text: [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-2172?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Kevin Sutter updated OPENJPA-2172: ---------------------------------- Fix Version/s: 2.2.1 2.3.0 Assignee: Kevin Sutter > openjpa-all jar is missing slf4j runtime dependency > --------------------------------------------------- > > Key: OPENJPA-2172 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-2172 > Project: OpenJPA > Issue Type: Bug > Components: samples, validation > Affects Versions: 2.2.0, 2.3.0, 2.2.1 > Reporter: Kevin Sutter > Assignee: Kevin Sutter > Fix For: 2.3.0, 2.2.1 > > > I just tried the JSE version of the OpenBooks example (../openjpa-examples/openbooks) and it turns out that we're missing the SLF4J runtime dependency in our openjpa-all jar file. This SLF4J dependency comes about because of our dependency on Bean Validation (bval). We're pulling in the SLF4J API from slf4j-api, but we're missing the runtime from slf4j-simple. > There are two resolutions to this. We can modify the ../openjpa-all/pom.xml to include the following dependency: > > org.slf4j > slf4j-simple > ${slf4jVersion} > > Or, we can tell OpenJPA that OpenBooks does not depend on bean validation (which it doesn't). We can do this via this additional configuration property in the persistence.xml for the OpenBooks sample: > NONE > The most complete solution is to modify the pom.xml when building the openjpa-all jar. The unfortunate thing with this approach is that we have already released 2.2.0 which already is missing this slf4j runtime. Maybe we'll just have to add a "readme" to that download. We can fix it in 2.2.x and trunk though. And, if somebody hits this with the 2.2.0 release, hopefully they are not using bean validation and they can set the validation-mode to NONE. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira


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Brilliant, love all the bits and bobs and so rewarding making something for charity :)
Wow love it so realistic :-)
well done!!! fab :)
you never disappoint! this is awesome! x
thank you all :) this one was a fun project :) x
Great job it's looks real!
great job
Realy nice, great talent.
Brilliant cake!! great detail!! :-)

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If I could pull off a fez, I would wear one daily. I love their regality, and also how they are good for bad hair days. I "tip my hat" to Alex and his fine taste.
That is just too funny. Do we ever want to know where some ideas come from?Love it!Yvette
How very interesting! I wear a hat all the time at work, but not a fez.
Magnificent! Do you have a source yet for the fex? And is Alex going to start selling his work on Etsy soon?
I get it. Or my husband does. He has about 3. They are stuffed in the basement somewhere now though. Have you found one?
This is Alex's drawing, yes?
I hope he gets one, and I hope you show us a picture of him wearing it! I think he would look good in a fez. He's so original.
LOL! What a great blog you have here :)
Alex is so talented! I know who he gets it from too - I love the picture of the frog with the fez. So cute! Great job on the marker roll-up too! I made a bunch of things like that two years ago for Christmas presents - they were a grand slam!
Oh my gosh... that's a fantastic drawing!
Alex is a great illustrator! If he really wants a Fez I actually saw a bunch today on eBay while looking up souvenirs from Turkey (dont ask!).
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While it seems likely that Apple is intending to eventually establish iBeacon as a wireless electronic wallet system, rather than the existing NFC system commonly used in parts of Europe and Asia, apatent filing published today incorporates both protocols. It also allows for other forms of Bluetooth payment.
The secure payment system Apple describes would work in much the same way as the chip-and-PIN cards which are well-established in Europe. Instead of transmitting your actual card details to the payment terminal, the card details are used to generate an encrypted code which is sent instead. The terminal is able to validate the code and identify the account without ever having access to the card details themselves.
As we always note with patent stories, Apple patents huge numbers of things, most of which never make it into products. But while Apple is adopting its usual wait-and-see policy where new technologies are concerned, the question of using iPhones for payment is almost certainly when andhow rather than if.


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Here's an interesting report that crossed my transom today.
An administrator of a domain-joined machine created a share, and wanted to make sure that it could only be reached by the administrators and local accounts on the machine (service accounts, basically).
So, he created the share, and edited its permissions – removed "Everyone", added "Administrators" and "Users"; clicked OK and went away.
Domain users still had access to the share – and this somewhat worried the administrator. But, after some time considering, he thinks he has the answer, and removes "MyDomain\Domain Users" from the "Users" group; clicks OK and went away.
Surprise – domain users still have access to the share.
Before I give away the secret of how, can you see it for yourselves?
No takers? There's no trick, it's just a "did you expect that" kind of thing. Just to remind you all that when you take what you believe is a protective action, it's a good idea to verify that you have completely protected yourselves.
Do you know the reason behind this? I just recreated the scenario, but took it a step further and removed all groups/users from the Permissions window. I then mapped to the shared folder from two different nodes using two different user objects in AD, and I can still access the share. The only caveat is that both users had Domain Admin privileges. If I have time, I'll try it with a non-Admin user, but I suspect that it will yield the same results. So, what's the reason behind this?
Many thanks,
For your example, I wonder if this is because all files naturally have Creator/Owner Full Control permissions, in any OS before Vista / Longhorn. Try it from a user who isn't the owner. I suppose it's also possible (but I don't think this is the case) that you caused the file to have a NULL DACL, rather than a present-but-empty DACL. NULL DACLs indicate "everyone full control".
My teaser is a little simpler than that.
Thanks for the teaser – this officially promoted you to my "Priority" RSS label :). I haven't tried this but according to http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windows2000/w2kccscg/w2kscgcd.mspx definition of Users – "This group provides the user with the necessary rights to operate the computer as an end user, such as running applications and managing files. By default, Windows 2000 adds all new local user accounts to the Users group. When a member server or a computer running Windows 2000 joins a domain, the Domain Users global group, the Authenticated Users special group, and the INTERACTIVE special group are added to the local Users group."
With the Authenticated Users group still in the local Users group the act of removing Domain Users from the group had no real effect.
I was beginning to wonder if anyone would get it – Steve wins!
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Ravens Heap Problems on KC Defense
From Arrowhead Stadium
Over the years, Todd Heap has been on the fringe of the list of the top two or three tight ends in the NFL.
It was always Antonio Gates, Tony Gonzalez and guys like Jason Witten and Chris Cooley.
None of those guys has a thing on a healthy Todd Heap. After missing three games and being shutout in another because of a thigh injury, Heap came into Sunday's first-round game in the playoffs in pretty good shape.
Heap was feeling well enough to torment the Chiefs defense, something he did all day long. The 10-year veteran caught 10 passes for 108 yards and was always open any time that QB Joe Flacco needed somebody to throw the ball too.
"It was huge," Flacco said of Heap's contribution. "It's tough for the safety and the linebacker to cover Todd. He was big underneath for us today."
Heap's day was a post-season record for catches and yardage for the Ravens. It was also a record for the most catches by an opponent against the Chiefs in the playoffs, bettering the nine caught by WR Haywood Jeffires of Houston (1993) and Indianapolis TE Dallas Clark (2006).
"I'm always confident that I can get open," said Heap. "The way they were playing it, the defenses we were getting, we were successful early in the game. Joe kept gaining more confidence in just putting the ball out there and obviously I felt good about the matchups out there. We were able to keep converting and making big plays down the field."
And it seemed impossible for the Chiefs to keep him under control. They started first with SS Eric Berry pretty much taking him all over the field on the first possession by the Ravens offense. Heap caught three of the four passes thrown in his direction in the series, getting 12, seven and 13 yards. All three came with Berry on his hip, unable to stop the throw.
Finally, the fourth throw came to Heap in the end zone and Berry was able to knock it down.
"He's a very good receiver," said Berry, who also knocked down another pass that went to Heap in the second half. "He doesn't so much as push off with his hands, but he kind of puts his shoulder into you and he gets away from you on that."
Later, the Chiefs started using S Jon McGraw on Heap whenever they had their dime defense on the field. Most of the time, McGraw was trailing Heap on the coverage, and he kept grabbing the passes thrown to him.
"He's a big body, he has speed and quickness," McGraw said of Heap. He's a savvy route runner and they do a good job of scheming to get him in space.
"We were trying different defenses to find what would work. We knew after the first few series we had to get out of the zones. We were having problems underneath with backs getting open. We tried to get some man coverages to tighten it up, but that creates some tough one-on-one situations and Todd did a great job of getting open today."
Several times, ILB Derrick Johnson had Heap in bracket coverage with a defensive back.
"They had a good game plan with him and he made some tough catches," Johnson said. "There were a couple of times where we had him covered and he made a tough catch. He's a feisty veteran that helps his team win."
Heap certainly did so on Sunday. After that first series, he came back with catches for 3, 13, 21, 12, 13, 8 and 6 yards. Berry, McGraw, Johnson and CBs Brandon Carr and Flowers all took turns trying to cover him.
"You are not going to cover Todd with a corner," said Flacco, who hit the tight end for 10 of his 25 completions. "You're obviously going to put him up against a safety. It's a good matchup for us and he did a good job of catching the ball and getting some yards after the catch."
As for the recognition that Heap gets around the rest of the league, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh says some folks must not be paying attention.
"If there's anybody out there that doesn't think Todd Heap is one of the premier tight ends in the National Football League then they probably haven't paid attention over the course of his career," Harbaugh said. "He's got great hands, great body control, he's tough as nails and he has great speed for a tight end."
After Sunday, the Chiefs defense would certainly agree that Todd Heap is one tough guy to cover.
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January 9, 2011 - el cid says:
All year long what "decent" or upper level TE has not gotten the best of Crennels defense all year in every game? His defensive plan, for some reason, cannot account for or handle TEs. I suspect we lack talent, Hali and McGraw just trailed behind, even tried Arenas (our resident little person). If the Chiefs had speed then no size and if size, no speed…..no answer.
January 9, 2011 - John says:
we drove three hours to get there- tailgated before and after-drove three hours home, thru snow only to watch the chiefs set a record of 17 straight play-off losses. It was cold, the refs sucked and I ended up wondering if we didn't work harder then the offence. Almost had recovered from the Oakland game but saw it again today. I have a feeling that Charlie left for Florida a couple of weeks ago.


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Goodbye Mr. Poe
By Brian Bloom
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It was a thunder-filled day as my then seventh-grade teacher Max Poe ushered me out of his classroom to the "chair". Located on the edge of a vacuous study hall, the chair was Mr. Poe's one-on-one space where teacher and student could be free of classroom constraints. Lightening flashed across the darkened sky, followed by a booming roar.
"Your choice," I remember Mr. Poe telling me as he lit up his now-famous cherry tobacco-filled pipe. "The Preamble to the Constitution or the Gettysburg Address, which did you memorize?" he asked.
"The Preamble," I stuttered, fully aware how unprepared I was for this interrogation.
"Begin," he ordered as he leaned back to hear a seventh grade rendition for the thirtieth time that day.
Stage fright – if you could call it such when the audience was but one – took hold of me.
"I can't," I stammered as frustrated tears whelmed up in my eyes as I searched a failing memory for a place to start.
"Sure you can," he quietly said, aware how distraught I had become. "Four score…"
"That's not it," I said. That's what Lincoln said. "The Preamble starts 'We the People…'".
"It does?" he laughed.
"… of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union," I rambled, rushing through the one sentence lead as if a prize would be offered if I finished in a single breath.
"And your done," he said, his large hand resting on my shoulder.
"Done?" I asked, unaware I had actually fulfilled the day's assignment.
"Brian," he said, smoke folding around his balding scalp. "You need to believe in yourself as much as I believe in you."
Max Poe was my favorite teacher. If you believe the hundreds of Facebook postings from every corner of this country you learn Max Poe was the favorite teacher of hundreds, nay thousands, providing them the encouragement to learn.
Max Poe was also one of my favorite friends. Max's mother Mable spent more than a decade as our family sitter, corralling five boys whose parents both worked. Max's son Barry was closer to a brother, learning the journalism ropes from my father before obtaining a degree and taking the sports helm at Iowa's third largest newspaper.
Countless Saturdays were spent in the Poe household as Barry and I played basketball and whiffle ball, football and golf in an overused back yard.
Saturday Max Poe died from Alzheimer's.
One in eight adults, 65 and older, suffer from Alzheimer's. That number equals more than 5.2 million across this country.
It's the sixth leading cause of death and constitutes 60-80 percent of all dimentia patients nationwide. Alzheimer's is always fatal.
Every 68 seconds someone is diagnosed with Alzheimer's. By mid-century, it will be 33 seconds.
It is a statistical nightmare.
Max Poe was not a statistic.
Max Poe was my basketball coach, seeing something in a then 4'8" frame that eluded others. Max Poe was my football coach, teaching me there could be glory as a center. Max Poe was my track coach, betting the entire team that I could outrun the school's best sprinter in a half-mile endurance challenge.
Two years ago, back for a hometown Veteran's Day visit, I got a chance to thank Max for all that he did.
"Well now," he said, confused about the emotional hug I offered.
"You taught me the Preamble," I said.
"Four Score and seven years ago," he laughed… his eyes still searching for my identity.
"That's the Gettysburg Address," I said.
"I knew you would know it," he replied.
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Little is known for certain about the federal grand jury investigation of Infosys and its sponsorship of B-1 business visas.
In May, the Indian IT outsourcing company revealed that it had received a subpoena from a U.S. grand jury to provide records in connection with its use of B-1 business visas. A current* American employee of Infosys (INFY) alleged that the company was using the easier to obtain B-1 visa—intended to be used for travel to attend a specific event, receive short-term training, or conduct contract negotiations—in a fraudulent manner to import foreign workers to fill company roles stateside that actually required H-1B visas.
"It's hard to say what the State Department and U.S. Customs and Immigration Service (USCIS) are doing with respect to the investigation," says Ron Hira, associate professor of public policy at the Rochester Institute of Technology and co-author of Outsourcing America. "Neither agency has been forthcoming."
Some industry watchers predict that the probe could hamper the IT outsourcing industry's ability to use of a variety of guest worker and business travel visas, which in turn could lead these companies to hire more American IT workers.
"This could have some serious ramifications with the issuances of temporary work visas for employees of Indian-based service providers and non-Indian service providers seeking to bring Indian staff into the U.S.," says Phil Fersht, founder of outsourcing analyst firm HfS Research. "While valid H-1Bs and L-1s should still go through, the USCIS has the ability to probe visa applications hard when under scrutiny, and slow down the whole process for all providers, not only for Infosys."
Any media attention the Infosys case garners, particularly with the 2012 elections approaching and continued high unemployment rates, could drive further visa restrictions. "The publicity surrounding the investigation likely will generate continued Congressional interest and calls for further changes to the H-1B and L-1 programs to limit their perceived adverse effects on U.S. workers," says Carl W. Hampe, a partner in the immigration law group at Baker & McKenzie. "Companies sponsoring H-1B employees and those seeking the temporary transfer of their key personnel to the U.S. could face more obstacles."
Recent Visa (V) Reform Initiatives
IT service providers have been facing increased scrutiny of their use of visas to bring foreign workers to the U.S. in recent years. In 2004, Congress passed the L-1 Visa Reform Act, which increased limitations on the visas IT service providers use to bring specialized knowledge workers to client sites.
In recent years, USCIS has been more stringent in its assessment of H-1B visa petitions, reportedly beefing up its anti-fraud auditing efforts. Guidance issued by USCIS associate director Don Neufeld in 2010 required evidence of an actual employee-employer relationship between the visa petitioner and the H-1B employee. The so-called Neufeld memo "represented a significant change in policy and imposed substantial limitations on third party placement of H-1B visa holders. [It] was an example of efforts by USCIS to eliminate so-called [body shops]," says Paul W. Virtue, a partner in the immigration law group at Baker & McKenzie. Now, Virtue says, the U.S. government is turning its attention to B-1 business visitor visa abuse.
Implications of Infosys Visa Probe on American IT Workers
"The companies and stock market analysts have said that the effect will be that the firms will hire more American workers in lieu of bringing in foreign guest-workers," says Hira.
Donna Conroy, executive director of Bright Future Jobs, a grassroots lobbying group for IT professionals, thinks the Infosys investigation will be a tipping point in favor of American IT workers. "We are entering a period where foreign workers will be training their replacements. It's happening in one of our member's offices right now," she says. "It's curtains for the corporate culture that has avoided hiring experienced, highly-skilled Americans and new science and technology grads whom we've paid dearly to educate."
Others say the consequences of the Infosys investigation may be more limited. "I think that the opponents of skilled immigration are getting unduly excited again," says Vivek Wadhwa, visiting scholar at the University of California-Berkeley School of Information and senior research associate in Harvard Law School's labor and worklife program. "Infosys may have abused these visas and will likely get slapped on the wrist if it did. [But] we're talking about a very small proportion of its workforce being on these visas."
Dr. Lindsay Lowell, director of policy studies at Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of International Migration, says any fallout will depend on how widespread the alleged visa abuse is. "Will other companies be investigated? The blogosphere suggests the complaints may be there. But the investigation arm tends not to seek out problems," Lowell says. "Policymakers and companies that play by the rules need to decide if they'll police the system so that it serves U.S. employers as intended, or let regulations and enforcement slip, which is not in the best long-term interest of the United States."
Norm Matloff, professor of computer science at the University of California-Davis, says the Infosys investigation is a distraction from the real problem with America's skilled worker visa program. "The major problem is the legal underpayment of the foreign workers, due to loopholes," Matloff says. "Investigations of possible violations of the rules distract attention from that loopholes issue."
Increased scrutiny of visa petitions will be a headache for IT service providers reliant on foreign employees working at U.S. sites, but "it's not a game changer," says Fersht of HfS Research. "The leading service providers are quite adept these days at deploying onshore staff—local Americans or Indians already living in the US with valid visas—to facilitate offshore work transition over to locations like India. [They] can work around issues created by prolonged visa applications and tougher guidelines."
Virtue of Baker & McKenzie is counseling clients to ensure that any employees visiting the U.S. on B-1 visas do not engage in any activities that could be construed as employment and that the employee-employer relationship for any sponsored H-1B and L-1 visa holder is clearly documented. Virtue is also advising outsourcing customers to make sure their contracts are for specific deliverables and not for the assignment of specific personnel, in order to avoid liability in any visa audit or investigation.


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Don't lean on doors during a thunderstorm.
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Sen"su*al*ism (?), n. [Cf. F. sensualisme.]
The condition or character of one who is sensual; subjection to sensual feelings and appetite; sensuality.
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The doctrine that all our ideas, or the operations of the understanding, not only originate in sensation, but are transformed sensations, copies or relics of sensations; sensationalism; sensism.
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The regarding of the gratification of the senses as the highest good.
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Audit-proof versioning of programs: VERS_AT_IMP
Hi there,
let's have a look at a very handy system parameter, which is nevertheless not checked as frequently as others in audits — the tp parameter VERS_AT_IMP.
In a default installation this parameter is set to »NEVER«, which means that no new version is created when transporting a program to a target system; the code is simply overwritten there.
If the parameter is set to »ALWAYS« (which is the only other valid option), a version history is maintained analogous to the development system.
Btw.: not only reports are affected by this, but actually all workbench objects that support versioning.
Why does that matter?
The legal codes of many (all?) countries prescribe a duty to preserve records, which is also relevant for program code – the German HGB (Handelsgesetzbuch) for instance. Therefore it is a risk to allow old program versions to be deleted (due to a lack of knowledge – or on purpose).
Developers are usually allowed to execute all reports on a development system, which also includes RSVCAD03 and RSVCAD04. These reports allow the deletion of a program's version history (they're NOT assigned to any program authorization group and the program code does NOT contain any AUTHORITY-CHECKs ← read comments below).
Update: Meanwhile SAP has added an authorization check for S_CTS_ADMI with value TABL to both programs. Anyway, this authorization is checked in many places and chances are high that a number of users have (and need) this authorization for other purposes. So this does not change the general recommendation of this article…
So your options are:
- if you want to keep the version history on the development system: do whatever it takes to secure RSVCAD03 and RSVCAD04 (just removing S_CTS_ADMI from all roles will not work, especially on non-productive systems) and be careful when restoring the system; you might lose versions (think of reinstallations)
- set VERS_AT_IMP to »ALWAYS« on the productive system and keep your version history there (of course the above reports have to be secured as well)
As you probably guessed, the second option is favorable, because:
- authorizations on production are much more limited, so protecting the reports RSVCAD03/04 is much easier there
- the continuity of a productive system can be ensured, while this is not true for a development system
Where to check it?
Start report RSTMSTPP, enter the productive system's SID and go for it.
Where to set it?
Go to STMS → System Overview. Then double-click in your productive system and switch to the "Transport Tool" tab.
If the parameter does not appear there, it is set to the default value »NEVER«!
Update: Effect on installation of support packages
Switching the parameter to ALWAYS has no automatic effect on transaction SPAM. In other words: installing support packages does not lead numerous (useless) versions of SAP standard objects.
The simple reason is that SPAM allows you to choose whether to create versions of the objects in support packages or not (→ disabled per default).
To enable it, setting VERS_AT_IMP to ALWAYS is a prerequisite — check out SPAM → Extras → Setting → Import queue → Create object versions during import — but be aware that this might have an impact on performance and database size.
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Hello Daniel,
thanks a lot for the great information you publish.
Just some news on that topic: as SPAM is deprecated, SP & upgrades are handled through SUM and it seems that SUM does not offer any versioning option.Best regards.
Hello Daniel,
the DSAG audit guide also mentions this parameter and it is very helpful reading your blog in addition. Thank you. In this context also § 146 AO and the GoBS (Generally Accepted Principles of Computer-assisted Accounting Systems) can be mentioned as well. The GoBS is more detailed than the laws.
But apart from legal requirements I think a version history is state of the art and can be very useful for testing and development.Martin
Hello Daniel,
I don't understand your remark about the AUTHORITY-CHECKs. In my 7.02 system both reports are checking during initialization the authorization (Admin in CTS). This is a quite high authorization level. It is the same you need to set the system change options in TMS.Best regards, Ansgar
Hello Daniel,
thanks for this interesting article. You mention the duty to preserve records in the German HGB. On what paragraph / section of the law you are referring to. Do you know an auditor who complains about the missing parameter?
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NHL Draft 2012 Results: What This Means for the Future of the Buffalo Sabres
After a completely disastrous 2011-12 regular season, that saw the Buffalo Sabres miss the postseason, the 2012 NHL entry draft became a much more important day for the Sabres organization than originally anticipated.
After Buffalo GM Darcy Regier was given the green light to go out and spend an exorbitant amount of money on free agents like Ville Leino and Christian Ehrhoff, the Sabres were expected to be among the Eastern Conference's leaders from October until April.
Instead, they were bottom feeders for the duration of the season, leaving many questioning why they spent so much money on players like Leino and Ehrhoff.
With the Sabres only having about $11.8 million in cap space this offseason, and the need to sign six players, it didn't appear as though the Sabres were going to be able to make big waves in the free agent market this year in order to make a push to become a contending team once again.
Enter the 2012 NHL entry draft.
This past weekend was Darcy Regier's chance to add a few assets to the Sabres system to help build a successful team for the future.
Entering the draft with four of the first 44 selections, Buffalo was in a great position to do just that.
Luckily for Sabres fans, Darcy Regier handled himself in superb fashion, managing to flip Nashville's first-round pick (21st overall) along with the Sabres own second rounder for Calgary's 14th overall draft choice.
This allowed Regier to address his need for organizational depth at the center position not once, but twice, as he was able to snag top-tier Russian prospect Mikhail Grigorenko, as well as the top Latvian prospect Zemgus Girgensons.
According to hockeysfuture.com, the Sabres were in dire need of some offensive prospects, particularly at center and left-wing.
There isn't really a grade that would suit Buffalo's first round other than an "A."
Choosing a player who was ranked as the second best prospect in the draft earlier in the season and may be able to contribute immediately, along with the addition of a top-15 pick to further improve your organization's offensive depth is exactly what Buffalo needed to do.
As for day 2 of the draft, Regier used his remaining picks to bring in three more centers, a goalie (albeit one that is likely to never see much time in the NHL), and two more defensemen to keep Buffalo's depth on the blue line intact.
If Buffalo's previous free agent signings from last year can have a rebound kind of season, and Mikhail Grigorenko can crack the Sabres' lineup this fall, the Sabres could be primed for a return to the postseason, as well as a bright future thanks in large part to Darcy Regier.
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Premier Wen stresses poverty alleviation in SW China
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Premier Wen Jiabao has urged greater efforts to alleviate poverty, preserve the environment and adjust the economic structure in southwest China's Guizhou Province.
Wen made the remarks during a two-day inspection tour to the province that ended on Sunday. The tour followed a previous visit to Yiliang, a county in Yunnan Province that was recently hit by earthquakes and a landslide.
Improving livelihoods in Guizhou will be symbolic of China's efforts to close the gap between the underdeveloped west and other regions in the country, Wen said.
He called on the local government and residents of Guizhou to make arduous efforts for the province's future.
Wen visited the city of Bijie, which was approved by the State Council, or China's cabinet, in 1988 as a "trial zone" for environmental protection, economic development and poverty alleviation, and expressed appreciation for the achievements the city has made over the past two decades.
Wen also visited Weining, a county located in a remote mountainous area in the province and inhabited by people from various ethnic groups.
He visited an adobe house in the village of Dalu and talked with local residents about an ongoing government-subsidized housing renovation program in the village.
According to the villagers, the government's support has helped 53 of the village's 262 families to renovate their houses.
Wen called for further implementation of the government's poverty alleviation policies, as well as more efforts to promote agricultural industries with local characteristics, increase farmers' incomes and improve living standards for local residents.
Wen urged continuous efforts in environmental protection and ecological preservation in order to secure sustainable development in the region.
Efforts to convert pastures into forests will help to conserve water resources, curb the spread of desertification, improve the ecological environment and increase farmers' incomes, Wen said.
He also inspected a hydrological project and urged scientific planning for the project in order to combine water conservancy, ecological protection and desertification prevention efforts.
Wen visited an automobile manufacturing plant in Bijie and encouraged the enterprise to work hard and maintain its standing in the market.
He told the province to adhere to a new road of industrialization and actively participate in regional cooperation with southeast Asian countries and regions.
During his inspection, Wen heard a work report from the provincial government of Guizhou and told the government to focus on poverty reduction efforts and work to secure leapfrog economic and social development.
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It wasn't a surprise that Norm Parker announced his retirement Sunday. With his health problems it has seemed inevitable. The assistant coach of the year award he received a few weeks ago is really more of a lifetime achievement award (despite it's title) and I think people had an inkling of what's coming.
Parker has taken a lot of heat for the defense's performance. In all honesty, I think most of the fault this season lies on offense. We all knew coming into the season it was going to be a rebuilding year with the talent lost. The only game where you really can say the defense blew it was the Iowa State game in which Steele Jantz looked superhuman and was riding the pine about a month later. The bigger problem has been Ken O'Keefe's offense. They have NFL caliber talent, yet they've been inconsistent (especially on the road). Iowa's defense didn't have the shutdown capability that they'd had in previous years, but they gave the Hawks chances to win at Penn State, Minnesota, Nebraska, and even the home game against Michigan State (turnovers and poor special teams play doomed them in the first half). When Iowa's offense went in the tank, they left their defense on the field for a LONG time.
As I just started in March I haven't had much experience with Mr. Parker, but one moment I had with him made an impression. During the season I attended one of the weekly press conferences. I was bogged down with equipment, carrying my camera, tripod and audio bag. It gets kinda heavy and I'm sure I looked like a mess. As I struggled to get in through the door and waited for an elevator Parker, who'd seen me coming in, came up in his walker and said he felt sorry I had to carry all that stuff and wished he could have gotten the door. That struck me-here's a guy suffering from diabetes, who had part of his leg amputated, and he sincerely cares about my load (which in comparison to him is nothing). It probably was time for him to step aside, and yes results on the field weren't great this past year, but Norm Parker is a good and selfless man, and that's something we need more of in coaching today. May his retirement years bring him nothing but happiness.
At some point I think the Tim Tebow madness has to end. It just looks like that point isn't coming anytime soon. First, it's not all Tebow. The defense has gotten better (in my opinion Von Miller may be that team's MVP), and today Matt Prater hit ridiculous field goals. Yet there's no denying teammates feed off him. I just don't understand how a guy can play like garbage for three quarters and then turn it on in the fourth. I'm not a Broncos fan (as a Chiefs fan I used to passionately hate them) and it colors me a bit, but even I have to be awed by this. The last eight weeks have been incredible.
What's equally as fascinating, though, is the way opposing teams collapse. It seems like Tebow not only inspires his teammates, but deflates the other team. How does Marion Barber run out of bounds late in the fourth with a three point lead and no Denver timeouts left? Then in overtime Barber looks to be ready to break one, possibly for the winning score, only to fumble. It's all just bizarre.
The one common thing over the last two months is that for the most part Denver has played bad, or at best, struggling offensive teams that Denver's defense has been able to hold in check. That changes next week with New England coming to town. If Tebow plays that badly for three quarters the Patriots will bury the Broncos much the way the Lions did in Tebow's only loss. But if Tebow "Tebows" the Pats and Bill Belichick, clearly this is for real.
Ho hum the Green Bay Packers blew somebody out again. Does it seem like this is getting enough press? Certainly Tebowmania has eaten into the coverage that this would be getting. But the Patriots were rock stars in 2007. These Packers are the defending Super Bowl champs! I think because Green Bay doesn't have quite as many personalities (IE Randy Moss, Tom Brady, even Belichick), they don't get as much hype. All the Packers do is just go about their business in workman like fashion and roll teams. Guessing that's the way Green Bay fans like it.
The Packers will play their final road game (well at least until a possible Super Bowl trip) in Kansas City next week. I'd at least like to see KC make them sweat for, oh, maybe a quarter? Unfortunately if Tyler Palko is out there again it will be 30-0 after by the second quarter. Kyle Orton with five broken fingers would be better than this schmuck. And what exactly did Ricky Stanzi do to piss off Chiefs brass? What exactly is the harm in not playing him right now? Palko played the ENTIRE game in KC's 37-10 drubbing at the Jets. You'd think they'd at least get Stanzi some reps in garbage time. Rumor has it Stanzi was not a Todd Haley choice and that GM Scott Pioli overruled him. For reasons that go far beyond Stanzi I'm guessing there's a good chance Pioli pink slips Haley when things are said and done.


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Scintillating advice from Steven Tyler: "Keep it up."
My favorite of the night was Colton, and my least favorite was DeAndre. I feel like DeAndre should have left long ago. It is painful to listen to him sing!
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DeAndre and Hollie should be in the bottom - I thought HeeJun redeemed himself a bit, but he could potentially go home too.
I was in the kitchen listening when this started and it sounded so very weird...but I was back in front of the tv before JLo's look to Steven, and I disagree with your interpretation...just before looking at him she was really into the song and it was more of a "wtf" in a good way. Beats me though because as much as I really love falsetto, this was just strange, and not in a good way.
I was impressed by most of them. Least so... DeAndre, Heejun, Joshua, Skylar. Loved Phil. Colton was very good. Since I think it's time a girl won, my votes went to Elise and Holly. Jessica was good, but being young, has a head start on her singing career just by being on Idol.
On the West Coast watching HeeJun ... sorry, A Song For You is one of my favorite songs, written and performed by Leon Russell. HeeJun brought no soul to this song, just like when he sang one of my other favorite songs All in Love is Fair.
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Severtson Announces Acclaimed Spirit Series In-Ceiling Motorized Projection Screen Now 4K Ready
Made in the USA and Shipping, the High-Quality Spirit Series is Designed for On-Wall, In-Ceiling, and Suspended Installations in Commercial Multi-Purpose as well as Residential Environments;the Screen Disappears from Sight When Not in Use; Standard and Custom Sizes Available
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Yes, the delay you are avoiding is the delay in acquiring page frames for some process which suddenly needs more memory. It doesn't mean that 128 megabytes must always remain free, just that old stuff starts swapping out before you hit a point where you might actually have to wait for a page frame.
Really, think of RAM like your desk and your harddrive like your desk drawers and you as the processor. When your desk is, say, 80% full of clutter... it would be more efficient to put the older items that you know you haven't used a long while into the drawers, now in anticipation of more clutter, than it would be to put the stuff away when you actually need to clean up the clutter to add more items to the desk.
Same, I have a system similar to yours, but no car =( Tax return is going to be a downpayment on a nice car.
Yeah, I understand the reasoning behind why Windows does what it does. I don't understand everything, that's all. But then again, who does, save for the devs of Windows itself?
Windows will also page when an app hasn't been used in a long time but there is still memory free, I know I have witnessed that on this computer, with 3GB of RAM I shouldn't be paging unless I am gaming or doing other resource intensive task.
Yes, but I do believe they have a ratio of Free RAM to Application Idle Time that the consult with when deciding whether to swap out an idle application. For instance, if you have 2GB of free RAM at any given time, it may not swap out a file until it has been idle, for say, 24 hours or so. I dunno... the calibration of the system might suck, but I'm sure they're considering all of the elements.
Why not? Just because a page gets paged out doesn't mean it is removed from RAM.
Imagine some program A has allocated 16 megabytes, and has gone to sleep, and it has been asleep for a while. The OS can swap all its pages to disk but keep them in RAM as well (so it's not really swapping, but making a copy). Now imagine that extreme memory pressure is suddenly placed on the system. It can immediately throw the pages out of program A's memory without paging them to disk, because they already got paged out a long time ago.
On the other hand, if program A suddenly wakes up again, its pages are all still in RAM and no swapping needs to happen. The OS just clears the swap pages from the swap cache and goes about its business.
Either way, the net effect is a win.
If there is available swap space, and no IO pressure, the system should ALWAYS be swapping out. Why wait until things start slowing down?
The point is that it tosses stuff out of RAM even though there's no pressure. Typically running a game can force such a situation, even though the game might not use all RAM available.
Paging is fine, but when it start to drop stuff out of ram for no reason, then things are starting to go wrong.
He just explained you why they aren't.
They are at times for no apparent reason.
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Looking chubbier and more rumpled than Id ever seen him, Mario Vargas Llosa turned up on Charlie Rose last week to promote his novel, The Feast of the Goat, about the Dominican Republic during the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo. As usual, Charlie seemed not to have read a word of the book. Fixing his guest with those baggy Carolina eyes, he asked, Whats the message of the novel? The urbane Peruvian barked an unhappy laugh: I dont like messages, you know. A message should transpire with the story.
If any message transpires from Vargas Llosas own story, its about the abyss that separates writing about politics from actually living them.
Only a dozen years ago, the 64-year-old novelist was best known for being one of the worlds leading writers not so great perhaps as Gabriel García Márquez, but incomparably more interesting than, say, John Updike. Vargas Llosa had been raised on the insecure fringes of the middle class, and like most young Latin American intellectuals of his generation, hed initially flirted with the left. This early sense of alienation inspired three marvelous books about Lima: The City and the Dogs, Conversation in the Cathedral (his masterpiece) and the sly comedy Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter. But Vargas Llosa had always craved bourgeois acceptance, and as he grew more successful, he became increasingly conservative and increasingly infected by what he calls the disease of politics. By 1990, at age 54, he was running for the presidency of Peru.
At first, he appeared to be the dream candidate a handsome, cosmopolitan non-politician unsullied by decades of repression and corruption. But he ran as a Thatcherite, calling for an economic shock therapy that would throw countless people off the government payroll. Here, his ideas would have made him a perfectly plausible member of our Democratic Party; in Peru, they bound him inexorably to a cruel, selfish ruling elite. And he only made matters worse by letting himself be championed by the rich blond wives of Lima, the very embodiment of the divide between the prosperous white minority (the blancos) and the much poorer, darker-skinned cholo majority. His aristocratic style played right into the hands of his opponent, populist demagogue Alberto Fujimori, who skillfully portrayed the novelist as one of Them. Vargas Llosa and his Savile Row suits got trounced.
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As Al Gore could tell you, it isnt uncommon to lose an election you should win. But Vargas Llosas campaign remains fascinating for what it reveals about the treacherous singularity of literary understanding. In her book Looking for History, Alma Guillermoprieto definitively dissects the paradox of Vargas Llosas disastrous campaign: He made mistakes that youd never make if youd simply read the books of . . . Mario Vargas Llosa. Although Ive never been to Peru, his work has taught me never to put any faith in the countrys conservative businessmen, and never to side with the blonds of Lima against the cholos. But seeking the votes of his fellow citizens, Vargas Llosa evidently forgot this. Everything he knew about Peru as a writer sitting at his desk, he didnt know when he actually traveled the country hed written about so perceptively.
Such skewed vision is hardly unique. When the terrorists struck on September 11, people kept invoking Don DeLillo, who almost seemed to have copyrighted this kind of attack the airliners mightve flown straight from the pages of his books. Just look at the cover of Underworld. Few people would seem better suited to comment on the resonance of those events, yet in the current Harpers, he offers an essay about terrorism so banal it seems to have been written by a failing academic in the Hitler Studies department he invented for White Noise. As with Vargas Llosa, citizen DeLillo is not remotely as intelligent as DeLillo the novelist. Together, they offer compelling evidence of D.H. Lawrences dictum: Never trust the artist. Trust the tale.
Although not up to Vargas Llosas highest standard, The Feast of the Goat is a tale worth trusting fictionalized history at its most cinematic. The novel offers a portrait of Trujillos bloody, decadent 30-year dictatorship by crosscutting between the stories of a leading politicians daughter, a group of assassins and the aging caudillo himself (known as The Goat), who suffers from prostate problems that threaten his machismo. Backed by the U.S. for most of his reign, Trujillo is a classic strongman who loves power and loves flaunting his impunity. He sleeps with his subordinates wives, deflowers their daughters, saturates the whole country with fear of his disfavor. Cross him, and his hatchet man Johnny Abbes will feed you (not a metaphor) to the sharks.
Trujillo was a genuinely terrible figure, and Vargas Llosa makes you feel the implacable weight of his megalomania. Yet reading The Feast of the Goat feels oddly reassuring, almost nostalgic, for it evokes a brand of crude, materialistic evil thats easy to understand. I can see why you might want to be so powerful that you can bed any woman you desire, build monuments to yourself or arrange the traffic to fit your own convenience. Such grandiose selfishness is comprehensible because its an extension of our normal, rational lives. This is a far cry from what were faced with in todays theocratic terrorists whose vision of the future equal parts Armageddon, the Middle Ages and Jonestown suggests a disorientation of the soul verging on collective madness. (Vargas Llosa tackled such fanaticism in his gripping novel, The War of the End of the World, the extravagantly violent epic of a revolutionary utopian commune in 19th-century Brazil.)
Under the Goat, writes Vargas Llosa, the Dominican citizens were brutalized by indoctrination and isolation, deprived of free will and even curiosity by the habit of servility. One such quisling is a drunken senator named Henry Chirinos (a fictional character who, in a piece of authorial score settling, has been given the name of a onetime Vargas Llosa supporter who later became a Fujimori apologist). Trujillos private nickname for Chirinos is the Walking Turd, and he treats him with exactly that much respect. He uses him to write articles in the daily paper El Caribe that tell the public what to think.
From the relative safety of the U.S., its always tempting to feel superior to flunkies like Chirinos and all those who propped up Trujillo. But I was just finishing The Feast of the Goat when I was handed Newsweeks recent Where We Got Our Strength cover celebrating George and Laura Bush. The story was billed as an Exclusive, which meant that we got to read of Lauras calming presence and the presidents newfound confidence: I believe a lot of it has to do with the prayers of the American people. Funny, I keep praying hell stop saying crap like that. At a time when Bush is creating Trujillo-worthy military tribunals while urging us not to worry about losing our rights, the story is propagandistic piffle of such astonishing purity that I expected to see a byline by Henry Chirinos.
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New to reloading...need advice
Want to start off by saying this is a great forum...by far the best I've encountered on the web. Great advice and tech savy people...glad to be a part of it.
I need advice on a press set up and wanted to get a few opinions before I made the plunge into equipment. Here is what I plan on reloading, .223, 300 win mag, 50 bmg and maybe 45 acp. I am more concerned with 300 win and the 50 bmg. I was just wondering if the is a press or set up that is better with cases this size. Any of your input will be appreciated. Thanks again. |
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Most any single stage press will handle most any centerfire rifle and pistol round. If .50BMG is in your future, you need to get a press that will handle it. The dies are larger and will not fit in standard 7/8" threads. I have an RCBS Rock Chucker press that has a bushing that can be removed to accomodate .50BMG dies. I'm sure there are other presses that can do the same.
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The RockChucker is a great all around press!! I have two and a junior on my bench. The best advice that I can give you is get a couple of good reloading manuals READ THEM and take your time when you are at the bench. Don't shortcut and don't guess. It is one of the greatest pastimes that man has invented!!
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press for .50bmg
I just bought a Lee Classic Cast press. this one is a hulking monster. Their ads indicate they developed it with the BMG in mind. It does require a special shell holder for the BMG. One report I saw said that it worked just fine. the shell holder option also comes with a primer adaption. I bought it because i wanted something roomy for my big hands and decided I wanted an "O" type not a "C" type press. As I recall the Midway lists it for around $65.
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Go with the Lee Anniversary Reloading Kit. It has the cast aluminum "O" press as well as almost everything you'll need - except dies and cartridge components - to start reloading. Depending on how new a kit you get, it will have a copy of Modern Reloading or Modern Reloading II by Richard Lee. You can get this kit for about $100 if you shop around.
By the way, you'll need at least 3 reloading manuals to start with - Modern Reloading (I or II) and Lyman 48th Edition Reloading Handbook are two I strongly recommend.
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Thanks for the advice guys. I will check out the presses you have mentioned and I will definitely read a couple of reloading books before I get started. I am the kind of person who actually reads the manual before I start messing with things especialy when it has to do with firearms. You can never be too safe with this sort of stuff. Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
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What ever you do, do not get your pistol powder in the same room when loading the BMG!
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I would spend a few more bucks and get the RCBS Master Reloading Kit from Midway. It has most of the things needed to begin reloading and will last a lifetime.
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DITTO Master Reloading kit from RCBS.
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July 15, 2005, 03:17 PM | #11 |
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Thanks for the input the more the better!
July 15, 2005, 09:39 PM | #12 |
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"DITTO Master Reloading kit from RCBS."
+2. That, plus a caliper, dies, shell-holder (sometime included with dies but not always), bullets, brass, and primers is all you will need. I got mine from Cabela's. |
July 15, 2005, 10:28 PM | #13 |
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RCBS 50 BMG press
RCBS makes a press, and a kit press with dies and shell holder for the 50 BMG. The press also comes with a reducer so you can use standard 7/8-14 dies to load all of the "normal" calibers. While this press is more costly than the Lee 50 cal press, it is an alternative to someone who prefers RCBS products.
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