usage... my sugestion for that ... format the memory card on computer card reader... and try again.... but before that check the memory card electrical contacts and try to clean phone sd slot (do not use pressurized air nor metallic stuff - a good blow should take the dust from it) ... if have the tools use them to check the health of the memory card on a PC ... memory card can be really damaged... :/
Hope it helps ...
I wonder if radio application will get fixed after hard reset my phone (and possibly reinstall firmware) ... *sigh* what a pain ....
2010-08-13 20:35 - edited 2010-08-13 21:19
updated my firmware today but my phone was locking up so had to hard reset then format the memory card and now all seems fast and nice.
but am having trouble understanding something
my phone was completely fresh nothing installed and my phone memory was 12mb used and 74mb free which i thought was great!
but after updating my ovi maps from the pre installed 3.03 to 3.04 my phone memory went to 27mb used and 59mb free
ovi maps 3.03 phone memory 12mb used 74mb free
ovi maps 3.04 phone memory 27mb used 59mb free
so when i updated did it not remove the older version and replace it with the newer? maybe just adding a mb or 2 for updated features? why has it used so much more space?
the rest of my phone memory looks like this-
411b calender
22kb contacts
799b messages
0b images
0b sound files
0b video clips
180b documents
0b midp apps
13mb sis apps --------- im guessing this is ovi maps
15mb other files ??? -- but what is this? i cant locate the files using file manager
any help in understanding would be greatly appreciated.
sitting here writing this i had a thought, nokia has embedded ovi maps into the phone so you cant uninstall it! maybe when you update it, it will keep a backup of the original embedded version which in this case is 3.03 so if you removed the update it would revert back. why they didn't install version 3.04 i just dont know. please if anyone can shed any light or knows if this theory is correct or knows where the backup is stored i would like to delete it so please feel free to post a reply or helpfull solution.
2010-08-13 21:37
2010-08-13 22:18
I am having problems browsing the internet using the brower and I can not access ovi store. I tried to update the software but I am only seeing v21.0.25. Please help me.
2010-08-14 0:34
2010-08-14 0:35
bro i when i start update through nokia ovi software an error occurred when 135 b downlod complete
that download of the variento
pakegefailed. most probrbly there is non comercial software in your mobile phone.
so what can i do?????/// plzzzzzzzzz help
2010-08-14 17:04
2010-08-14 19:28
the vibration while locking n unlocking is gone.....i liked the vibration thing better tho!! cud b sure that it had locked while i was did it when the display was idle.
2010-08-16 16:13
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2010-08-16 16:56
2010-08-17 8:29
Hi all,
Nokia 5800 v51.0.006 is available via OTA. Can anyone let me know if update from v40 to v51 is correct way or should I first update it to v50 and then, to v51?
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"The F-35 is the most lethal weapon of war, from an airplane standpoint, the world has ever seen. We've got eight countries that cooperate with us on this and frankly it gives us air superiority," says Utah Senator, Orrin Hatch.
Hill Air Force Base is one of a few locations to land long term deals to get and keep the F-35 off of the ground.
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The F-35 will go through 4000 service hours in about 140 days. Just in time for the next one to roll in. It's just one step in the processes of getting it war ready.
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MEA members entered more than 100 pieces of art for the 2013 MEA/Michigan Art Education Association Art Acquisitions Purchase Exhibition, with the "Best in Show" award going to Colleen Redfield, an education support professional from Stockbridge.
Redfield's "Nightsight" took top honors "for its unique combination of expressiveness and attention to quality craftsmanship and artistic skill," said art show juror Bob Reeker, a board trustee of the National Art Education Foundation and an educator in Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Neb.
In addition to Redfield's piece, 22 other entries won awards. To view the award-winners, visit click here.
Reeker described "Nightsight" as the "juxtaposition of color and texture delivered on a collage piece that demands the viewer's attention. The use of layering and intricate details makes 'Nightsight' an award winning piece — the unexpected pop of red in a sky of blue provided variety and a strong focal point."
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- Anne Dale Blair from Grand Rapids for "Engrossed," etching/aquatint
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- David Dziedzic from Tecumseh for "Fatboy Reflection," acrylic
- Lynn Gregg from Canton for "Wintery Ride," photograph
- Terry Junger from Perry for "Walk in the Woods," mixed media collage
- Marti Liddle-Lameti from Owosso for "Cancun," needle felted wool and mixed fiber on net
- Carol Patrick from Lansing for "Time Warp," photograph
- H. J. Slider from Caledonia for "School Bored," assembled sculpture
- Danna Wolke Bowersox from Northville for "Why Are You Hiding?" copper, brass, bronze, silver and wood
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- David Dziedzic from Tecumseh for "Sharkfins," acrylic
- Jacqueline Edwards Lane from Detroit for "Unspoken," encaustic
- Lynn Gregg from Canton for "Youthful Curiosity," photograph
- Wendy McWhorter from Williamston for "Pyramid Point," watercolor
- Keith Rayner from St. Clair Shores for "The Bookmaker," paper sculpture
- Jamie Sandy from Traverse City for "Beach Shape," photograph
- Jamie Sandy from Traverse City for "Spring Fort," photograph
- Katie Schuur from Pleasant Ridge for "Venice," colored pencil
- Carolyn Steenland from Newaygo for "Conga," fused glass
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Came here with my fiance to celebrate the recent publication of my book... Best way to celebrate in the world. We got the vegetarian combo, appreciating getting to choose which entrees we wanted (we chose the ater kik, the miser kik, the cabbage-potatoes-carrots dish, and the collard greens). We also got an order of foul. They give each person two... More
The food is more like a 3.25 to 3.5, but something about the atmosphere, which is not fancy (it looks like a former American Legion Hall) but feels homey. The staff are very nice- a definite 5 out of 5! The beer and wine prices are very low. We tried Tej, the Ethiopian honey wine. It was cloyingly sweet but... More
This was the first time I've had ethiopian food since I was a kid; this place was really good. The food was flavorful, well prepared and served in a welcoming atmosphere. While the injera (flatbread) was too tart to eat alone, it did enhance the overall food flavor. The decor was average, but I left full and satisfied.
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I've never tried Ethiopian food, so my brother took me here. It's a very simple place, a hole in the wall that's a hidden gem. I love restaurants that feel authentic, not Americanized, and this place is a good example - very simple decor, posters hanging advertising Ethiopian beer. I wish I could tell you what we had, but my... More
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Capture the sheer joy of the Christmas season when this talented pops orchestra comes home for the holidays with a jubilant concert of cherished Christmas carols, holiday tunes, guest soloists and the traditional sing-along. This festive evening also includes performances by the American Festival Pops Brass Quintet playing "A Canadian Brass Christmas," Rick Davis with the narration of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" and a program that includes such sentimental favorites as "Christmas Festival" by Leroy Anderson, "Jingle Bells Forever," "Hanukkah Rhapsody," "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and more. Under the baton and leadership of founder and artistic director Anthony Maiello, these gifted musicians from the greater D.C. area bring an evening that is sure to fill everyone with Christmas cheer.
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After nearly a full day in the red, stocks erased most of their losses in the last half hour of trading Wednesday.
The S&P 500 ended higher by 2 points, or 0.2%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq added 11 points, or 0.4%.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones industrial average was basically flat, losing 6 points, or less than 0.1%. Not bad, considering the blue-chip index had fallen 190 points earlier in the trading day.
Bank of America, Alcoa and Walmart were the Dow's biggest winners, each gaining more than 1.3%.
Tech giants Intel, Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft were the biggest losers, each falling more than 2%.
Worries about Greece leaving the eurozone fueled pessimism from the start of the trading day, as did disappointing earnings, sales and outlook from Dell.
"The Dell news sent some fears through the tech sector," said Timothy Ghriskey, chief investment officer at Solaris Asset Management. "The concern is that this goes beyond just Dell. We saw similar news out of Cisco recently."
Investors were also keeping close tabs on Facebook and the unfolding saga there. Three investors sued Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg Wednesday, along with lead underwriter Morgan Stanley and others, accusing them of withholding negative information ahead of company's initial public offering.
Shares of Facebook, which lost 18% from its IPO price in the first two days of trading this week, rebounded about 3%. It was higher in earlier trading, pulling back when the investor lawsuit became public.
European leaders were meeting in an ad hoc summit to address the latest problems with sovereign debt. The meeting is occurring amid growing worries that Greece is moving closer to dropping the euro, and about what the contagion effects an exit might have on other economies.
Former Greek prime minister Lucas Papademos told Dow Jones Newswires late Tuesday that Greece is considering preparations to leave the eurozone.
"I think the biggest issue for U.S. markets remains the story in Europe," said Michael Sheldon, chief market strategist at RDM Financial Group. "Does Greece pull out of the eurozone and what kind of contagion does that cause?"
U.S. stocks ended flat Tuesday, turning lower during the final hour of trading on reports about Greece's preparations to leave the eurozone.
World markets: European stocks closed sharply lower. Britain's FTSE 100 lost 2.5%, while the DAX in Germany fell 2.3%. France's CAC 40 tumbled 2.6%.
The World Bank cut its growth estimates for growth in the Asia-Pacific region, including China. It now forecasts a growth of 7.6% this year -- down from 8.2% in 2011, and 10% as recently as 2010.
Asian markets ended lower following the World Bank's cut of growth forecasts. The Shanghai Composite slipped 0.4%, while the Hang Seng in Hong Kong lost 1.3% and Japan's Nikkei tumbled nearly 2%.
Companies: After slumping during the day, Hewlett-Packard shares rose more than 5% in after hours trading after the company announced its earnings topped estimates. HP plans to reduce its workforce by 27,000 employees by October 2014.
Automaker Ford Motor had its debt upgraded out of junk bond status by Moody's late Tuesday -- an important benchmark for the automaker that will lower its borrowing costs, and allow it to reclaim collateral it put up for a credit line. Shares gained, as did those of rival General Motors, which is awaiting its own upgrade to investment grade.
Toll Brothers shares rose 2.7% after the homebuilder reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue that was in line with forecasts. It also upped its guidance for the second quarter.
Shares of Hormel edged 1.1% higher after the meat processor reported a better-than-expected gain in earnings before the open.
Economy: New-home sales rose more than expected in April to an annual pace of 343,000, up from 332,000 in March. The report follows a strong report on sales of existing homes Tuesday, in which sales climbed 10%.
Currencies and commodities: The dollar rose to its highest level in nearly two years against the euro. The greenback also edged higher versus the British pound, but lost ground against the Japanese yen.
Oil for July delivery slipped $1.95, or 2.1%, to $89.90 a barrel, the first time since November that it has fallen below the $90 benchmark. Officials from six world powers are due to hold talks with Iran in Baghdad on Wednesday about its nuclear program, raising hopes that there might be an deal that would end sanctions against Iran.
Gold futures for June delivery tumbled $28.20, or 1.8%, to $1,548.40 an ounce.
Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury moved slightly higher, knocking the yield down to 1.74% from 1.79% Tuesday.
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A vacation at the shore is closer than you think! Ohio's North coast, Lake Erie Shores & Islands offer year-round fun and relaxation for the whole family. Our newly renovated, 4-season Lake House is part of the unique community known as the Village at Water's Edge which includes a shared heated pool, hot tub, pavilion with wood burning fireplace, and access to private sandy beach.
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Our home offers three bedrooms, each with its own full bath, large kitchen open to spacious family room (with sofa bed), laundry room and two-car attached garage to make your stay as comfortable as home!
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Located a short walk from downtown Port Clinton and the Jet Express (the fastest way to the islands), a short drive to Cedar Point Amusement Park, Castaway Bay, Great Wolf Lodge and Kalahari Water Parks, Camp Perry Military Reservation (home of the National Matches, considered America's "World Series of the Shooting Sports") and Lake Erie Marsh habitats (perfect for observing various migrating birds like shorebirds, songbirds and raptors), our home is the ideal accommodation for your next getaway with family or a group of friends.
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September 07, 2012 - October 11, 2012 $225/night $400/wknd $1250/week
October 12 - December 31 $150/night $250/wknd $ 850/week
January 01, 2013 - March 28 $150/night $250/wknd $ 850/week
March 29 - May 23 $225/night $425/wknd $1300/week
May 24 - June 13 $375/night $700/wknd $1975/week
June 14 - September 05 $500/night $950/wknd $2300/week
June 29 - July 06 <4th of July at the Lake!> $2800/week
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- Take the Jet Express ferry to Put-in-Bay (South Bass Island)
- Fish in the Walleye Capital of the World
- Sail the fair winds of Lake Erie
- Explore, by car, the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail
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- Visit Marblehead Lighthouse
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Request the Attorney General to approve the award, compromise, or settlement of any tort claim for an amount exceeding $100,000 (excluding interest) (28 U.S.C. 2672 ).
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Compromise, suspend collection action on, or terminate claims of the United States not exceeding $100,000 (excluding interest) that are referred to, or arise out of the activities of, his or her Operating Administration;
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I love it. Find your place....that is so right. Why wait around for someone to give you the opportunity? Do it yourself. Aim high. Go back to College and do something that you want to do in your life...not just settle and take from the Government.
I have always said, this is not a "war on women"...that is simply made up for women who will not take initiative to move forward on their own. Instead it's an excuse for them to not have to....
I say be done with excuses...do it yourself. Anybody can do it.
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The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors ended its moratorium on new solar projects in the county, replacing it with a new ordinance that, according to the First District's Robert Lovingood, "strikes a fair compromise between rural homeowners and developers of solar projects."
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As training with the new F-35B Lightning II stealth aircraft continues in Florida, USA, a Royal Air Force pilot has described how impressed he is with the 'game-changing' jet.
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An F/A-18 research jet simulated various flight conditions to evaluate the new SLS flight control system Earlier this month, NASA carried out tests on a new flight system for the Space Launch System , the heavy lifting rocket that will send the manned Orion spacecraft into deep space.
The Air Force's venerable B-52 bombers, most of which call Barksdale Air Force Base home, will get a much-needed upgrade over the next few years.
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Jerral Hancock, seated, an Iraqi war veteran, and members of Operation All The Way Home chant their slogan Oct. 21 after a meeting at Lancaster High School in Lancaster, Calif.
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NASA has completed the first tests with an F/A-18 research jet to evaluate the autonomous flight control system for the agency's Space Launch System rocket.
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This is how the military bunker at the Hawes Radio Relay Station appeared in 2008, shortly before it was demolished.
The photograph shows a boy of five or six, jug-eared and happy, holding on to the wing strut of a biplane.
NASA researches unmanned aircraft system close to the Central Valley
About 90 minutes from the Central Valley deep in the Mojave Desert sits Edwards Air Force Base.
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter believed cause of booms rattling North Coast windows
UPDATE, 3 p.m.: Three planes from Edwards Air Force Base are on the Sea Test Range today doing test flights: An F-35, F-16 chase plane and a tanker, according to John Haire, a civilian spokesman for Edwards.
For the millions who drive to work every day, the mindless process of traveling endless highways and negotiating bumper-to-bumper traffic is typically something to be endured and rarely something to enjoy.
BARSTOW: Old military antenna towered over desert
This is how the military bunker at the Hawes Radio Relay Station appeared in 2008, shortly before it was demolished.
Travelers are getting use to being hit with all sorts of fees as the price for air travel is rising.
The Air Force's oldest CV-22 Osprey made its final test sortie from the flightline at Hurlburt Field, Fla., on Oct. 31. The CV-22 will be placed on display at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, museum later this year.
Grand National Roadster Show to celebrate 100 years of racing at Bonneville
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After struggling to pass tax measures to fund a new police station in Arroyo Grande, city leaders are thinking outside the box to get the funding they need.
At this point, Arroyo Grande leaders are considering selling vacant property, owned by the city, off Old Ranch Road and West Branch Street.
They hope the sale of those properties will give them the ability to seek out additional money through federal grants and loans.
"The urgency of it is that we have some significant repairs to the current facility that have to be made," said city manager, Steve Adams.
For years, water damage could be found throughout the Arroyo Grande police station, along with over packed supply rooms, even their high tech computer systems are stuck sitting in a closet with nowhere to go.
"We had to come back and get another solution," said Adams.
So city managers got creative, and came up with a plan to get a portion of the 6-million dollars needed for the ailing headquarters by selling three city owned properties
"Our appraisal showed a value of about $640,000 for the initial three parcels," said Adams, "So we're hopeful we'll get at least that."
So at least the empty lots can fill the gap, in their finances
City officials say they hope to have the entire plan ironed out by March.
At that point they will choose whether to build a new police station or upgrade the current one.
The city manager also told me they will form a three person committee consisting of one council member, one planning commissioner, and the community development director to hire a realtor and oversee the sale of the properties.
If everything goes to plan city leaders say they hope to break ground on construction late this year.
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I think the same way!
How many people can comprehend as well appreciate this realistic fact that is bitter the Truth of life.
If intellectual analysis could be combined with prospects of mutual benefit and profiteering had a better common denominator, Davos would make it pale in comparison; potency of the network is understandable as there are no other forum in the world where public-private partnership could be brought together in the enthralling cadenza of an intellectual symphony, masquerading the true deal making potential that surfaces as an opportunity. The conductor here takes the world's attention away from reality of complete stoppage of wage-growth combined with jobs to the sparkles of an intellectual journey where the means to an end must be bought at a high price; the soloists on the other hand must play to the tune, lest the harmony be lost in the pathos of a rising melody that the 'uninitiated' of the world create every day, but is lost in the cacophony of misinformation that abounds.
I was fascinated to hear Lawrence Summers, Harvard economist and former US finance minister unter Clinton, announce at Davos that reducing the deficit is now no longer important since the US interest rate remains virtually at zero. He quoted another famous economist, Paul Samuelson, who stated that if conditions change one ought to change one's policy. By the way, the latter gentleman also happens to be the former gentleman's uncle.
What is LS's track record ? ziltch. Just prop up by his connections.
"Talking up the markets" is a reality of shareholder relations, and it should not surprise that in addition to sponsoring luncheons for analysts, the Davos foundation is funded by its 1,000 member companies, typically global corporates with more than five billion dollars in turnover.
"Some of the great heroes of Davos were responsible for the financial crisis and I don't think that has ever been accounted for" observed Irish WEF veteran Mary Robinson, with bankers clearly happy that their bail outs at taxpayer expense are cumulatively successfully reflating the economy depleted by 2007/8 financial crash.
Politicians and nations who stay ahead of the curve, by leading trade negotiations and tax regimes which benefit from globalisation rather than being cherry-picked or selected against as dserivative market manipulators do, will benefit while those who stick their heads in the sand and bemoan the amorlity of money, will lose what little they have left. Only the naive think that 'goodness and sunshine' make the world go around, and that domestic policy alone can win the day - it's money and smarts that count.
If the reality of the slim number of skilled workers is not in the calculus of this group of money traders at Davos then someone needs to throw a cold drink in their faces. The "hole makers" in Texas need help writing their names in either English or Spanish. But they can make hole (drill for fracked gas). great. What a waste of paste soldier's lives. For this, they gave their all? What shame I feel for those with the intellect to understand but without the voice to speak out. The light of wisdom has at last been extinguished by mere greed. The devil has won.
Such a pessimist. If life imitates art I suspect Goya's Fight with Cudgels hangs in your dining room. Or maybe Saturn Devouring His Son. FromThomas Hobbes, "To speak impartially, both sayings are very true; That Man to Man is a kind of God; and that Man to Man is an arrant Wolfe. Secretly I think you're right ;-).
A great tragedy of the financial crisis is the excuse it gave the idle, the losers and those who simply never amounted to anything, to exercise their envious instincts in attacking the successful and the wealthy without merit.
A more amusing consequence is the fact that so many became armchair economists who gained a financial education from the business pages of newspapers and love to recycle this verbiage at any opportunity.
The tellers of these fables have the advantage here, in that they know that the populous is more comfortable and would prefer to embrace the pleasant fantasies being told, even if those fantasies are destructive to all.
Funny. Just by printing money and central planning, all our structural and fundamental problems are solved.
I wish it was that easy
I'd like to see the same .001% crowd hold their next World Economic Forum in Detroit. Or Athens. Or the slums of Brazil. "Kabul 2014" has a nice ring to it too.
As the "fat cats" sip their chardonnays, and goble up the canopies in Davos the world burns. They might be sanguine about making more dough, bucks, moola,clams or Whatever in 2013,but they will be paying less and less corporate tax and compensating their employees with unliveable wages. As the middle class and the poor struggle to survive as they have since the financial melt down in 2007-2008, the reactions will become very very ugly.
EC and ECB mind-control_ many politicians and business people in Europe. They
manipulate financial markets, require high interest rate, require low-price
This is done with small implants in the head (sometimes involuntary)and
wireless technology, European Parliament calls it "converging technology". Essentially a sensor is connected to nerves and the brain
teaches itself to recognize the single in this way the thoughts of a person
can be received and also send to him/her. I found such device implanted in my
sinuses with FMRI. I studied at CEU - sponsored by Soros, and Rostowski, the
financial minister of Poland was teaching there (he is also mind_ contolled), Bokrosh – European Parliament as well.
Behind Soros, actually are EC and ECB - the owners and beneficiaries of the
technology. It is not done for security, because I worked for the Bulgarian_
National Bank and I was threatened with this technology to make credit
expansion for the bank cartel (CEU is teaching the central banks in CEE this
actually). From BNB the mind-controlled on_ Telekom_ Austria_ net_ are Staty Statev, Kalin Hristov, Mariela Nenova, Andrey Vassilev, Rosen Rozenov, Grigor Stoevsky, Kristina Karagyozova, Tzvetan Tzalinsky lost 20 bln at stock exchange, 10 bln bad loans, tens of bilions at housing market.
I also met Papademos at a Austrian Central Bank Conference, while he was in
ECB, and I believe he is also mind-controlled. Tha same is valid for Spain, Italy, Greece.
Alien Lizards right?
You have been spamming this very comment on every single site I visit. Bloomberg, CNN-Money, Economist, etc. etc. etc.
Now I´m the last one to defend the banking cartel but your posts are the other extreme. Let´s look at actual solutions instead.
So much for all the talk before the event about regaining legitimacy for the "elite." Thought there might be some soul searching about why most people don't like these guys. This kind of shindig and buying back shares obviously won't help. Populism can only become more rabid from hear on end.
The self-congratulatory atmosphere is indeed shocking. Fortunately some of the speakers still have some sense of sanity.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. Happy talk. It must be considered a deficit of the WEF that on its door steps a Swiss referendum take place in a few months over the "Abzocker Initiative", Fat Cats, Rip-off or cheaters initiative. The initiative has a high acceptance in the prognosis analysis. Thomas Minder an independent politician from Neuhausen am Rheinfall the largest water fall in Europe in canton Schaffhausen proposed such. It is also noticeable the Swiss newspaper the NZZ, probable the best German speaking News Paper used the same wording "Abzocker" in relationship to the poor of low quality and expensive catering in Davos. In addition the English ascent of Hr. Schwab reminded me of the German officers in the film "The Guns of Navarone"
"...'cautious optimism;, by which they mean they are feeling great about their chances of making money in 2013."
Sounds like Mr. Market is becoming giddy, leading to increasingly higher valuations, a bubble, and then a blow-out top in about four years, say early 2017. leading to a great deal of moaning and gnashing of teeth.
And then we start all over again.
I think what would give the Davos forum a new dimension is if you brought in representatives of the middle class from different countries to take part in some of the conferences. Probably would lead to more balanced policies and responsible business decisions.
In a world of 99% zombie poor, safety is only in fortified penthouse bunkers accessed by bulletproof helicopter.
Ironically it is the latter 1% that lacks brains.
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I am writing this story based on Centralia Police Department Report # 12a3510. and a Flier distributed by the Pannette Family. City Councilman and Destiny Christian Center Pastor Bill Bates murdered the Pannette family's 10-year-old cat named (Sue). Pastor Bates told Ms. Pannette that he had shot her cat and that this time he had killed it. Apparently Bates had admitted to shooting at the cat in the past. He claims that he had been just aiming for the cats feet, but this time he missed and apparently hit the cat in a vital area. So Mr. Bates not only shot and killed Sue the cat, he had in fact harassed the cat by shooting at the cats feet in the past. This type of behavior is deliberate and calculated, I'm sure Mr. Bates had his gun ready at all times to shoot at neighborhood pets. He complained to the Centralia Police that the cat had been harassing his dogs,defecating in his yard and leaving foot prints on his cars.
The real problem with the Bill Bates Issue, is the Centralia Police Department's failure to act accordingly upon the initial complaint by the Pannette's. If a (Common Citizen) of Centralia committed this type of crime they would have been arrested immediately. But no, not a member of the Good Ole Boy Club. You see here in Centralia ,Public Officials are above the law. In fact Bates committed the crime on 2/27/2012 and was not charged until 3/03/2012. The Centralia Chronicle wrote a story in the newspaper, and the Pannette's flier kept the story from being swept under the rug. Without social media this type of behavior would go unchecked.
As a concerned citizen of Centralia, it would be appropriate to say that Mr. Bates has shamed his flock and his community, a man of God and a leader for Centralia, I think not. Bates has shown his true colors, he has proven that he cannot make a proper choice in a community setting. I am very concerned that Mr. Bates is in position to represent the City of Centralia. His recent behavior is that of a young child with a BB Gun, and he should be punished for animal cruelty.
On a more Positive note I called our local PETA Office, I relayed all of the Information to some concerned animals lovers that are good at making political statements. I told them when and where his court date was. The response E-mail was a pleasant one. The Response was we will let the right people know! You here that Mr Bates?
Contact PETA let then know about Mr Bates http://www.peta.org/about/contact-peta/default.aspx
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Flower of the Prairie: George Grosz in Dallas May 20–August 19, 2012 In 1952 George Grosz, the expatriate German dadaist and satirist, was invited to Dallas by Leon Harris, Jr., the young vice president of the Harris and Company department store. Harris had commissioned Grosz to create a series of paintings illustrating the landscape, economy, and society of Dallas for the store's 65th anniversary celebrations. Grosz's series, called Impressions of Dallas, was exhibited at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in Fair Park in October 1952 and then in New York in 1954, but have since remained almost forgotten. In 2012 on the 60th anniversary of the series' first presentation at the DMFA, the Dallas Museum of Art will present Flower of the Prairie: George Grosz in Dallas. The exhibition will feature twenty works from the series, accompanied by a rich selection of historic photographs of Dallas, documenting the city as Grosz discovered it in 1952. The exhibition will also examine the context for the Impressions of Dallas series with twelve of Grosz's works made earlier in his career, including graphic work and watercolors made in Berlin in the 1920s and early 1930s, and paintings and watercolors made in New York during the late 1930s and 1940s. The exhibition will be accompanied by the Dallas Museum of Art's first e-catalogue, an electronic publication describing the history of Grosz's Dallas paintings. The catalogue, featuring an essay by exhibition curator Heather MacDonald and additional contributions by Andrew Sears, will describe Grosz's career in the postwar years, relate the history of the Impressions of Dallas commission, and offer a rich portrait of Dallas in the early 1950s. The catalogue will reproduce the Impressions of Dallas series in its entirety for the first time, and will also illustrate many other paintings, watercolors, drawings, and prints by Grosz, as well as many historic photographs of Dallas. The exhibition is presented by Air transportation is provided by American Airlines. Summer Film Series: Beginning Thursday, July 12, 2012 Gallery Talk: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Late Night: Friday, July 20, 2012 Special Events with Marty Grosz, son of George Grosz: Wednesday, August 1 and Thursday, August 2, 2012 Press: Image: George Grosz, Dallas Broadway, 1952, watercolor on paper, Dallas Museum of Art, Foundation for the Arts Collection, anonymous gift in memory of Leon A. Harris |
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