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Not just pretty pictures but a reflection of their time
By Sally Mauk
No museum in the country has been more instrumental in introducing modern impressionist art to American audiences than the Art Institute of Chicago. The institute's Gary C. and Frances Comer Curator of Modern Art is in Missoula to lecture about a seminal show in 1913 that introduced the greats like Picasso and Matisse to this country.
Stephanie D'Alessandro's talk coincides with a current exhibit of modern art, including works by Picasso and Matisse, at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture on the University of Montana campus.
In this feature interview, News Director Sally Mauk tours the exhibit with D'Alessandro, who describes the importance in 1913 of what was called the "armory show" .


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United Air Lines, Inc. , operating as United Airlines, is a major U.S. airline and the world's largest airline with 86,852 employees and operating the second-largest fleet with 702 aircraft. It is a subsidiary of United Continental Holdings, Inc. formerly, UAL Corporation, with corporate headquarters in Chicago. United's largest hub is George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. United is a founding member of the Star Alliance, the largest airline alliance in the world, and offers connections to over 1,000 destinations in over 170 countries worldwide. The airline's regional service is United Express. is the national flag carrier and one of the major and largest airline of the United States Main article: History of United Airlines United Airlines originated from the Varney Air Lines air mail service of Walter Varney, who also founded Varney Speed Lines which later became Continental Airlines. Founded in Boise, Idaho in 1926, the carrier flew the first Contract Air Mail flight in the U.S. on April 5, 1926, marking the first scheduled airline service in the country's history. In 1927, airplane pioneer William Boeing founded his own airline, Boeing Air Transport, and began buying other airmail carriers including Varney Airlines. In 1929, Boeing merged his company with Pratt & Whitney to form the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation (UATC). In 1933, United began operating the Boeing 247, which enabled passengers to fly across the U.S. without an overnight stop or changing planes. After passage of the Air Mail Act in 1934, UATC separated into United Aircraft, the Boeing Airplane Company and United Air Lines. During World War II, United-trained ground crews, modified airplanes for use as bombers, and transported mail, material, and passengers in support of the war effort. After the war, United gained from a boom in customer demand for air travel, with its revenue passenger-miles jumping five-fold in the 1950s, and continued growth occurring through the next two decades. In 1954 United Airlines became the first airline to purchase modern flight simulators which had visual, sound and motion cues for training pilots. Purchased for U.S.$3 million (1954) from Curtiss-Wright, these were the first of today's modern flight simulators for training of commercial passenger aircraft pilots. United merged with Capital Airlines on June 1, 1961 and displaced American Airlines as the world's second largest airline, after Aeroflot. In 1968, the company reorganized, creating UAL Corporation, with United Airlines as a wholly owned subsidiary. The 1970s saw economic turmoil, resulting in "stagflation" and labor unrest. The 1978 Airline Deregulation Act, resulting in industry shakeups, further added to the carrier's difficulties in a loss-making period. In 1982, United became the first carrier to operate the Boeing 767, taking its first delivery of 767-200s on August 19. In May 1985, the airline underwent a 29-day pilot strike over management's proposed "B-scale" pilot pay rates. Then-company CEO Richard Ferris changed United's parent company's name from UAL Corporation to Allegis in February 1987, but following his termination, the company reverted to the name UAL Corp. in May 1988, and divested non-airline properties. In 1985, United expanded dramatically by purchasing Pan Am's entire Pacific Division, giving it a hub at Tokyo's Narita International Airport, and in 1991 purchased routes to London Heathrow Airport from ailing Pan Am, making it one of two US carriers permitted exclusive access to Heathrow under Bermuda II until "open skies" took effect in 2008 (American Airlines being the other, after purchasing TWA's Heathrow landing slots). The aftermath of the Gulf War and increased competition from low-cost carriers led to losses in 1991, and 1992. In 1994, United's pilots, machinists, bag handlers and non-contract employees agreed to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), acquiring 55% of company stock in exchange for 15–25% salary concessions, making the carrier the largest employee-owned corporation in the world. The carrier also launched a low-cost subsidiary in 1994, Shuttle by United a high frequency, west coast-based operation, in an attempt to compete with low-cost carriers; the subsidiary remained in operation until 2001. In 1995, United became the first airline to introduce the Boeing 777 in commercial service. In 1997, United co-founded the Star Alliance airline partnership. In May 2000, United announced a planned $11.6 billion acquisition of US Airways, but withdrew the offer in July 2001 before the United States Department of Justice barred the merger on antitrust grounds. May 2000 also saw a bitter contract dispute between United and its pilots' union over pay cuts and concessions to fund the ESOP and overtime work, causing summer flight cancellations until a salary increase was agreed upon. During the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, two of the four airplanes hijacked and crashed by al-Qaeda terrorists were United Airlines aircraft. An airline industry downturn resulted, and coupled with economic difficulties, skyrocketing oil prices, and higher labor costs, the company lost $2.14 billion in 2001. In the same year United applied for a $1.5 billion loan guarantee from the federal Air Transportation Stabilization Board established in the wake of the September 11 attacks. After attempts to secure additional capital failed, UAL Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December 2002 and the ESOP was terminated. United's bankruptcy operations resulted in furloughing thousands of workers, closing all U.S. city ticket offices, cancelling several existing and planned routes, downsizing its Miami operations, closing maintenance bases, and fleet reductions. The carrier also negotiated cost cuts with employees, suppliers, and contractors, and terminated feeder contracts with United Express carriers Atlantic Coast Airlines and Air Wisconsin. The carrier launched a new, all coach, low-cost carrier named Ted in 2003, and a luxury "p.s. " (for "premium service") coast-to-coast service on re-configured 757s in 2004. In 2005, United cancelled its pension plan in the largest such default in U.S. corporate history. In 2005, United announced it had raised $3 billion in financing to exit bankruptcy and filed its Plan of Reorganization, as announced, on September 7, 2005. In late 2006, Continental Airlines participated in preliminary merger discussions with United. On June 4, 2008, United announced it would close its Ted unit and reconfigure the subsidiary's aircraft for a return to mainline configuration. On April 16, 2010, United resumed merger talks with Continental Airlines. The board of directors of both Continental and UAL Corporation's United Airlines reached an agreement to combine operations on May 2, 2010. The combined carrier would retain the United Airlines name, but use Continental's logo and livery, and Continental's CEO Jeff Smisek would head the new company. The merger was contingent upon shareholder and regulatory approval. The Continental–United merger was approved by the European Union in July 2010. On August 27, 2010, the US Justice Department approved the Continental–United Merger. On September 17, 2010, United shareholders approved the merger deal with Continental Airlines. Both carriers planned to begin merging operations in 2011 to form the world's biggest carrier. On October 1, 2010, UAL Corporation completed its acquisition of Continental Airlines and changed its name to United Continental Holdings, Inc. The airline received a single operating certificate from the FAA on November 30, 2011. On March 3, 2012, Continental and United merged their passenger service systems, frequent-flier programs, and websites which officially eliminated the Continental name and brand as far as the public was concerned.,United Air Lines, Inc. , operating as United Airlines, is a major U.S. airline owned by United Continental Holdings, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It is the world's largest airline by number of destinations and scheduled passenger-kilometers flown (although this may change if American Airlines and US Airways complete their planned merger). The airline was founded in 1926 as Varney Air Lines; it was renamed Boeing Air Transport in 1927 after it was acquired by aircraft manufacturer Boeing. United became an independent company in 1934, and merged with Capital Airlines in 1961. In 2011, it merged with Continental Airlines, replacing its own tulip logo with Continental's globe logo and its aircraft livery. United is a founding member of the Star Alliance, the largest airline alliance in the world, and offers connections to over 1,000 destinations in over 170 countries worldwide. United's largest hub is George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. The airline's regional service is United Express. As of October 2012, United employs 88,253 people, and is headed by Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Smisek. United operates 705 aircraft, consisting of narrowbody Airbus A320 family, Boeing 737 Next Generation, and Boeing 757 aircraft as well as widebody Boeing 747, Boeing 767, 777, and 787 aircraft. It has single-aisle Boeing 737 Next Generation and 737 MAX aircraft, as well as the widebody Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, on order. Lees meer →
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Old nuclear power plant transformed into a theme park and hotel
The landmark cooling tower has been fitted with a swing ride and the outer walls are used as a climbing wall (image from Wunderland Kalkar)
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The Wunderland Kalkar amusement park in Germany has been converted from a disused nuclear power station, following the government's decision to abandon all nuclear energy plants. The site was sold in 1991 to a Dutch investor who, leaving the reactor building in place, created Wunderland Kalkar. The proportions of the park are enormous, positioned on over 55 hectares (80 football fields) and features over 40 amusement attractions.
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Sweets in Singapore
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- Stephanie said...
Hi Sharon,
Glad to see you had fun in Singapore - the desserts look absolutely amazing.
And I'm totally in love with your teapot cake! I wouldn't have been able to part with it either!
- August 10, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- MrsKT said...
Sharon, the teapot cake is stunning, I love the way you have done the board and the butterflies are so pretty :)
- August 10, 2010 at 9:43 PM
- Rose said...
The tea pot is really a cake! wow! you astound me every time with your amazing creations.
- August 10, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- bossacafez said...
hey sharon, i didn't know you're a singaporean! :-o
i haven't tried canele's new creations yet, was the ispahan any good? i was at sweet spot not too long ago, find that their desserts are wayyy overpriced! at almost $10 an individual entremet i think theirs must be the most expensive among all patisseries already. i find them too light tho', i had the fraisier something, it was not just light but bland as well. the lemongrass coconut macaron i had was quite good tho' :)
hv u been to k ki @ ann siang hill? their cakes are good, esp the mont blanc! :D
- August 15, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Sharon said...
Stephanie - Thank you! I was so sad to see the teapot go... but at least it went to a good 'home' :)
MrsKT - I love the board too. It was a last minute decision to do it but I'm glad I did.
Rose - Thank you!
Evan - everything at Canele was so pretty :) and I'm not sure which one the Ispahan is (I'm bad with names!)? And yes Sweet Spot is pretty pricey but I tend to overlook these things when I see something pretty :P The chocolate ones we had were light but they were quite tasty. They were so light we managed to eat 3 desserts between the 2 of us :) I might have to go back and try the macaroons on my next trip!
And I have not even heard of K Ki! Another place to add to my list. I am so out of touch, I should check with you next time before I travel :)
- August 15, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Ladybird said...
GASP! The teapot is my favourite.. I can understand why you had trouble parting with it! Absolutely beautiful...
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Here is Ken's magic question for evolutionists: "Were you there?" Because of course, Ham knows the Big Guy Upstairs, who was there and who helpfully wrote it all down in a book called the Bible so that Fundamentalist homeschoolers could learn science from ancient, nomadic sheep-herders. Well, Ken, I have a question for you: "Were you there… when the book of Genesis was written?"
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Ive been in need of some words of wisdom... well.. advice. can anyone help? Thank you
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I don't know what sort of wisdom you're looking for, but here is something I have been thinking about lately and finding useful for myself.
I've been learning inside myself recently that, in facing pain (and also anger and fear and other difficult to handle emotions), I can't just acknowledge it's there, feel it a tiny bit, then say, "Hey, such and such general description of event happened to me and I notice that I have pain inside me from that, and now that I have felt a little of that pain and generally acknowledged that something bad happened to me, though I haven't looked closely at it or felt it anywhere near in it's entirety, I am now over it and can leave it in the past and never have it bother me again and never feel any pain from it ever again." (Sound unrealistic? I've unfortunately not thought about it that hard until now and been doing that with the most painful events from my past, though I have worked through and fully dealt with a fair few of the bit less painful ones since the time I was 11 years old.)
I realise, finally, that I have to actually acknowledge the fine details of the events and look at how the events affected me, in entirety, and actually feel all the pain (and other feelings attached) – I have to let the strong winds of pain flow through me completely so then the warmer, calmer winds of gentler feelings have room to flow into me and fill me and flow through me afterwards, leaving me more peaceful and feeling more whole and well afterwards. Otherwise, when I try not to feel it, it's like I trap the wind of pain inside me and it becomes like a constantly twisting, escalating whirlwind inside me, battering to get out and constantly trying to suck me back into it, and when a whirlwind is inside, there is nowhere to run or hide, I can only pretend it's not there and get hurt by it often enough, sometimes very badly, or I can release it from me by feeling it fully, and let it flow back into the atmosphere where it belongs.
I guess I just wanted to get over my difficult past really quickly, not be held back by it but just move on as quickly as I could to a better future, and instead the way I've dealt with it has caused the pain (and fear, anger etc) from it to stick around for so long and stay so big, and even increase with the further difficult events that sometimes occur in the present, which means it sometimes gets so big it overwhelms me and I can't function in life as I ordinarily do, my work and other parts of my life are adversely affected. Of course, there are some parts of my life that I still find too horrific to face without breaking into pieces, but I'm talking about the things that are screaming out for me to face them: it's only the things I'm ready to face that my unconscious sends up to me and tries to make conscious for me to help me deal with it so it can stop affecting me in ways that keep me from being the person I am meant to be and doing the things I am meant to do.
(P.S. I have plenty more thoughts on various other things to do with a fair few aspects of life, so if you want to hear them, let me know, and any specific asks are welcome. For myself, I'd love to ask if any of you know how to work against following bad things you've been taught growing up? 'Cause (though at school I was a straight A student and all teachers thought me very capable and able) I was taught by my parents that I am not a capable person and no-one will ever put up with me in a job for more than 6 months and that I will always be only worth less than the minimum wage and only be able to get menial work that will not use any of my talents and hardly keep me living (money-wise), and it seems I am following their guidelines for my life - I do work for less than the minimum wage and, though I have worked in the place for 3 1/2 years, they treat me (and others) really badly and like we're children, and they don't utilise my skills at all, and I'm too scared to look for somewhere else to work because I feel inside like no-one will ever think I'm a worthwhile person to employ in a better job that gets me the minimum wage or above.
Thankyou to anyone who replies to this - it will be much appreciated!)
I just realised how long ago Kat wrote that message - I guess this is not a very popular section? But I'm really needing to share some of this stuff I have inside me at the moment, so if anyone wants to read further thoughts from me below, please do - if not, I'll just know I've helped myself in trying to put my thoughts into words. I hope someone reads, even so. :-)
I've been realising lately that it's important to love and accept myself as I am, including all my inadequacies, failings and hangups, and with all the mistakes and 'not good' things I have done in the past, because there is no joy or happiness in my life when I do not forgive myself for the wrongs I've done in the past, nor if I can't give myself a break for not being perfect now and not being the way I wish I was, not having the capabilites and assets and job, etc, that I wish I had.
I did try to do that from my mid-teens to some time in my 20's, but then I started working and I didn't feel acceptable as a worker and felt I had to hide who I was so they wouldn't see what a screw-up I was and would continue employing at least until I was unable to hide it constantly anymore. This began the bad self-talk inside me again (it used to be hideous inside from the time I was very small, constant verbiage saying, "You're worthless, you're scum of the earth, you're so stupid you always break things and can't be trusted, you always get everything wrong, no-one likes you, your life will never be any good, no-one could ever love you, you're such an idiot!, people may say they like you but they couldn't possibly mean it 'cause you are scum, you'll never manage to do anything good with your life, you always make mistakes, you take people down all the time just by being alive, you have no useful skills, you're not fit to live!, you should just die but you're too worthless to kill yourself!..."), telling myself my boss would never be happy with me, my co-workers find me useless, I make occasional mistakes so no-one will want to keep me, I'm too socially inept to be kept on as a worker, I'm not skilled enough to be kept on, I fall apart occasionally and need a day off so no-one will want to keep me on, etc etc.
With the constant bad self-talk, back came the depression I'd suffered from since I was 6 years old - it had finally gone away almost completely after about a year of combatting the bad self-talk with good self-talk (i.e. "Where is the evidence that no-one likes you? Isn't there more evidence that people do like you?" "All people make mistakes, you are not the only one, and that is okay, you can learn from it and try not to do it next time but if you do it again it is forgiveable 'cause everyone makes mistakes, no-one's perfect" "although that was a silly thing to do, you don't really seem like an idiot - all your teachers think you are rather smart" "you don't know what the future holds for you, but if you try to make it a good one, it is possible it will be a good one, not a bad one - don't hold yourself back by not trying to get good things for your future" "you are as fit to be alive as anyone else - you don't even try to hurt people, you always try to help them (even though you fail sometimes), unlike some people you know, and they are fit to live so why should you not be when you actually try to be good?") and was replaced by frequent bouts of happiness and joy, even in the midst of my very difficult flashbacks to past traumatic events, and stayed away most of the time until a while after I started working.
Now I'm realising that hiding myself in order to be accepted at work and by workmates, etc, doesn't work, so I'm trying to accept me as I am, despite what others may think of me (I've always been only able to accept myself if others accept me, but others can be fickle, their acceptance of me can change sometimes for no apparent reason, other times for very small reason, though sometimes for bigger reasons which are generally caused by my reaction to something that triggers a response from me that's to do with my past). I miss the happiness and joy I felt when I was a bit younger, before I started working, and it has been lovely trying out just being myself on Linkin Park.com, 'cause I have felt a little of that happiness again since coming here and saying some things in the discussions that were just from my heart and very myself. It has been lovely making some nice new friends here too, and trying out chat for the first time in my life, which was interesting to talk to people from all around the world and see that we're all pretty much the same as human beings, wherever we're from. It is hard to face life sometimes, especially while going through a new bout of flashbacks (it's been a long time since my last lot, hence why I could work ok) but I am trying and so far getting through, and I hope to manage to keep being real and feel more of the joy and happiness life has to offer. I hope for this for all others, too.
With all my best wishes,
I wonder if I should mention a little more to do with that, in case anyone is reading, to give the full picture? Anyway, here goes:
As a child and adolescent I felt I was the lowest, blackest nastiest oily slime in the bottom of the darkest dankest dungeon of the coldest, most rotten military castle keep used for the most awful purposes in the world (can you tell what sort of books I like to read? :P). I started to realise in my late teens why I felt that way about myself - I began having many flashbacks to my childhood that showed me things I'd been made to do and hat had been done to me that had made me feel that way about myself, plus my parents gave me very bad messages about myself throughout my whole growing up, even when I was just a toddler, and I realised it was not my fault that I'd been part of those things or that those things had been done to me, I would have never chosen to be part of those things myself, so I started to forgive myself and think of myself as a bit of a better person than I'd ever felt I was before, which lightened my heart and helped me enjoy life a little because I no longer felt quite so guilty for being alive (I had often felt I should die but was told by people outside my home that it was a sin to kill yourself, which was probably a good thing or I may have taken that path in order to 'rid the world of my evil', which is what I felt I should do at the time).
Anyway, hopefully that's enough from me on that topic. ;)
Here I go again, another bout of yapping ;P But I feel this one is very necessary 'cause I'm worried that in what I said in one of my above messages, I may have come across as thinking that menial work is not worthy for people to do? I just thought I'd better tell you how I feel about that truly. :)
I believe menial work is very important and must be done. I know in my own life I would be strongly affected by a lack of menial workers and other non-high-flying workers:
So I believe all tasks in this life are important (especially the essential to life ones, like providing food, shelter, clean drinking water and safe waste disposal, as well as providing the soul comfort of music/art etc), they all have their place and people need to take them up. I don't think it's good to look on certain tasks as more important or more worthy than others.
I do think we each need to find what tasks we are made for in this life and try to do them, and to the best of our ability, rather than just settling for safe and easy options if we are made for less safe and easy options. ;)
& not let others opinions of us, or the tasks we're suited to, stop us from doing them.
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This article by Jayaram Krishnswamy shows how you can develop a VB.NET 2.0 application using the integration features provided by the SQL Anywhere database. The SQL Anywhere tools are directly accessible without going out of the Visual Studio 2.O IDE. The article describes a window application with two examples developed with this easy to use integration interface. SQL Anywhere also provides a DataWindow specifically for .NET but this is not included in this article.Read VB.NET Application with SQL Anywhere 10 database: Part 2 in full
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This article by Jayaram Krishnaswamy shows how you can develop a VB.NET 2.0 application using the integration features provided by the SQL Anywhere database. The SQL Anywhere tools are directly accessible without going out of the Visual Studio 2.O IDE. The article describes a window application with two examples developed with this easy to use integration interface. SQL Anywhere also provides a DataWindow specifically for .NET but this is not included in this article.Read VB.NET Application with SQL Anywhere 10 database: Part 1 in full
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In this article by Vinod Krishnan, author of Oracle ADF 11gR2 Development Beginner's Guide, we will take a look at validating and using the model data. Validating data is important as business depends on the data that gets stored in the database. So how do we validate the data? Validation is something that makes sure that valid data is getting stored in the database. Validation could be anything from comparing two fields in a table to multiple validations on a single field involving different columns from a different table.
In any other framework, we would end up writing a lot of code even for a small validation. But in ADF, we do little or no coding at all, and most of the validations are achieved declaratively.
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Vaadin is an open source framework to ease development of Java web applications that provides a programming model close to Swing or AWT. Vaadin is licensed under the Apache License, is well documented, comes with out-of-the-box theming facilities, and is supported by a committed company and a vibrant community contributing to the framework through forums and hundreds of add-ons. Vaadin allows developers to write web applications using only Java. Of course, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are building blocks of web application development, however, by using Vaadin, developers will be maintaining Java code most of the time.
In this article, by Alejandro Duarte, the authors of Vaadin 7 UI Design By Example Beginner's Guide, we will take a closer look at the main components for retrieving and processing all the data that users want your application to be aware of. This article will cover the following topics:
- Separating business classes from UI classes
- Responding to value changes in input components
- Getting and setting the value of input components
- Tooltips and error indicators
- Underlying Vaadin technologies
- UI components hierarchy
- Vaadin's data model
- Comboboxes, checkboxes, text areas, option groups, twin column selects, and date/time pickers
- File uploading
Vaadin project with Spring and Handling login with Spring
Vaadin is an amazing framework that contains many ready-made components for the creation of user interfaces. Applications created in Vaadin are compatible with all the latest versions of web browsers. In this article by Jaroslav Holaň and Ondřej Kvasnovský, authors of Vaadin 7 Cookbook, we will cover:
- Setting up a Vaadin project with Spring in Maven
- Handling login with Spring
Vaadin Portlets in Liferay User Interface Development
In this article, by Jonas X. Yuan, Xinsheng Chen & Frank Yu, authors of Liferay User Interface Development, we will learn about vaadin portlets in liferay user interface development.
This article specifically covers:
- Required software
- Configuring Tomcat 6.0 in Eclipse
- Installing Vaadin Eclipse plugin
- Creating a Vaadin project
- Deploying a Vaadin project as a portlet
- Integrating Vaadin portlet and Liferay environment
Vaadin and its Context
This article created by Nicolas Fränkel, the author of Learning Vaadin 7, Second Edition, introduces Vaadin its features, its philosophy, and its surrounding environment.
In this article, we will look into the following:
- The evolution from mainframe toward the rich client.
- The concept of application tier
- The many limits of the thin-client approach
- What stands beyond those limits
- Why choose Vaadin today?
- The state of the market
- Vaadin's place in the market
- A preview of what other frameworks Vaadin can be integrated with and what platforms it can run on
Using XML Facade for DOM
In this article, by Jurij Laznik, the author of the book BPEL and Java Cookbook, we will cover the following recipes:
- Setting up an XML facade project
- Generating XML facade using ANT
- Creating XML facade from XSD
- Creating XML facade from WSDL
- Packaging XML facade into JAR
- Generating Java documents for XML facade
- Invoking XML facade from BPEL processes
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- Accessing simple types through XML facade
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- Use Web Pages in the Concepts pane and beyond
- Use Packages and link them to content objects
A Web Page, in UPK terms, is a single file that can contain text or images. In this respect, Web Pages are very limited. You can perform rudimentary font formatting, provide lists, and insert images, but that's about it. You cannot insert tables, or use any HTML tags as you would be able to with real web pages (which you can only use via a Package). However, they are very flexible, and can be utilized in a number of ways.
Version Difference
For readers familiar with OnDemand version 8.7 and earlier, Web Pages are the new, improved text Infoblocks. Other types of Infoblocks have been replaced by Packages, which are covered separately, below.Read Using Web Pages in UPK 3.5 in full
Using Virtual Destinations (Advanced)
In this article by Timothy Bish, the author of the book Instant Apache ActiveMQ Messaging Application, we are going to look at ActiveMQ's Virtual Destinations feature and learn how it can save us from the many limitations that come with using durable topic subscriptions.Read Using Virtual Destinations (Advanced) in full
Using URLs to Access NNMi Objects
NNMi provides a list of URLs that can be used for accessing most NNMi console objects. This standardized list of URLs and their syntax helps us build the right URL, in order to get the right data object integrated in our selected third-party application.
In this article by Marius Vilemaitis, author of HP Network Node Manager 9: Getting Started, we will cover:
- Generic URLs.
- Workspace-related URLs.
- Form-related URLs.
- Menu item-related URLs.
Using Unrestricted Languages
The article, Using Unrestricted Languages, talks about writing functions in languages other than the built-in PL/pgSQL. This article by Hannu Krosing, Jim Mlodgenski, and Kirk Roybal the authors of PostgreSQL Server Programming, provides a gist of writing server-side code in languages other than PL/pgSQL.
You may have noticed that some of the PLs in PostgreSQL can be declared as untrusted. They all end in letter u to remind you that they are untrusted each time you use them to create a function.
This untrustedness brings up many questions:
- Does being untrusted mean that such languages are somehow inferior to trusted ones?
- Can I still write an important function in an untrusted language?
- Will they silently eat my data and corrupt the database?
The answers are no, yes, and maybe respectively. Let's discuss these questions in order.Read Using Unrestricted Languages in full
Using third-party plugins (non-native plugins)
In this article by Loiane Groner, author of Sencha Architect App Development, we will learn about third-party plugins. Plugins are a huge help when we want to develop something that is not available within the Sencha API. The plugins that are supported natively already come as an option in Sencha Architect, but there are a lot of plugins that are shared by other developers that we can find on Sencha Forums.Read Using third-party plugins (non-native plugins) in full
Using Themes in LWUIT 1.1: Part 2
In the previous part by Biswajit Sarkar, we covered working with theme files. In this part, we will focus on theming custom components, manual styling versus theming, theming on the fly, and new version of the LWUIT Designer.Read Using Themes in LWUIT 1.1: Part 2 in full
Using Themes in LWUIT 1.1: Part 1
In an application with a large number of UI components, setting attributes for each can be a tedious task and can also lead to errors. A Theme allows us to set the style attributes for an entire class of components in a single place. This not only simplifies the task of setting attributes for all components of a particular type but also ensures that any newly added component will look just like all the others of the same type in the application. A theme thereby establishes a visual coherence through all the screens of an application.
In this two-part article by Biswajit Sarkar, we shall study themes and their usage in detail. In the first part, we will cover the following points:
- View an existing theme using the LWUIT Designer
- Edit a theme
- Build a new theme
- Preview the new theme on LWUIT demo MIDlet
Using the Windows Azure Platform PowerShell Cmdlets
The Windows Azure Platform PowerShell cmdlets use the Windows Azure Service Management REST API to expose service management operations as PowerShell cmdlets. The cmdlets provide a convenient way to manage hosted services, including retrieving the properties of current deployments and uploading new and upgraded deployments.
In this article by Neil Mackenzie, author of Microsoft Windows Azure Development Cookbook, we will learn how to use the Windows Azure Platform PowerShell cmdlets to invoke various service operations in the Windows Azure Service Management REST API.Read Using the Windows Azure Platform PowerShell Cmdlets in full
Using the Spark Shell
This article written by Holden Karau, the author of Fast Data Processing with Spark, aims to describe the Spark shell which is a wonderful tool for rapid prototyping with Spark. It helps to be familiar with Scala, but it isn't necessary when using this tool. The Spark shell allows you to query and interact with the Spark cluster. This can be great for debugging or for just trying things out.Read Using the Spark Shell in full
Using the OSGi Bundle Repository in OSGi and Apache Felix 3.0
In this article, by Walid Gédéon, author of OSGi and Apache Felix 3.0, we will first have a look at the OBR service in some level of detail, and then we'll see how we use it to install bundles from a remote location onto our Felix framework.
This article covers the following topics:
- OBR, the OSGi Bundle Repository
- Using the OBR scope commands
- Installing the Inventory bundles to Felix
- Dependency management
Using the Fluent NHibernate Persistence Tester and the Ghostbusters Test
Testing is a critical step in the development of any application. This article by Jason Dentler, author of NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook, introduces some techniques you can apply to quickly test your NHibernate applications. The recipes in this article are designed to ease the testing process and expose common issues.
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Tec Air, a designer and manufacturer of plastic air movement parts and systems, is moving its headquarters from southwest suburban Willow Springs to Munster, Ind.
The company, which will complete the move by spring 2014, is expected to bring more than 250 jobs to its new state by 2016, according to a statement from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.
"Companies in the Midwest and around the world recognize that Indiana is in the middle of everywhere," Indiana Gov. Mike Pence said in the statement. "From our robust infrastructure, low-tax environment, talented workforce and ideal location as the Crossroads of America, opportunity for growth lies in Indiana."
Tec Air employs about 150 people at its current facility, and the company expects to begin interviewing, hiring and training new employees in the first two quarters of 2014, the statement said.
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The local group also includes Lyndonville sophomore Tony Recco along with the Kendall duo of Avery Iqbal and Nick Bilyk.
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December 18, 2012
After crunching numbers for two months, and listening to hundreds of comments from parents, a redistricting committee in Albemarle County has decided to recommend no changes to elementary school boundaries for the coming school year. The committee consists of administrators and parents.
Last week, the committee received feedback from 324 parents about redistricting plans to relieve overcrowding at Meriwether Lewis Elementary. Many parents pleaded with the committee to not force their children to switch schools.
Tuesday night, the committee concurred. The committee is recommending that the boundaries for Meriwether Lewis stay the same, even though the school is 50 students over capacity.
"There is no real demonstrated value to moving any kids from Meriwether Lewis to other schools," said committee member Kate Bakich.
To relieve overcrowding, members say the county should consider a larger expansion to Crozet Elementary in the coming years. The largest expansion plans would add space for 250 additional students at that school.
"There's at least one more proposed addition that can be made to Crozet that might be larger," said committee chair Matt Haas. "So there's more to explore there."
The committee's third recommendation is to modernize Red Hill Elementary, instead of expanding it.
The committee was united in Tuesday's decisions.
"All the members that were here tonight voted unanimously to support those recommendations," said Haas.
"I feel like our committee did a good job bridging the gap between parents and school administrators," said Bakich.
Next month, the committee will officially present its recommendations to the superintendent. Then in March, the school board will hold another public hearing before taking a vote.
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