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This blog is my look at movies, pop culture and entertainment. It's a blog by the people that speaks for the people who love entertainment. I love to write and to share my opinion. Hope you enjoy what I have to say.
Review: The Rover
Post-apocalyptic films are as popular as superhero and YA novel adaptations these days. Hollywood is going to produce 2-3 of them each year. We've seen so many post-apocalyptic futures in film recently; it's hard to think they could be done differently. Well if you want different, you don't have to look any further than A24 […] [Read More]
Interview: Gillian Robespierre and Jenny Slate – Obvious Child
Director Gillian Robespierre and actress/comedian Jenny Slate (Saturday Night Live, This Means War) are at the front of one of 2014′s most talked about films – Obvious Child. The indie film from A24Films, developed from a 2009 short film, tells the story of a girl dealing with an unplanned pregnancy in the midst of multiple […] [Read More]
Review: How To Train Your Dragons 2
Hiccup and his pet dragon Toothless first appeared onscreen in 2010's How to Train Your Dragon. The charming story about a young Viking making the unlikeliest of friends captivated moviegoers both young and adult. Four years later, Hiccup and Toothless are back with DreamWorks Animation's How to Train Your Dragons 2. The film picks up […] [Read More]
Interview: Director George Escobar – Alone Yet Not Alone
Director George Escobar took a few minutes to talk about his movie Alone Yet Not Alone. The film, most known for its Oscar scandal last year, tells the story about a family during the French and Indian War. Escobar talked about his approach to making the Alone Yet Not Alone, the increase in faith based […] [Read More]
Awesome Guardians of the Galaxy Poster Art
Guardians of the Galaxy is one of 2014′s most anticipated movies. The ragtag group of anit-hero is set to take the Marvel Universe by storm and set up Avengers 3 or Avengers: Something Something Something-else Universe. Leading up to Guardians August 1st release date, the film's director James Gunn has been posting impressive poster art […] [Read More]
Review: The Fault in Our Stars
Based on the novel by John Green, The Fault in Our Stars is the story of two teens that fall in love after meeting in a cancer support group. Hazel (Shailene Woodley), diagnosed with Stage 4 Thyroid cancer with metastasis forming in her lugs, carries an oxygen tank to assist with her breathing. With the […] [Read More]
Review: Edge of Tomorrow
This isn't the first time we've seen Tom Cruise fight aliens. There was the remake of H.G Wells' War of the Worlds in 2005 and 2013's clone apocalypse Oblivion. Cruise saved his greatest battle for the new sci-fi thrill ride Edge of Tomorrow. In the not so distant future an alien race nicknamed "Mimics" landed […] [Read More]
Review: Maleficent
Maleficent is Disney's retelling of their classic tale Sleeping Beauty. The film opens with a young Maleficent happily living amongst the Moors – a group of magical creatures that live just outside the shadows of the King's castle. One day Maleficent is summoned to deal with a human named Stefan who is caught stealing a […] [Read More]


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A Visit to the New Islamic Mosque and Religious Institute (with video)
The call to Friday prayers. It happens every week across Michigan, and across the world.
Ali Metwalli has heard the call many times. But he's still getting used to hearing it in this place, the new Islamic Mosque and Religious Institute. It sits southeast of Grand Rapids, with a sandstone colored fa ade, pointed arches and a domed prayer hall. Inside, you can still smell the paint.
"When we first bought the land, the community said there is no way that we're going to be able to build a project like this one," Metwalli says. "So, I'm still cannot believe it. Every time I walk in, I try to say, 'It's reality. It's reality.'"
It's a reality that's been six years and $1.8 million in the making. This is the first mosque in the Grand Rapids area that was built specifically for worship. Other mosques make do with buildings that were made for something else. The community at this mosque used to worship in a rented gym.
Islam also has strict rules about borrowing money, so Metwalli says mosque leaders have paid for everything in cash.
And there have been lots of sacrifices.
"I know one that was planning to finish up his own basement and he postponed it for two years cause he was giving the donations instead of building his own," Metwalli says.
Fundraising was also difficult because Grand Rapids has a relatively small Muslim population. At least when you compare it to some cities in Southeast Michigan.
But the Muslim community in Grand Rapids is also incredibly diverse, and you can see that diversity at the new mosque. (story continued below)
(Video and production: Mercedes Mejia; Contributor: Dustin Dwyer; Photographs: Rodrigo Gaya)
Metwalli estimates that there are people from up to 25 different countries here. Arabs, Persians, Africans, Americans and Bosnians. Lots of Bosnians actually.
Alen Ganic came to the U.S. as a refugee in 1997. He says at home, he prayed almost entirely with other Bosnians.
"This is what I love about the United States, and this is what I love about America, about diversity," he says. "You meet people from all over the world. And this is why I love this mosque because there's people as you've seen today from all over the world."
But there's also still room for individual cultures. Ganic is helping to build a smaller mosque next door for the Bosnians. He says it'll allow for more prayer services, and it'll also be a place where Bosnian parents can pass their language and traditions to the next generation.
But for the most part, the Bosnians will still meet in the large prayer room at the main mosque.
Kamal Nuriddin is the building manager for the mosque. He stands in the busy hallway after prayer, and tells me how he came to Islam after being raised Catholic in Philadelphia. It started in the '70s for him with the Black Power movement and the Nation of Islam. He says his first experiences worshiping in this faith were all with other black people. And that was great.
"But the bigger picture is that we are a part of this concert," he says. "This wonderful blending of the human family."
He sees that blending at the new mosque in Kentwood. But it's not the only place he's seen it.
"I made Hajj in 2006 with my wife," he says. "And we saw the same tapestry of humanity – this mass of humanity all coming together to worship God. And, really, to me, that's the crux of it."
Nuriddin says if more people could see each other this way, Christians Muslims, whoever – just see each other as brothers and sisters in this mass of humanity, we wouldn't have many of the problems it has today.
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Rupee gains ahead of crucial parliament vote
MUMBAI (Reuters) - The rupee rose on Friday for a third straight session, helped by capital inflows on optimism that the government will be able to win a vote in parliament and push through key reforms.
India's September quarter GDP was largely in-line, but the data showed the economy was on track for its worst year in a decade, raising hopes of some monetary easing from the central bank as early as December.
Dealers, however, stayed focused on a crucial parliament vote next week on allowing foreign entry in multi-brand retail. The vote is non-binding on the government, but any loss will seriously imperil its ability to undertake further reforms.
"The parliament vote will be the key. If the government wins, the rupee may rise to 53.70 to the dollar," said Naveen Raghuvanshi, associate vice-president at Development Credit Bank. "If it loses, we may see a sharp fall to 56."
The partially convertible rupee ended higher at 54.26/27 against its last close of 54.8350/8450 per dollar.
The rupee snapped four weeks of losses to gain 2.3 percent, its biggest weekly gain since early July. It also clocked a second month of gains, rising 0.9 percent.
Gross domestic product (GDP) grew 5.3 percent from a year earlier in the July-September period, provisional government data showed on Friday, below the 5.5 percent for the quarter ending in June.
Analysts said the GDP print may not force the central bank to rush into a rate cut in December, but many are looking at a repo cut in the January review. Most expect some liquidity-easing step like a cash reserve ratio cut in December.
"We suspect the release will further encourage the RBI to cut the repo rate at its January 29 meeting and we stick with the view that we will get a 50 bp move then," Credit Suisse said in a note.
In the offshore non-deliverable forwards market, the one-month contract was at 54.57, while the three-month was at 55.11.
In the currency futures market, the most-traded near-term dollar/rupee contracts on the National Stock Exchange, the MCX-SX and the United Stock Exchange all closed at around 54.60 with a total traded volume at around $5.3 billion.
(Reporting by Subhadip Sircar; Editing by Sunil Nair)
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'The Silence': a haunting, mesmerizing German thriller
Filmed under deceptively sunny skies, the German crime thriller "The Silence" is a story about obsession, the permanence of loss and how deeds of the past continue to haunt.
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'The Silence,' with Ulrich Thomsen, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Katrin Sass, Burghart Klaussner, Sebastian Blomberg. Written and directed by Baran bo Odar. 119 minutes. Not rated; for mature audiences (contains disturbing subject matter). In German with English subtitles. Varsity.
Many kinds of quiet coexist in the hypnotic, mesmerizing German crime thriller "The Silence": the hush of a field after a murder has taken place and the perpetrators have fled; the still bedroom of a child who will never come home; the aggravating calm of the life of a newly retired police detective still tormented by a long-ago unsolved case; the closed lips of a murderer, hiding secrets he'll never tell. And the space between the words of a brief exchange between two people, both lost in grief: "When does it stop?" "Never."
The debut feature from the Swiss-born writer/director Baran bo Odar, "The Silence" begins in 1986, as a young girl on a bicycle is brutally murdered (mostly off-camera; in this movie we imagine the horror more than we see it) in a golden wheat field. Fast-forward 23 years, and another girl is missing — with her bicycle found in the same field. As the investigation unfolds, with echoes back to 1986, we meet a troubled cast of characters. John (Sebastian Blomberg), a cop just returned to work after the death of his wife, struggles to keep his emotions in check. Krischan (Burghart Klaussner), the retired detective, pushes his way onto the case, because he can't not do so. Elena (Katrin Sass) sees her daughter's long-ago death all over again. A murderer fingers a knife, wondering what he'll do with it.
"The Silence," filmed under deceptively sunny skies, is a story of obsession, of the permanence of loss, of how deeds of the past haunt us, closing over our heads like water. It leaves you shivering, yet thrilled; waiting anxiously for this talented new filmmaker's next work.
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As the one-year anniversary of the triple homicide at ABC Gold Games and More approaches, the man accused in the shootings has been hit with a second lawsuit over the deaths.
Mary Charlene Worley, mother and administratrix of the estate of victim Angela Hockensmith, filed a wrongful death claim against Kenneth Allen Keith last week in Boyle Circuit Court.
It may be an understatement to say that Stephen Badin is a seminal figure in Roman Catholic history in the United States.
In 1793, he became the first Roman Catholic priest ordained in the United States. He later did missionary work in Kentucky, and a farm that he purchased later became the Loretto Motherhouse.
Badin later donated more than 500 acres of land in South Bend, Indiana, to the Diocese of Vincennes. This land later became the campus of the University of Notre Dame.
Limestone Branch Distillery introduced its newest product, Precinct No. 6, on Sept. 18. This is the first whiskey that the Lebanon distillery has created. Owners Steve and Paul Beam are from a family with a distilling heritage on both sides of their family. The name of the newest product draws on that history. Their great-great-grandfather had his own distillery in an area of Marion County that was then known as Precinct 6.
The "Super Harvest Moon" rises over the trees at Marion County High School as the Marion County HIgh School girls soccer team's game comes to a close on Sept. 8.
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At its Sept. 18 meeting, the court approved $2,000 for The Caring Place. Half of that funding came from Judge/Executive John G. Mattingly's general welfare fund, and that other half was split between Magistrates Steve Masterson's and John Arthur Elder III's community project funds.
The Lebanon Main Street Committee will soon be the owner of a new train ride.
Marion County Economic Development Director Tom Lund reported on the purchase at the Marion County Industrial Foundation's Sept. 18 meeting.
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William Christopher Anzelmo, 32, 19 Bell Hollow Road in Lebanon was indicted in Marion Circuit Court recently for second-degree arson, first-degree wanton endangerment (four counts), and first-degree criminal mischief.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – When Morgan Guess was 8 years old, just going to school meant trouble with stomach spasms and panic attacks. Even her doctor told her not to go back after prescribing anti-depressants.
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Opera queens are
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between. Maria Callas is prime example, an artist
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Grocery store shopping carts - shocking!
- lisavf Jul 26, 2011 01:50 PM
I was at the grocery store today, and once again I got shocked! Repeated little shocks on my hands (fingers and palms) where I was touching the metal part of the handle of the shopping cart. This has happened to me in several stores, with both the regular carts and the smaller carts. Anyone else have this happen? Anyone know the reason why it happens? It's shocking!
Happens to me all the time. I don't know why. Sometimes after I leave the store my car will then shock me getting in it.
No, but I'm bumping in the hopes that someone answers this. Happened to me enough today that it hurt.
All I can think of is some weird static buildup, but DANG why does it have to discharge right down the palm of my hand!?
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It happened to me most frequently at Walmart in Florida - but today was at Auchan here in France -- so no correlation of weather, cart manufacturers, flooring materials or anything else immediately obvious.
It seems to happen more frequently with the plastic-bodied carts, rather than wire carts, even the plastic-coated wire carts.
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It is annoying, and actually, it sometimes creates an aversion reaction - I can remember the sensation and really want to avoid it. Makes me want to end the shopping trip and run out of the store! I even recall it happening in the winter, and I put on my gloves in order to finish the shopping trip. But it doesn't happen every time. Weird!
The stores I've been in have metal carts with just the partial plastic sheath around the handle, and the shocks always happen when I touch the metal part. It's happened to me in three different stores that I can remember, and probably others that I don't recall at the moment.
re: sunshine842
As reading this I was thinking "I get shocked all the time too! Wait a minute... I haven't lately." And that's because I haven't been shopping at Wal-mart. I can't imagine they are to blame but that is odd.
Happens to me too. I've always assumed it was some static build up from the wheels on the linoleum floors. But it is annoying! And they are sharp little shocks too!
It's not the carts. It's you. Well, not you, but something you're doing/wearing that's giving you a negative charge. Since the universe is lazy and likes things balanced, it wants to rid you of the charge you're carrying. So, when you touch a conductor/metal, the charge flows from you to the cart and beyond.
So, what are you doing that's causing this? Too many sources to count. To remedy it, you can try to ground yourself, or just do the simple thing and touch a bit of metal (not electronic) once in a while so you don't build up a strong charge.
re: ediblover
Not if I get it when I'm wearing different clothes/shoes than the last time I got zapped.
and I never, ever shuffle my feet.
re: sunshine842
I believe the static electricity has built up on yourself and you have to discharge yourself in a painless way. I discovered how to do it purely by accident. I happened to have my metal house key grasped between my index finger and thumb and just happened to touch the metal chain link fence. It was at night and besides a audible "pop" there was the electric arc visible just before the point of the key touched the metal fence. Someone said they were afraid they might damage their car key with electronics and they might be right. Just use a plain all metal key. Apparently the relatively broad contact area of your finger tips diffuses the charge that it doesn't hurt.
I later heard the guys on Car Talk on NPR say use a quarter between your thumb and forefinger and touch a piece of grounded metal (metal water pipe, metal part of your auto, metal chain link fence) to discharge yourself.
re: Feed_me
three years later...yeah, no.
I've read that the wheels build up a static charge that is not discharged on some type of floors.
Some grocery stores are putting a little "ground chain" on the bottom of the cart to discharge the static electricity. Some people recommend touching the metal part of the cart with your car key to get rid of the charge, but I'm not sure that wouldn't mess up the remote clicker on the key.
re: mariacarmen
And that does NOT work at all!
re: Isolda
Hmm. I heard you were supposed to rub the dryer sheet ON your skin.
I worked at a costco one summer and came to know these shocks very well. As a shopper I tried to remove my hand from the cart as little as possible. As a receipt checker I got a shock about half the time I was handed a receipt and got many a complaint from families with young kids who got shocked while shopping.
Never really did figure out why that store was so shocking.
That happens to me a lot.
I think it has to do with the type of clothes you're wearing and how you walk (or shuffle).
Type of clothes... not sure. I never really pay attention.
I was told by a teacher, not sure how much truth there is to it, that you could touch metal with your knuckles which supposedly have fewer nerve endings so it won't hurt as much.
re: inaplasticcup
not currently dry in Fl I think humidity is about 200% (well it feels like it) and I get shocks most of the time at the markets.
re: smartie
Here's a story about the same problem in Sacramento and the grounding device they ended up using.
re: Samalicious
interesting....guess now when I go to the store, I'll have my reusable bags in one hand, my token for using the cart on my keyring, *and* a little piece of wire to loop around the wheels.
(I'll need a grocery cart just to carry all the crap I need to have in my grocery cart!) :D
I should have known there would be a product that would help with this:
It's because of the wheels rolling across the floor and you being the path of least resistance for the electrical charge that is building up. It's annoying and painful. I wish that stores would put drag wires on their shopping carts, but until they do, this is what I do and it works!
I took a few of those cheap metal chains, the kind that look like little balls strung together (it doesn't matter what you use as long as it's metal) and I attached it to a metal clip, which I attach to the bottom of my shopping cart so the chain hangs down and drags a little on the floor. No more shocks!!! (Just remember to take it off when you empty your cart.)
I don't get it from carts as much as I do from the freezer and refrigerator doors in the market.
I was at Harris Teeter pushing a small shopping cart and kept getting SHOCKED! I thought I was imagining the shocks, so I asked a couple of people if they experienced the shocking and they both said they felt it too! It was 70 degrees out, very comfortable, and I'm in MD


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Grapefruits are just starting to come into season here, fresh figs have already made their appearance, and brandy, well, brandy is always in season, especially at my house. I actually zested just a little of the grapefruit rind and mixed that in with everything else. Smell a nice smell? Yes I did! I usually like to have fruit for breakfast, now I just have to convince myself that fruit with brandy is good for breakfast as well. To paraphrase a 70s commercial that won't get out of my head: Brandy, it's just not for after dinner anymore...people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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What a nice combination. I loved it! I ended my dinner with it last night. You know I have always loved figs but never really used them in my recipes. Well, yesterday I went out and bought some figs and I dusted off the brandy bottle. I cut down on the brown sugar as I usually don't use any sugar on my grapefruit. This is going to be the way to eat grapefruit at my house from now on.people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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I've been doing grilled grapefruit with loads of sugar (no ruby-reds in those days) for donkeys years and never thought of adding figs and BRANDY! Silly me - what we missed.Here's to grilled "Gralefrit". (To be followed by ACON AND BEGGS, no doubt. Good recipe, Miller.people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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JSR-314: JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 demonstrates a strong evolution of the JSF framework driven by de facto standards that emerged out of the JSF community and participating vendor's products. This article, the second installment in a series covering JSF 2.0 features contributed by Red Hat, or which Red Hat participated in extensively, covers the new features that bring formalized GET support to a framework traditionally rooted in POST requests. The primary building blocks of this support are view parameters and a pair of UI components that produce bookmarkable hyperlinks. Both features incubated in Seam and, therefore, should be familiar to any Seam developer. They are also features for which the JSF community has passionately pleaded.
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Every user session must start somewhere. JSF was designed with the expectation that the user always begins on a launch view. This view captures initial state and allows the user to indicate which action to invoke by triggering a UI event, such as clicking a button. For instance, to view a mortgage loan, the user might enter its id into a text box and then click the "Lookup" button.
The assumption that this scenario is the norm is surprising since
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While hyperlinks are most often used in web sites, they apply to web applications as well (see this blog entry for a discussion about the difference between a web site and a web application). Hyperlinks support reuse by serving as an exchange language in composite applications. One application can link to a resource in another application in lieu of having to duplicate its functionality. In fact, the request may be coming from a legacy application that isn't even web-based. In that case, you'll likely be plopping the user into the web application somewhere in the middle. As it turns out, this situation is quite common. When you visit a blog, do you start on the search screen to find an entry to read? Not likely. More times than not, you click on a link to view a specific blog entry.
The point to take away from this discussion is that initial requests (referred to as non-faces requests in JSF) can be just as important as form submissions (faces requests), whether in a web site or web application. In the past, JSF has struggled to support the scenario cited above, placing much more emphasize on faces requests. JSF 2 rectifies this imbalance by introducing view parameters and hyperlink-producing UI components. View parameters allow the application to respond to a resource request by baking formal processing of request parameters into the JSF life cycle for both GET and POST requests. View parameters are not limited to consuming data. They are bi-directional. JSF 2 can propagate the data captured by view parameters when generating bookmarkable URLs, with complementary behavior for redirect URLs produced by redirect navigation cases.
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navigation handler to bring "bookmarkable" support to JSF.
Introducing view parameters
The API documentation describes a view parameter, represented by the javax.faces.component.UIViewParameter component class, as a declarative binding between a request parameter and a model property. The binding to the model property is expressed using an EL value expression (e.g., #{blog.entryId}). If the expression is omitted, the request parameter is bound instead to a request-scoped variable with the same name.
Here's a simple example of a view parameter that maps the value of a request parameter named id to the JavaBean-style property named entryId on a managed bean named blog.
<f:viewParam name="id" value="#{blog.entryId}"/>Assuming the entryId property on the blog managed bean is of type long, a value of 9 will be assigned to the property when the following URL is requested:
But wait, there's more! The value of the request parameter is first converted and validated before being assigned to the model property. This behavior should sound familiar. That's because it mirrors the processing of form input bindings on a faces request. In a way, view parameters turn the query string into an alternative form submission. And like form inputs, view parameters are also processed during faces requests. The complete view parameter life cycle is covered later when we look at view parameter propagation
Before going any further, it's important to point out that view parameters are only available when using the new View Declaration Language (VDL), a standardized version of Facelets. The primary reason is because the JSR-314 EG agreed that no new features should be made to support JSP since it's deprecated as a view handler in JSF 2.
Perhaps you are thinking...
Isn't this already possible?
If you are savvy JSF developer, you're perhaps aware that it's already possible to map a request parameter value to a model property. The assignment is declared by referencing an element of the #{param} map in a <managed-property> element of a managed bean declaration. For instance, you could alternatively map the id request parameter to the blog managed bean in faces-config.xml as follows:
<managed-bean>The similiarities end there. View parameters go above and beyond this simple assignment by providing:
- View-oriented granularity (the property mapping in the managed bean definition is global to the application)
- Custom converters and/or validators (along with failure messages)
- Bi-directionality
It's hard to say which feature is the most important, but bi-directionality is certainly the most unique. Since view parameters are a mapping to a JavaBean-style property, the value can be read from the property and propagated to the next request using either the query string or the UI component tree state (depending on the type of request). You are going to find out how useful this bi-directionality can be later on in the article.
Suffice to say, while the property mapping in the managed bean definition works, it's pretty anemic. View parameters are far more adequate and robust in contrast. Pertaining to the topic in this article, view parameters are the key to bringing bookmarkable support to JSF. And since bookmarks link to specific views, so must view parameters.
It's all in the view
As you may have guessed, view parameters are view-oriented. That means
they somehow need to be associated with one or more views (as opposed
to being linked to a managed bean, for instance). Up to this point,
however, there was no facility for associating extensible,
non-rendering metadata with a JSF view. So the EG first had to find a
place within the UI component tree to stick metadata like view
parameters. That led to the introduction of the metadata facet of UIViewRoot.
The next section will introduce this new facet and how it's used to
host view parameters for a particular view, or even a set of views.
Then we get into how view parameters get processed in the JSF life
The view metadata facet
View parameters provide information about how request parameters should
be handled when a view is either requested or linked to. The view
parameters are not rendered themselves. Therefore, we say that they are
part of the view's metamodel and described using metadata. So the
question is, "Where should this metadata live?"
It turns out that a JSF view, which is represented at the root by the javax.faces.component.UIViewRoot component class, already accommodates some metadata. Currently, this metadata consists of string values to define settings such as the locale, render kit, and content type of the view, and method expressions that designate view-specific phase observers. For example:
<f:view locale="en_US" afterPhase="#{myBean.afterPhaseListener}">
While values can be assigned to these metadata properties explicitly in Java code, more often they are assigned declaratively using corresponding attributes of the <f:view> component tag. But neither UIViewRoot or it's component tag <f:view> can accommodate complex metadata--that is, metadata which cannot be described by a single attribute. That's were the view metadata facet comes in.
The view metadata facet is a reserved facet of UIViewRoot, named javax_faces_metadata, that can hold an arbitrarily complex branch of UI components that provide additional metadata for a view. Facets are special because they are ignored by a UI component tree traversal, requiring an imperative request to step into one of them. This aspect makes a facet an ideal candidate for tucking away some metadata for the view that can be accessed on demand.
The view metadata facet looks like any other facet in the UI component tree. It must be declared as a direct descendant of <f:view> within a view template as follows:
<f:facet name="javax_faces_metadata">
Note: If you are using Facelets, you may not be familiar with the <f:view> tag since it's optional in Facelets. When you add it to your template, it must be the outer-most component tag, but it does not have to be the root of the document.
Since the view metadata facet is a built-in facet, and is expected to be heavily used, the alias tag <f:metadata> was introduced as a shorthand for the formal facet definition shown above:
We now have a place in the UI component tree to store metadata pertaining to the view. But why define the metadata in the view template? It's all about reuse and consistency.


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Ed Drewett, the songwriter from Essex, auditioned for "Britain's Got Talent 2014,"and sang an original song called "Blink."
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Ed Drewett is a 25-year old professional songwriter who co-wrote chart topper "All Time Low" and "Glad You Came" for the boy band The Wanted. He also wrote One Direction's 2013 hit "Best Song Ever." Now the writer is among the hopefuls of Britain's hit TV music competition "Britain's Got Talent," and is keen on following the footsteps of these famous artists. This time he has decided to be in the spotlight and become a singer in his own right. In a bid to win the judges' vote, Drewett stepped in front of the microphone and sang one of his original songs.
"Ever since I was a kid my dream was always to be a singer. When I was about nine I wrote a song called Frisbee, I sang it to all my friends in the park and from then on I kind of got the bug. I would love to be recognised as a singer in my own right that means a lot to me," Drewett told the judges during the audition.
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Mirror UK quoted Drewett when he said that it was an "incredible experience" to hear one of the songs he has written on the radio. But as incredible as it was, it has always been his dream to be the singer himself.
Unfortunately, Ed Drewett missed the chance to impress show boss Simon Cowell, since he wasn't there to witness his audition, reported Express UK. But Drewett's performance left an impression on fellow judge Amanda Holden, who told him his song was "beautiful".
"I am totally gutted that Mr Simon Cowell isn't here because I think he would love you," Holden told Drewett.
Metro UK quoted another judge Alesha when she said that "songwriters are the real stars," because they're the "ones who make the artists who they are". She also praised Ed Drewett for his courage to "come out from behind the scenes" and perform a song which she thinks is a hit record.
Will Ed Drewett come out on top of "Britain's Got Talent" like the hit songs he has written? He may have created a new following after his audition, but others are questioning his motive for auditioning on the show.
Why has Ed Drewett seriously gone on #BGT proper baffled here
— Frank Williams (@frankwillo) May 17, 2014
Is ed drewett actually doing britains got talent? But hes already a singer song writer — sophie (@whit3coats) May 10, 2014
I know Simon Cowell is glad Ed Drewett came but having an already successful songwriter audition really is an all time low. #bgt
— Daz Gale (@dazgale) May 17, 2014
Ed Drewett is already famous isn't he? #BGT — Col Talbot (@ColTalbot1) May 17, 2014
Sort of ironic Ed Drewett helped start TW's career and on the day it ends for them, it's gonna take off for him...
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A lot has been said and written about the MINI Cooper S JCW Kit since its release a year ago. Yet, until now we hadn't had a chance to throw our hat in the ring with a full review. We had originally planned on having a review last year but schedules conflicted and things in the end simply didn't work out. However, I recently had a chance to "borrow" an MCS with the JCW kit for awhile and thought it was as good a time as any to add our voices to the growing number of reviews out there.
Many have slammed the car for its high price and lack of exterior differences from the stock MCS. Others have sung its praises as the ultimate (albeit expensive) factory-authorized MINI. I found that the answer lies somewhere between the two drastically different opinions. In fact, it really depends on what you want from the car and what you expect it to be.
My very first thought after driving the JCW MCS: wow. The engine felt as if it had lots of reserve power in every gear – almost an odd sensation for the MINI. In fact, cruising at 70 and punching it in 6th gear gives a similar sensation to cruising at 40mph and punching it in 4th gear with a standard Cooper. Further, going from 4th to 3rd and then punching it at 70mph is absolutely exhilarating. On the other end of the spectrum, it's hard not to feel cool blipping the throttle going from 3rd to 2nd knowing you have all that power at your disposal at any time. In an MC, or even to some degree an MCS, it's there but just not always immediate. In the JCW S you're really never concerned about where the engine is within the rev range.
Another sensation that is almost un-MINI-like is having to properly modulate your power delivery out of turns so you don't scrub away too much of that newly found acceleration. Exiting corners is pure joy in this car. Where the MCS is eager, the JCW S is just plain rapid. Certainly we can thank the more robust power band for this sensation. Simply put power everywhere and you don't need to work at all to get it. Quite a change from the MC and even the MCS.
And that power is something that proves to be not only satisfying but also very addicting. The MINI has always turned and stopped very well. However, the JCW S is almost an epiphany with its power.
Of course, all this comes at a price tag. A $6000 price tag ($5200 for the parts, around $800 for the installation). One of the more popular opinions among the MINI faithful is the JCW S just isn't worth the money when you consider what else is out there in terms of aftermarket choices. This may be true. But who am I to say its overpriced to someone who (A) has the money and (B) wants the warranty and exclusivity? That's really the catch. The JCW S is completely covered under the MINI factory warranty and is as rare as the new MINI gets.
But what about that notion that you can get all the JCW kit provides and more from aftermarket parts? Well yes – you certainly can achieve similar figures using products from the growing number of reputable aftermarket companies that specialize in the new MINI. I've experienced a couple MCSs with aftermarket pullies, exhausts, and reprogrammed ECUs and found there to be a subtle difference between them and the JCW S. Both are powerful and incredibly fun to drive, but the JCW S felt a bit more polished and seemed to have a more linear powerband. It feels as if it came that way from the factory. Having driven an MCS with 200hp+ derived from an off-the-shelf mix of components, I can say the big advantage that the JCW S has (beyond the warranty) is its seamlessness. Along those lines it also seems to have an almost a perfect amount of power for the rest of the stock components. Personally if I had much more power than 200hp on my MINI I'd seriously consider larger brakes, a more agressive suspension set-up, and a limited slip differential. Now admittedly, this is just a comparison between three cars and there may very well be setups out there that better mimic the JCW S but it was something that was fairly noticeable on the three MINIs tested.
In the end, the advice I'd give to someone thinking about the JCW S would really depend on their individual situation. For those that have no problem with the expense and like the idea of a warranty, I think it's a no-brainer. On the other hand for a MINI owner that is wanting the biggest bang for their buck, its frankly not the best choice. It's also not the ideal choice if you'd rather be more adventurous with your modifications. For instance 17% and even 19% pullies are out and being installed in cars as we speak. Granted you won't find much, if any, warranty on items like that, but they will get you more speed then the JCW kit's 13.8% pulley.
So yes, the JCW S is as good as advertised. It's the most exciting thing to come out of MINI dealer showrooms yet. It just happens to come at a high price…another reason why it's so rare.
The graph used in the article is courtesy of www.johncooperworks.co.uk
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Teammates and sporting greats recall 'loveable' man
Andrew Wu 11:12 PM Phillip Hughes was remembered as a wonderful young man and much-loved friend, teammate, son and brother who was robbed of the chance to achieve his potential in the game.
Bart Cummings admitted to hospital
Chris Roots 9:37 PM Legendary trainer Bart Cummings was admitted to a Sydney hospital with a chest infection on Thursday.
Stokes sees Valley as right choice for sprinter
9:29 PM Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has given punters a strong lead by electing to run Eclair Choice at Moonee Valley.
Friends and teammates pay respects
On Thursday night, teammates and friends of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes travelled to the Sydney Cricket Ground to grieve together.
There is a way proud legacy can live on
What a wonderful thing if out of this tragedy came something else for others who have been afflicted by all but equal misfortune, but who have lived?
A quiet, humble and generous man
Chloe Saltau interviewed Phillip Hughes four months ago about what made him the cricketer and man he was.
Cricket's saddest day as Hughes mourned
RIP Phillip Hughes. Those have to be the saddest words ever written in the name of cricket. This has to be cricket's saddest day.
When Phillip Hughes announced himself
Famed Fairfax cricket writer Peter Roebuck was there when Phillip Hughes announced himself on the international stage with a century in both innings of his second Test.