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"Oracle and IBM today announced that the companies will collaborate to allow developers and customers to build and innovate based on existing Java investments and the OpenJDK reference implementation. Specifically, the companies will collaborate in the OpenJDK community to develop the leading open source Java environment."
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RE[2]: Why all the fuss about Java?
by rom508 on Wed 13th Oct 2010 16:51 UTC in reply to "RE: Why all the fuss about Java?"
I obviously (like many others) don't have infinitely deep pockets to run a small cluster of mainframes that Java needs to achieve those levels of performance that you're implying.
But hey, what the hell, these days it's the taxpayer who bails out banks and other financial institutions, no wonder nobody gives a shit how much the IT infrastructure costs (amongst other things...).
RE[3]: Why all the fuss about Java?
by Kebabbert on Fri 15th Oct 2010 09:13 in reply to "RE[2]: Why all the fuss about Java?"
I obviously (like many others) don't have infinitely deep pockets to run a small cluster of mainframes that Java needs to achieve those levels of performance that you're implying.
Oh, you are totally off from reality. I suggest you do some heavy catch up.
First of all, the new Stock Exchange systems are all trying to compete and be fastest in the world. The fastest, with the lowest latency, earns most money. There are billions of dollars involved and they want the best and fastest systems. And NASDAQ's are using, not C nor C++, but... Java! They can afford any amount of money or any investment, and they choose Java. Why is that, if Java is so slow? It isn't. Wrong of you.
Second, your example program with hash tables are not relevant for real servers. You have merely done a basic for loop, and try to extrapolate how a big server will perform. That is pure fail logic and wrong.
Third, NASDAQ runs their systems on Linux on x86 servers. Mainframes are DOG SLOW. Yes, they are. Wrong of you, again. Any modern high performant x86 cpu is 5-10 faster than the best IBM Mainframe cpu. Recently, IBM released their newest Z196 cpu, which runs at 5.5GHz and has ~250GB cache (L1 + L2 + L3 + L4) - check the specs. Yes, it is a quarter of a TB in cache!!! Ridiculous. And STILL, it performs as slow as a single core 2GHz Xeon cpu. Now THAT is bad and a waste of GHz and cache.
The Mainframe cpus are dog slow. You would use a Linux cluster on x86 instead. Here are three links:
Here is a source from Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2003/sep03/09-15LinuxSt...
"we found that each [z9] mainframe CPU performed 14 percent less work than one [single core] 900 MHz Intel Xeon processor running Windows Server 2003."
The z10 is 50% faster than z9, and the z196 is 50% faster than z10, which means a z196 is 1.5 x 1.5 = 2.25 times faster than a z9. This means a z196 corresponds to 2.25 x 900MHz = 2 GHz Intel Xeon. But todays modern server x86 cpus have 8 cores, which means they have in total 8 cores x 2 GHz = 16 GHz. We see that x86 at 16GHz is plenty faster than z196 at 2GHz. This shows that a z196 is dog slow
Here is another independent source from a famous Linux expert that ported Linux to IBM Mainframe, who says 1MIPS == 4MHz x86.
This shows that a z196 which has 1400 MIPS corresponds to 5,6GHz x86. But a modern x86 has 8 cores, that means it has in total 16GHz, which is 3x faster than 5.6GHz. Again, we see that the Mainframe is dog slow.
Here is another link where the cofounder of TurboHercules says that a 8-way Nehalem-EX gives 3.200 MIPS using software emulation:
But software emulation is 5-10x slower. This means a 8-way Nehalem-EX running native code should be 5-10x faster, that is, 16.000 - 32.000MIPS. This big MIPS number matches a fully equipped z196 mainframe with 64 cpus. Again, we see that the Mainframe is dog slow.
In short, an 8-way Intel Nehalem-EX PC will be as fast as the biggest IBM Mainframe with 64 cpus, in terms of cpu performance. Of course the Mainframe has higher throughput, but the Mainframe latency sucks. No exchange uses Mainframes.
You need to do some heavy catch up.


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Police agencies from Western New York and Southern Ontario will honor the memories of law enforcement personnel who gave their lives in the line of duty during the 16th annual Niagara County Police Appreciation Day Interfaith Memorial Service on Thursday, May 16. The service will begin at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 400 Ridge St., Lewiston.
The guest speaker for this year's service will be Niagara Falls Police Superintendent Bryan DalPorto. The host pastor will be the Rev. James Massie.
The media and public are invited.
DalPorto is a 15-year veteran of the Niagara Falls Police Department whose work has included service as a patrol officer and supervisor, Roving Anti-Crime Unit officer and narcotics detective. He also has received numerous military awards for his service with the 107th Airlift Wing of the Air National Guard, including honors for his service in the Iraq War, and is the commander of the 107th's Force Support Squadron.
Held during National Police Week, a time to pay special recognition to law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others, the Niagara County service will feature the reading of the Roll of Honor - the roster of officers killed in the line of duty through the years - and a presentation of memorial wreaths by representatives from law enforcement agencies. Agency honor guard members will join area musicians in rendering a rifle salute and "Taps" to the memories of those to be honored.
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Browsers, Few Buyers, at Big Boy Toy Show
February 1, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Browsers, Few Buyers, at Big Boy Toy Show
After two years of a tough market for recreational-vehicle sales, Doug Gauer, of Couler Valley RV in Dubuque, Iowa, has seen some signs of improvement, the Dubuque Telegraph Herald reported.
"This year looks pretty good so far," said Gauer, who was displaying some RV models at the Big Boy Toy Show at the Five Flags Center Sunday afternoon (Jan. 30).
Gauer and several other tri-state area RV dealers displayed some of their models at the show, which is presented by the Telegraph Herald.
The hard times the industry has dealt with in recent years have been evident at Dubuque-based furniture maker Flexsteel Industries Inc., which reported a 71% drop in sales of RV materials in 2009.
In 2010, Flexsteel's vehicle seating sales were up, although the commercial sales category as a whole dropped 14% in year-to-year comparisons.
For his part, Gauer thinks the industry has responded well to the difficult market conditions in recent years and doesn't think that increasing gas prices will take a toll on this year's potential sales.
Camping and recreational vehicles are a way of life for a lot of families, Gauer said, and they will find a way to keep their traditions going.
"If it is in your blood, it stays in your blood," he said. "An RV is an investment, something the whole family can do."
Gauer and his wife, Sue Gauer, own Dubuque-based Couler Valley RV.
This year, Gauer said, people are shopping earlier than in years past. He said RV companies have done a lot to revamp their products in the wake of the recession.
Prices have stayed relatively flat, said Gauer. He added that there is a wide range of prices in the products, which can include anything from small trailers to entire homes and cost anywhere from $6,000 to $300,000.
Nearby, Dave Brown had two recreational vehicles on display that were priced at $49,000 and $80,000.
Brown, owner of Brown's Sales and Leasing in Guttenberg and Elkader, said he hasn't been seeing a lot of early shoppers but is anticipating that more consumers will be buying when the weather warms up.
Gauer and Brown agreed that most of the people at the Big Boy Toy Show Sunday were browsing rather than buying.
Most of the questions Brown fielded dealt with whether his business takes trade-ins, how much the RVs on display could tow, and what the monthly payments would be.
Brown said interest rates are low right now.
Gas prices, which have been blamed for stifling RV sales after spikes in recent years, do not worry Gauer. He sees concern over fuel costs as more psychological than pragmatic.
"You don't pull your camper to work every day," Gauer said. "A couple of dollars a gallon more shouldn't affect people."
Gauer is quick to point out the advantages of traveling with an RV, which he believes is cleaner and more comfortable than hotel lodging.
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Messi will have to wait till 2018 to have a shot at joining the greats
Argentina's 1-0 defeat by Germany in Sunday's World Cup final prevented Lionel Messi, who was named Player of the Tournament, from cementing his place in the pantheon of the truly great.india Updated: Jul 14, 2014 15:52 IST
Argentina's 1-0 defeat by Germany in Sunday's World Cup final prevented Lionel Messi, who was named Player of the Tournament, from cementing his place in the pantheon of the truly great.
While the 27-year-old has won everything there is to win - and broken every record there is to break - with Barcelona, the final offered him the opportunity to definitively seal his legacy in the sport.
Pele, Zinedine Zidane and Ronaldo all scored decisive goals in finals, while Diego Maradona created the goal that settled the 1986 tournament, but Messi found himself upstaged by Mario Goetze's sensational extra-time winner for Germany.
He would be haunted in particular by a glaring opportunity early in the second half, when he found himself with only Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to beat, but whipped his shot wide.
It was to be his only clear sight of goal and his failure to seize the chance continued a narrative that had taken root earlier in the knockout phase.
Whereas Maradona had seemed to grow with each match as Argentina surged to the title in 1986, scoring braces against England and Belgium in the quarter-finals and semi-finals, Messi appeared to shrink.
After dazzling in the group phase with four goals, he made the winning goal for Angel di Maria against Switzerland in the last 16, but in his own encounter with Belgium he flickered only sporadically, and in the semi-final against the Netherlands he was anonymous.
He has now gone four games without scoring for the first time under the stewardship of coach Alejandro Sabella, losing his capacity to make a difference at precisely the wrong time.
His inability to reverse Argentina's fate at the Maracana suggested that the fatigue of which his father has spoken weighed more heavily upon him that he has yet admitted.
With 354 goals in 425 games for Barcelona, many of them works of art, his genius cannot be denied, but as he himself has admitted, there is no substitute for a World Cup winner's medal.
Read:Even Christ the Redeemer couldn't save Argentina
Read:Shakira, Santana, samba for closing ceremony at Maracana
Overcooked his shot
"I would give all my personal records to be world champion," he had told German tabloid Bild ahead of the final.
"I'd prefer to win the World Cup than the Ballon d'Or. As a player, winning the World Cup is the biggest thing there is. It's something you dream of as a youngster and that dream never fades away."
Whereas Holland had successfully man-marked Messi during the semi-final, Germany opted to crowd him out whenever he picked up the ball.
Bastian Schweinsteiger had shackled him masterfully during Germany's 4-0 quarter-final win in 2010 and the Bayern Munich midfielder recorded early victories by nicking the ball away from Messi on a couple of occasions.
Germany's high defensive line left wide open space behind their back four, however, and Messi twice launched dangerous raids down the right flank that exposed Mats Hummels's lack of pace.
Read:Five momentous moments from Germany vs Argentina final that decided the outcome
Read:16 remarkable facets of Miroslav Klose's stupendous run
Read: Messi squanders chance to join the greats
On the first occasion his cut-back was cut out by Schweinsteiger, while shortly before half-time he got in behind Hummels and toed the ball past Neuer, only for Jerome Boateng to hack clear.
The moment that the thousands of Argentines inside the Maracana had been waiting for arrived a minute into the second half when Messi was freed by Lucas Biglia, but he overcooked his shot and rattled it wide of the right-hand past.
An injury-time free-kick from 30 yards offered one last improbable chance at redemption, but he hooked it over the bar.
Where Maradona had broken down in tears after Argentina lost to West Germany in the 1990 final, Messi looked merely numb.
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"Duck Dynasty" is in the news again, but this time linked to one of South Walton's own.
The A&E show's Missy Robertson has linked up with Stephanie Carter and her Santa Rosa Beach-based Southern Fashion House to debut a line of clothing carrying Missy's name.
The Robertson clan lives in Louisiana and Missy shops at a store in Monroe that carries Carter's Judith March line.
The store called Carter last year and told her that Missy loves the Judith March line and she buys it from them. The store owner also told Carter that Missy wanted to start her own clothing line. The store owner asked if she was interested.
"I said, 'Of course!'" recalls Carter.
Carter took 30 samples to Monroe, met Missy, and she loved 95 percent of it.
Carter found that Missy was looking to fill a void in women's clothing offerings. She wanted clothes for women in their late 30s, 40s, and 50s, instead of the younger set. She wanted to appeal to women who still feel young and are young at heart; something cute, but something they would not be embarrassed to wear to pick up their child at school; something with a longer hemline that is trendy and classy at the same time.
"When we met, she connected with me, and I with her ... we're both from the South," said Carter. "So, I said, 'Ok, let's do it'."
Carter said she had received requests from fans for longer hemlines before, but she never got around to it.
"My dresses were selling, and if it's not broken, don't fix it," she said. "But Missy inspired me."
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Incidentally, Carter does watch "Duck Dynasty" because her 6.5-year-old son loves the show.
"He thinks it's so cool," she said. "When I began Judith March in 2009, I never dreamed something like this would happen. But I have been so busy that I don't have time to think about it. In the mornings I am in mommy mode, then work, then back to mommy mode when he comes home from school. By the time he falls asleep, I am too tired to think about it. I just walk through the doors God opens for me.
�I have no idea where it will lead,� she continues, �but I hope it will make women happier. As women get older, they still feel young and don't want to look like they shopped out of their mother's closet."
Carter will meet up with Robertson again in Atlanta at market on Jan. 30 where they will debut 55 pieces of the line Missy Robertson by Southern Fashion House, including dresses, sportswear, coverups, and mix-and-match tops that are versatile and affordable. They will begin shipping the line to boutiques across the country in March. Retail prices will range from $54-$120 with the average price staying within the $78-$88 range.
Visit the website at www.shopmissyrobertson.com.
Corporate and sales inquiries should be directed to Christy Carlisle Smith, CEO of Southern Fashion House at 850-267-0293 or visit www.southernfashionhouse.com


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This year's Geneva Auto Show marks the debut of the 2014 VW GTI. The seventh-generation GTI features new styling, an upgraded interior and - of course - more horsepower.
On the outside, the 2014 GTI offers many of the same styling revisions as the 2013 Volkswagen Golf. That means changes aren't drastic, but rather evolutionary. In front, new headlights include LED daytime running lights. There's also a new, more aggressive front bumper. In back, the hatchback boasts new taillights and an updated rear bumper.
Inside, the 2014 GTI includes even more drastic changes. The center stack is totally overhauled, providing a more fluid look compared to today's segmented appearance. The climate controls are all-new. The three-spoke steering wheel is also updated, as is the DSG transmission's gear selector. But the GTI retains its famous plaid seat pattern, which will likely cover tightly-bolstered front seats. As in today's model, leather upholstery will likely be on the options list.
Under the hood, enthusiasts will find the GTI's familiar 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. But while today's GTI offers just 200 horsepower, the new model boasts 220 hp. It also offers a performance package that boosts power to 230 horses. An available six-speed dual-clutch automatic propels the GTI to 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, or 6.4 with the performance package. A six-speed manual remains standard.
Just like today's model, the 2014 GTI will be offered in three- and five-door bodystyles. The standard wheels are 17-inch alloys, which look big in the car's wheel arches - just like today's 18-inch "Detroit" wheels. According to Volkswagen, three colors will be available at launch: Black, Pure White and Tornado Red.
The 2014 VW GTI will reach European dealers in May. Pricing and a launch date for the US-spec GTI have not yet been announced, though we expect to see it this summer with only a slight price increase over today's model.
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Atlanta, GA – Michigan sophomore guard Trey Burke has been selected as the winner of the Oscar Robertson Trophy, presented annually to the national player of the year by the United States Basketball Writers Association.
Burke is the second Michigan player chosen for the honor, joining Cazzie Russell in 1966. He also joins a select group of sophomores to win the award, following UCLA's Lew Alcindor (1967), UCLA's Bill Walton (1972), DePaul's Mark Aguirre (1980), Virginia's Ralph Sampson (1981), Purdue's Glenn Robinson (1994), Duke's Elton Brand (1999), Utah's Andrew Bogut (2005) and Oklahoma's Blake Griffin (2009).
The Big Ten Player of the Year has led Michigan to its first Final Four since 1993. He has started all 37 games for the Wolverines, and leads the team with averages of 18.8 points and 6.8 assists, while adding 3.1 rebounds.
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WoodWing Software necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 144 diseños de 38 diseñadores freelance.
We're looking for a fresh, eye-catching logo for our new software application called Content Station.
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The application is a Desktop application for a Content Management & Publishing system, see http://www.woodwing.com/en/Enterpri…nt_Station
The product is innovative and (aims to be) very easy to use, this should be reflected in the logo. It has been developed using Adobe Flex (Flash) technology.
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I was just thinking about something. Today at work, I was discussing the changeover of the company I work for to a federal job with our local TSA agent. He is pretty kewl. . . but on with the story. He was telling me we would have to re-apply online for the position. You will have to enter your Name, Address, Phone, SS#, etc. . . I got to thinking about all the government servers that have been hacked in the past few months by the Deceptive Duo & others. . . I reallt want to keep my job. . . but dont know if I want my information floating around in some government server for the next hacker to get ahold of. What do you guys think about this?
PS: For those of you who are wondering what the hell im talking about. . . I work for a security company at an airport. . . and have for the past three years while I put myself through college. I graduated and now have a degree as a PC Specialist. . . but I love my job at the airport & dont want to give it up just yet. Especially if I can get a Federal Job.


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40. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Teus_de_Jong) Sep 1, 2005 12:43 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))The syntax of adding a page reference to an index topic has changed. In effect the first two parameters have been combined.
Where in CS you would have (leaving out the last two optional parameters PageReferenceLimit and PageNumberStyleOverride, which didn't change):
myTopic.pageReferences.add(myStory, myIndex, PageReferenceType.currentPage);
where myStory is the story in which the pagereference is and myIndex the index in the story (storyoffset) where the pagereference is.
In CS2 this would become:
myTopic.pageReferences.add(myStory.insertionPoints[myindex], PageReferenceType.currentPage);
Although formally the first parameter of pageReferences.add is of the type Text, an insertionpoint will be accepted.
41. Re: With CS2, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Sep 21, 2005 5:11 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Re: pageReference
You don't need an index or any (direct) reference to a story either. You could cycle through a collection of found items, as in
myItems = app.activeDocument.search( 'wildebeest' )
for( i = myItems.length-1; i > -1; i-- )
myTopic.pageReferences.add( myItems[i], pageReferenceType.currentPage )
42. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Teus_de_Jong) Sep 21, 2005 8:03 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))That's right Peter: in CS2 you only need a parameter sourceText; this can be any text item. I just gave the example to illustrate how to convert CS scripts to CS2.
43. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Vieregg) Oct 31, 2005 2:38 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi, I'm looking for an Acrobat patch. Does anybody has one? My InDesign isn't any longer able to read Acrobat. Maybe it is also unable to open QUark. Acro Writer isn't able to write. Several problems. Maybe there is a loss of dates.
44. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Oct 31, 2005 3:34 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))This is surely not the place to look. Why not try one of the Acrobat forums.
I'll leave your message and this response here for a day and then delete both.
Dave Saunders
PS: I have already deleted the duplicates you left attached to other messages in this forum.
45. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(sjuillerat) Nov 3, 2005 1:27 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi I've seen also some changes for the Excel import preferences. On CS you could set the select sheet with:
iApp.ExcelImportPreferences.SheetName = sheet
iApp.ExcelImportPreferences.RangeName = range
iApp.ExcelImportPreferences.DecimalPlaces = 3
This works no more on CS2. That's really desapointing because it was a great feature for automated import.
46. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Nov 3, 2005 3:59 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))All three of those properties are apparently still supported by the object model (according to the CS2 scripting reference). Are you sure you're not suffering from a problem elsewhere in your script? Or maybe this is a bug. It doesn't look to be a deliberate change in functionality.
47. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(sjuillerat) Nov 3, 2005 4:03 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Dave,
You're right, all properties are supported, but they doesn't seem to work as in CS anymore. I tried to run a simple script using this propoerties, it works fine in CS but setting those properties in CS2 is useless. maybe it's a bug.
48. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Nov 3, 2005 4:35 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Did you make sure that your TableFormattingOptions were set for formatted input? That could be a factor here.
49. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(sjuillerat) Nov 3, 2005 5:10 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I tried to add the TableFormattingOptions, but it doesn't change the result. The real problem is when I use the command "Place", Indesign should use the "sheetname", "RangeName",... properties if they have been set previously. But in my case I set all the properties of existing sheets in my excel file, but at the execution of the place command in my script, the import window still open asking me which sheet to import.
50. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Nov 3, 2005 7:07 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Ah, that's a different issue. There is a bug that I reported a month or so ago. I'm not sure if I reported here, though. Here's how I got around the problem of the no-iteraction flag in the place command not working:
// 1. Import Excel File
var myFile = File.openDialog("Choose an Excel file");
if (myFile == null) { exit() }
if (app.version == 3) {
app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.neverInteract;
} else {
app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.neverInteract;
myDoc = app.documents.add();
try {
} catch (e) {
alert (e + " " + app.excelImportPreferences.errorCode);
if (app.version == 3) {
app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;
} else {
app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;
function setXLimportPrefs() {
with (app.excelImportPreferences) {
alignmentStyle = [AlignmentStyleOptions.spreadsheet,
//decimalPlaces = 3;
//errorCode = 0;
//preserveGraphics = true; // Not sure what this does either
//rangeName = ""; // Hopefully leaving this blank will cause ranges to be ignored
//sheetIndex = 0;
//sheetName = "";
//showHiddenCells = true;
tableFormatting = [TableFormattingOptions.excelFormattedTable,
useTypographersQuotes = true;
//viewName = "";
As you can see, I ended up commenting out most of the import preferences.
Oh, this is JavaScript, so you'll need to translate.
51. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(sjuillerat) Nov 4, 2005 2:46 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Thanks for your script Dave.
But the problem is the same, because you can't specify the sheet and zone you want to import in your script. It seems I should have a file for each sheet in the excel file :(
52. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(sjuillerat) Nov 4, 2005 5:36 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Hi Dave
I finally decided to try make an import in Javascript and it works a lot
better. I "uncommented" the following lines
sheetName = "mysheetname";
rangeName = "xx:yy";
And it work perfectly well! selecting the right sheet!
I think there is a problem with the VBS feature. I'll continue in javascript then.
Thanks for your help.
53. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Dave_Saunders) Nov 4, 2005 6:30 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Ah, I was going to asked if you'd tried uncommenting those two lines. Glad it worked.
54. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(JS_Bishop) Dec 8, 2005 8:56 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I am not a scripter but I'm hoping someone can help me with a problem given that it's likely to be small. The script below works in version 2.0 but not version CS2. This handy little thing saves me hours of work!
Any help is very much appreciated.
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
tell document 1
set theSelection to selection
repeat with anItem in theSelection
set theTarget to anItem
set theClass to class of theTarget
if theClass is in {EPS, PDF} then -- if the image is selected by direct tools
set theTarget to parent of anItem
end if
if page item 1 of theTarget exists then
tell theTarget
«event K2 fitc» given «class givn»:content to frame
set horScale to round (horizontal scale of page item 1) + 0.5
-- add 0.5 %
set vertScale to round (vertical scale of page item 1) + 0.5
-- add 0.5 %
if horScale is greater than vertScale then
set vertical scale of page item 1 to horScale
set horizontal scale of page item 1 to horScale
set horizontal scale of page item 1 to vertScale
set vertical scale of page item 1 to vertScale
end if
«event K2 fitc» given «class givn»:center content
end tell
end if
end repeat
end tell
end tell
55. Re: With CS2, some things have changedsstanleyau Dec 8, 2005 9:50 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))tell application "Adobe InDesign CS2"
 set theSelection to selection

 repeat with anItem in theSelection
 set theTarget to anItem
 if exists graphic 1 of theTarget then
 set theTarget to graphic 1 of theTarget
 else
 set theClass to class of theTarget
 if theClass is not in {EPS, PDF} then
 set theTarget to {}
 end if
 end if
 if theTarget is not {} then
 tell theTarget
 fit parent given fill proportionally
 set horScale to round (horizontal scale) + 0.5
 -- add 0.5 %
 set vertical scale to horScale
 set horizontal scale to horScale
 fit parent given center content
 end tell
 end if
 end repeat
end tell

--
Shane Stanley <email@example.com>
56. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(JS_Bishop) Dec 11, 2005 6:31 PM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Thanks Shane. People like you make the world a better place!
57. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Diane_King) Jan 25, 2006 7:35 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I couldn't find any of the commands for dealing with InCopy stories in the scripting reference. Commands like check in and check out. I looked under Links and under Stories and did a search for InCopy. Am I looking for the wrong thing?
ID has made it easy to export all stories to InCopy, but it doesn't make it easy to unlink. You have to select all the stories in the links pallet, choose check out and then unlink. It doesn't seem like much, but if you have 40 documents with multiple InCopy stories each, it can be time consuming. There is also no way to do a global check out of all IC stories in all the open documents which would be handy for making global changes like changing a font or doing an all documents find/replace.
58. Re: With CS2, some things have changedPeter Kahrel Feb 12, 2006 7:10 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))duplicate() has changed. In CS2 you can now add an offset to duplicate an object at a certain position. To duplicate an object and move the duplicate 4cm to the right and 3cm down, this can be done with one statement in CS2:
In CS1 you need two steps: duplicate and move:
59. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Jerome_Gantner) Aug 31, 2006 5:57 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))Is there a breakdown on the change of syntax for AppleScript as well? I have run into a few problems with updating scripts for CS2, and while I have been able to find the solutions with the help of this thread and the scripting guide the latest one I don't see a reference to. Specifically making an inline graphic (rectangle) in the text flow is not working in CS2.
60. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(Prachi_Srivastava) Aug 20, 2007 4:23 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))can u tell how to place assets in a library using adobe indesign CS3
61. Re: With CS2, some things have changed(DaveSaunders) Aug 20, 2007 4:56 AM (in response to (Dave_Saunders))I answered in the topic: With CS3, some things have changed.


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Organizations of all sizes struggle to protect confidential data—customer names and addresses, future product plans—from accidental disclosure. Information leakage or data loss can lead to financial penalties and loss of partner and customer confidence. Now, with the release of Exchange 2010, businesses have a new weapon in this struggle. Exchange 2010 can leverage an organization's Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) infrastructure—powered by Information Rights Management (IRM)—so that Exchange administrators can configure rules to automatically rights-protect email messages and attachments based on specific criteria.
Exchange 2010 also introduces another exciting feature that lets users send, receive, and reply to rights-protected email messages through Outlook Web Access (OWA). In earlier versions of OWA, users could read rights-protected email messages and attachments if they installed the Rights-Management Add-On (RMA), but this solution didn't work for browsers other than IE and users couldn't reply or create new rights-protected messages. Let's examine how to set up and configure Exchange 2010 to leverage these two capabilities.
What It Does
For the purposes of this article, I'll assume that you already have an Exchange 2010 infrastructure installed but not yet configured for Exchange 2010 IRM. Recall that AD RMS is the underlying infrastructure consisting of servers and databases, and that IRM is the collection of features offered by Microsoft Office products such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook—and server systems such as SharePoint—that enables AD RMS to protect sensitive data contained in corporate documents and email messages.
With AD RMS and IRM, rights-protected documents and email messages are encrypted so that only users and groups specified by the author can read them and—depending on the rights granted—modify, print, or distribute them. Also thanks to AD RMS, Exchange administrators can set up conditions (e.g., sender, recipients, subject, content, attachments) for automatic rights protection. This feature removes the need for the email sender to make a decision to rights-protect the email, or even be aware of policy surrounding the dissemination of sensitive or confidential information.
Preparing AD RMS for Exchange 2010 Integration
There are some steps you need to take to prepare AD RMS for Exchange 2010. First, you must be using AD RMS on Windows Server 2008. If you're running the older Windows RMS on Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2003 R2, you'll need to upgrade. I recommend that you upgrade to Server 2008 R2 so that you can skip the following two steps to prepare AD RMS on Windows Server 2008 RTM.
If you're running AD RMS on Server 2008 RTM, you first need to install Server 2008 SP2 on all your RMS servers that Exchange 2010 will use—at a minimum, that means all the servers in your AD RMS certification cluster. Once SP2 is installed, you'll need to follow the instructions in the Microsoft article, "A hotfix is available for the Active Directory Rights Management Services role in Windows Server 2008: August 26, 2009" (support.microsoft.com/kb/973247). Simply click View and request hotfix downloads at the top of the page. Make sure that you download the correct hotfix; versions are available for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
Regardless of whether you're running AD RMS on Server 2008 RTM or R2, you need to configure discretionary ACLs (DACLs) on an AD RMS web service file on every server in your certification cluster. On each server, open the IIS Manager from the Administrative Tools folder and expand the Web Server node, then the Sites nodes, then the Default Web Site node, then the _wmcs node. Right-click the Certification node, and select Explore. In the Explorer window, right-click the ServerCertification.asmx file, select Properties, and go to the Security tab. You need to grant the Exchange Servers group permissions to read and execute the file. You also need to grant the AD RMS Service Group the same rights. (This group is a local group on the AD RMS Server itself.) When you've given these two groups the permissions on the file, ServerCertification.asmx's security settings—which you can access by clicking the Advanced button in the ACL Editor—will look like those in Figure 1.
Figure 1: ServerCertification.asmx
Next, you need to add the Federated Delivery mailbox (a system mailbox created during the installation and setup of your Exchange 2010 organization) to the RMS Super Users group. The Super Users group is extremely powerful: A member of this group can access any rights-protected content protected by the organization's AD RMS system. For this reason, it's disabled by default, and when it is enabled, membership to the Super Users group should be strictly controlled. If Super User access is turned off, enable it, create a new email-enabled distribution group in AD, and make that group the RMS Super Users group. Figure 2 shows configuration of the RMS Super Users group on AD RMS 2008.
Figure 2: Configuring the Super Users group
The user logon name belonging to the Federated Delivery mailbox is FederatedEmail.4c1f4d8b-8179-4148-93bf-00a95fa1e042. To add the mailbox to the Super Users group, run the following command in the Exchange PowerShell:
-Member FederatedEmail.4c1f4d8b-8179-4148-93bf-00a95fa1e042
where RMSSuperUsers is the name of the distribution group representing the Super Users group.
Once you have the name of the Super Users group, add the Federated Delivery mailbox user account to the group. Note that once you add the Federated Mailbox user to the Super Users group, the RMS group membership cache will need to expire before changes to the Super User group appear; that can take up to 24 hours.
Configuring OWA for IRM
Exchange 2010 includes the concept of a Client Access role, which contains the OWA feature. This feature permits users to access their mailboxes from their web browser, and send and receive email. The Client Access role doesn't support IRM, which means that users can't send and receive rights-protected messages without a configured Client Access role. If a user attempts to read a rights-protected message in OWA before the Client Access role has been configured, he or she will see a message similar to the one in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Using OWA to read a rights-protected email before Exchange 2010 configuration
To configure the Client Access role, the Exchange administrator needs to use the Exchange Management Shell to run a cmdlet called Set-IRMConfiguration. The syntax of this command is
Set-IRMConfiguration -InternalLicensingEnabled $true –OWAEnabled $true
You can run this command once for your entire Exchange organization, and every Exchange Server 2010 server with the Client Access role will start serving users rights-protected messages through OWA. With such a configuration, users will see something similar to what Figure 4 shows. If you have sub-enrolled licensing servers, and you want Exchange 2010 to use one, you'll need to use the -LicensingLocation switch to specify the URL of the AD RMS licensing server.
Figure 4: Using OWA to read a rights-protected email after Exchange 2010 configuration
Recipients of rights-protected messages can reply to them using OWA, depending on the rights granted to them by the author of the message, and the replies will be rights-protected. This is a new feature of Exchange 2010. OWA users can also create rights-protected messages.
There are two key differences between the use of Exchange 2010 OWA to consume rights-protected messages and the use of the RMA for Internet Explorer (IE) combined with Exchange 2007 OWA. The first is that when using Exchange 2010 OWA, users aren't required to connect to the AD RMS infrastructure to obtain rights account certificates (RACs) or End User License Agreements (EULAs). Instead, Exchange 2010 acts on behalf of the user and accesses the rights-protected content as a Super User before serving the content in a web page. This makes it easier for users to consume rights-protected messages and doesn't require AD RMS administrators to configure Extranet Cluster URLs and external access for users outside the corporate firewall.
The second difference is that the end users are able to cut and paste rights-protected messages and take screenshots. This functionality wasn't possible with the RMA for IE. For this reason, it's possible to configure which users can use IRM via OWA using the -IRMEnabled Boolean flag on the Exchange Set-OwaMailboxPolicy Power Shell cmdlet, so that enterprises can prevent users who might have access to high-risk information from accessing rights-protected email via OWA. If you have many users and you need to enable or disable access to IRM through OWA, the Set-OwaMailboxPolicy cmdlet becomes unwieldy. An alternative approach is to create one or more additional OWA virtual directories for each category of users, configure access to each, and use the -IRMEnabled Boolean flag to the Set-OwaVirtualDirectory Power Shell cmdlet.
Using Transport Rules
IRM features are available in Office applications, including Outlook, and can be utilized by end users to protect sensitive data. One problem with IRM prior to Exchange 2010 is that if users forget to manually apply rights protection to sensitive data, that data might get leaked or distributed inappropriately. Exchange 2010 lets Exchange administrators create Transport Rules that can apply an AD RMS rights policy template to both email messages and any supported attachments based on matching conditions, such as the email address of the sender or recipient, words in the subject of the message, words in the body of the message, or any other condition that Transport Rules support. Exchange 2010 ships with a built-in rights policy template—called Do Not Forward—that, as the name suggests, prevents recipients from forwarding the email message. Exchange 2010 will pull additional rights policy templates from AD RMS, if they're configured.
To create a Transport Rule to automatically rights-protect email messages that match the rule's conditions, launch the Exchange Management Console (EMC) on an Exchange 2010 Hub Transport server, expand the Microsoft Exchange On-Premises node, expand the Organization Configuration node, click the Hub Transport node, then click the Transport Rules tab in the console's right pane. Right-click in the pane, and select New Transport Rule from the menu to launch the New Transport Rule wizard. In the Introduction step, enter a name for the Transport Rule and an optional comment before clicking Next. In the Conditions step, select the conditions from the top that will cause the rule to fire. A common condition for applying rights protection is when the Subject field or message body contains specific words, as Figure 5 shows When you select a Condition that requires further details, such as a keyword or keywords, you'll need to specify them by clicking on underlined values to edit the rule description in the bottom of the wizard step. In you specify multiple conditions, all must be satisfied for the rule to fire.
Figure 5: Transport Rule with RMS Template
When you're finished selecting conditions and editing the rule description, click Next to get to the Actions step. In the Actions step, select the Rights protect the RMS template option from the top of the wizard step and click the underlined value RMS template to launch a dialog box that shows available RMS templates (rights policy templates). Select the RMS you want to apply, click OK to return to the wizard, then click Next to get to the Exceptions step. If you have no exceptions, click Next to get to the Create Rule step. Click New to create your Transport Rule. Once the rule has been created, click Finish to exit the wizard.
Using Transport Rules to automatically apply rights policy templates based on conditions can be resource intensive, and in certain situations—such as when there are many Transport Rules or when many messages match Transport Rules—performance of your Exchange infrastructure might be compromised, and users might experience significant delays in sending and receiving emails. For this reason, Transport Rules should be used sparingly.
If a rights policy template is deleted from your AD RMS installation you need to edit any Transport Rules that reference the template. If you don't, Exchange 2010 will return nondelivery reports (NDRs) to the senders of messages that match the Transport Rule conditions whose actions specify that the now-deleted rights policy template be applied to the message, and the intended recipients will never receive the email. Rather than delete a rights policy template, you should archive it. Exchange 2010 can still use an archived template, but it's otherwise inaccessible to users. Exchange 2010 will also return an NDR to the sender of an email message if a rights policy template can't be applied because the AD RMS infrastructure is unavailable. For this reason, you should ensure that your AD RMS infrastructure is fault-tolerant by building out clusters of certification and licensing servers.
Two Great Features
Exchange 2010 offers enterprises additional tools to combat information leakage, whether accidental or intentional, by incorporating IRM into the product. You're now familiar with two great IRM-enabled features: the ability to send, read, and reply to rights-protected email messages through OWA, and the ability to apply rights policy templates to messages based on matching conditions. Exchange 2010 offers other exciting IRM features that I haven't covered, including the ability to integrate with Office 2010's Outlook to enforce policy on clients rather than on servers—a capability that can significantly offload processing—and to decrypt rights-protected content to meet compliance requirements. I'll cover these features in upcoming articles.


text: Pubdate: Wed, 25 Jun 2014 Source: San Jose Mercury News (CA) Copyright: 2014 San Jose Mercury News Contact: http://www.mercurynews.com/ Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/390 Author: Eric Kurhi Page: B1 POT CLUBS BANNED FOR NOW IN COUNTY Supervisors Act After San Jose Toughens Rules Santa Clara County officials Tuesday approved a temporary ban of medical marijuana outlets in the mostly rural areas outside city limits governed by the Board of Supervisors. The board's unanimous vote comes after San Jose this month approved tougher restrictions expected to sharply reduce the number of pot dispensaries within the county's largest city. County officials said they worried that pot clubs forced to close in San Jose would relocate to county areas. "There is a concern that this will prompt applicants in unincorporated areas," said Deputy County Executive Sylvia Gallegos, adding that in 2016 there is likely to be a state initiative to legalize recreational marijuana use for adults. "We don't want to have the circumstance that due to a lack of planning now, we will then have retail sources of marijuana in unincorporated areas." Supervisors opted for a 45-day moratorium that will prevent pot shops from relocating or opening up in such areas until the matter can be revisited on Aug. 5, after the board's summer recess. While San Jose saw a large number of cannabis proponents flood into the City Council chamber for the series of meetings that culminated in last week's vote, only a few spoke before county officials on Tuesday. There are currently no collectives operating in unincorporated areas. Before Tuesday, Santa Clara County allowed medical marijuana dispensaries located in specific zones if they complied with certain planning, zoning and public safety requirements. The moratorium prevents any new dispensaries from applying to open under those code sections. Advocates have argued that they can operate anywhere under California's 1996 initiative allowing medical marijuana. But a recent state Supreme Court ruling allows local governments to regulate or ban them. Six dispensaries have popped up since 2009. Five were shut down by the Sheriff's Department and code enforcement within a month. A sixth was located in a neighborhood that has since been annexed to San Jose. Supervisors expressed concerns that dispensaries have increased marijuana use among high school students. But some also said they wanted to make sure that those with ailments who genuinely benefit from the drug have a place to purchase their medicine. "I want to keep it open enough that if it turns out there's no other place for people to go, there is still the possibility of people in the county getting it for compassionate use," said Supervisor Ken Yeager. Another aspect that will be examined involves regulation. The county's Environmental Health Department as well as weights and measures officials could conceivably play a role in helping San Jose keep collectives in check, with food inspections for cannabis edibles as well as certifying scales and scanners to ensure products contain the stated quantity of product sold. Supervisor Joe Simitian called it frustrating that despite voters approving of the medical use of marijuana nearly two decades ago, very little in terms of regulatory aspects on the federal, state and local level have been developed. "This is more than timely in terms of saying it's time to sort this out," he said, "and I think this is a good effort." - --- MAP posted-by: Jay Bergstrom


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See here for part I.
The battle for Refuge begins...
The Britannian army prepares for the final assault on the entrance to the T.L.A.'s underground tunnel complex.
Bob the Unbuilder and his cabinet lead the T.L.A. forces out of the concealed exit to confront the Britannians.
As the two armies prepare for battle, a single shuttlecraft roars out of the entrance at high speed, with a mysterious helmeted figure at the controls...
...then pitches up into a vertical climb and quickly rises out of view.
For a moment the battlefield is silent, and then Bob gives the order the T.L.A. was waiting for:
The B.A.L.L.S. fires two rockets from each of its launchers.
They decimate the Britannian ranks. Two gunners, two infantrymen, and an officer are killed. The flak gun and field gun are destroyed, allowing T.L.A. tanks and aircraft to advance without fear of response fire.
The B.A.L.L.S. also fires its railgun at the Challenger-class landship, but misses.
The S.H.I.T.'s pilot performs some fancy maneuvers, allowing him to deploy his squad directly atop the watchtower. They fan out and prepare for the inevitable wave of incoming troops.
The S.P.L.A.T. fires its plasma gun at the Challenger, but an Armoured hull and a pathetic damage roll protect it from harm.
The F.L.A.S.H. attacks the Britannians' Mosquito fighter-bomber head on, firing two missiles.
With lethal results.
The other T.L.A. aircraft lack the F.L.A.S.H.'s long-range weapons, and advance more cautiously.
Captain Harris spurs his horse towards the guard tower and makes a heroic leap onto the platform. Thanks to a critical success, he decapitates the T.L.A. gauss gunner and kills an officer with a burst from his rotary musket.
His subordinates don't fare nearly as well: neither of them hit their targets, and one of them is killed by response fire.
The land frigate moves up to provide support.
...oops. The gunner's incompetence causes Captain Harris to lose a wound.
Fortunately, the blast also destroys the S.H.I.T..
The Conqueror-class land battleship moves up and launches its spotter plane. The spotter plane makes an attack on the Hr-37, but misses. The battleship lines up a barrage on the B.A.L.L.S....
...and brings it down.
The Challenger fires its heavy steam gatling at the S.T.Ü.D.G.O.D., but doesn't pierce its armor.
The Vulcan bomber opens up with a flak barrage (that doesn't do enough damage) and a pair of Skyflash missiles (that miss harmlessly).
The Spitfire needs to pull off some fancy maneuvering to avoid rear-ending the Blenheim spotter plane, but ends up attacking the F.L.A.S.H. at point blank range... and somehow managing to miss.
To be continued...


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Bishop: Slain US journalist Foley opened our eyes
ROCHESTER, New Hampshire (AP) — Slain U.S. journalist James Foley was living his faith by bringing images to the world of people suffering from war and oppressive regimes, a Roman Catholic bishop said Sunday at a Mass in his honor.
Bishop Peter Libasci said even after Foley was captured for the first time in Libya in 2011, he "went back again that we might open our eyes."
The Mass was attended by Foley's parents, John and Diane Foley, and hundreds of others in their hometown of Rochester, New Hampshire. Afterward, Libasci read aloud a letter from the Vatican extending the condolences of Pope Francis.
"Thank you for loving Jim," Diane Foley told the crowd after the Massachusetts.
The crowd filled every pew and people stood three deep at the back of the church and along both sides of it. Gov. Maggie Hassan, along with U.S. Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Kelly Ayotte, attended the Massachusetts..
Foley was kidnapped on Thanksgiving Day 2012 while covering the Syrian uprising. The Islamic State group posted a Web video Tuesday showing his killing and said it was in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes in northern Iraq.
Libasci invoked the prayer of St. Francis, which begins, "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace," to implore the gathered not to hate but to heal.
"It is in giving that we receive," he recited. "It is in pardoning that we are pardoned. It is in dying that we are born to eternal life. To these words, I think we can say, 'Yes, I wish we could do that.' It is not beyond our capability. It is not impossible. Our Lord lived it. Our most Blessed Mother lived it. Many saints have lived it. James lived it."
In a packed Our Lady of the Holy Rosary church, the bishop frequently addressed Foley's parents and stressed their son's connection to family. He also prayed for another captive journalist, Steven Sotloff, and all captives.
Libasci said after the Mass that people shouldn't think of vengeance.
"Look at what it's done already," he said. "Look at the heartbreak."
A funeral for Foley will be Oct. 18, what would have been his 41st birthday.
Foley's parents on Sunday released a letter that they say their son wrote while in captivity, which he asked an unidentified fellow hostage who was about to be freed to memorize and recount to his family so the letter would not be confiscated by his captors.
In the letter, posted on a Facebook page called "Find James Foley," Foley described being held with 17 other hostages and passing time by discussing movies, sports and trivia and playing games made up of scraps found in their jail cell. He said the hostages were fed daily and given tea and occasionally coffee.
Also on Sunday, the U.S. government said Peter Theo Curtis of Massachusetts, a journalist who was held hostage for about two years by an al-Qaida-linked group in Syria, was released. White House national security adviser Susan Rice said Curtis, who wrote under the byline Theo Padnos, is now safe outside of Syria.
At a vigil Saturday night in Rochester, about 200 people gathered to show support for the Foley family.
"We are honored that you care and love Jim. We are honored that you recognized the sacrifices he made," John Foley said then. "He loved the Syrian people. He was devoted to telling their story and doing whatever he could to help their fight."
The world's largest bloc of Islamic nations denounced Foley's "heinous" killing and reiterated its support for international efforts to confront the Islamic State fighters.
Iyad Madani, chief of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, said in a statement Saturday that the actions of the Islamic State group have nothing to do with the values of Islam or his organization's founding principles of tolerance and co-existence.


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Tony Hawk: Ride is another Activision-published title that ships with a peripheral, and it sold only 114,000 units in its debut month of November. DJ Hero is priced at $120, likely too expensive for holiday shoppers hit hard by the struggling economy.
Update: Our initial story reported that DJ Hero sold 123,000 copies, but this was an error -- the correct number is 211,000. We apologize for the inaccuracy.
Tyler says: Music game sales are down, peripheral sales are down... this could lead to good news folks: fewer plastic toy controllers in 2010? Please make it so! While the first few rounds of Guitar Hero were phenomenally successful, the fact that music games have since been constantly inching the price up for these titles makes me think $90 was the sweet spot price-wise.
Think about it, while as a whole music game sales are down, Activision is still doing slightly better than EA. Sure, the Guitar Hero brand plays a big part in that, but EA's Rock Band was the first to go over $100. I think EA and Activision have simply gone over the buying threshold for premium items.


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For more than 20 years, the Youth Services (REACH) division of Community Missions of Niagara Frontier Inc. has coordinated with Niagara County libraries to put on the "Tidings of Joy" Christmas Project. The program provides Christmas gifts for youth involved with the mission, allowing members of the community to purchase gifts for the youth.
The project involves setting up trees in local libraries with paper ornaments corresponding to wish list items the youth have requested. The trees are located in libraries in Niagara Falls (city and LaSalle branches), North Tonawanda and Lockport. Patrons are asked to return an unwrapped gift to the library by Dec. 16. The program then disperses the gifts to the youth to ensure a happy holiday season.
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A criminal case is a proceeding in which someone is charged with a public offense (i.e., with committing a crime), evidence is presented on both sides, and a decision is made as to the person's guilt.
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The Shasta County Superior Court has jurisdiction over infraction, misdemeanor and felony cases. The Criminal Division handles any complaint filed by a prosecuting agency, including but not limited to the Shasta County District Attorney and the State Attorney Generals Office representing the cities of Redding, Shasta Lake City, Anderson, and Burney.
Misdemeanors, felonies, and warrants require a court appearance. Confirmed court appearances will be on the calendar. If your name is not listed on the calendar and should be, report to the Criminal Clerk's Office in Room 219 for additional information. Provide the clerk with any paperwork you have that relates to your case.
Please report directly to the courtroom to which you have been assigned. Courtroom doors generally open at 8:00 a.m.
To appear in court on a non-calendared case, you must report to the Clerk's Office by 8:30 a.m., Monday through Friday. Provide the clerk with any relevant paperwork/information, such as a case number, copy of a citation, bail/bond receipt, driver's license number and/or proof of compliance of a court order.
If you are requesting information regarding a defendant who has been brought to court in custody, please make your inquiry in the Criminal Clerk's Office. Please have the defendant's name, date of birth, and arresting agency ready.
If you fail to appear in court as promised/ordered, the court may order and issue a warrant for your arrest. The prosecuting agency may also ask the court to add additional charges against you for failing to appear. Further, you may be punished by jail and/or a fine, regardless of the disposition of the original charge. In addition, the Department of Motor Vehicles may withhold issuance or renewal or your driver's license and may revoke or suspend your driving privilege. The failure to appear hold on your driver's license will be released upon your appearance in court.
Clerks are prohibited by law from giving legal advice. If you are provided legal assistance through the Public Defender's office, or any other court-appointed counsel, the court will make a determination of your ability to pay all or part of the costs. If the court finds that you can pay, it may make an order for you to pay the costs. This order has the same force and effect as a civil judgment. The court may also order that you return for additional hearings to determine your ability to pay the cost of a court-appointed counsel after your case is concluded. If you cannot afford an attorney, the court will appoint one at the time of arraignment if you meet the qualifications.
Felony crimes are punishable by a state prison term or death. Common examples of felony crimes are murder, possession of dangerous drugs for sale, robbery and rape.
Misdemeanor crimes are punishable by a maximum fine of $1000 and a county jail term of one year or less. However, some offenses exceed these general criteria; for example, spousal abuse can carry a $6000 maximum fine. Common examples of misdemeanor violations include petty theft, prostitution, vandalism, and driving under the influence.
- Arraignment
The first hearing after an arrest is called an arraignment. The accused is given a copy of the complaint, informed of the charges filed, advised of his or her constitutional rights and enters a plea to the charges.
- Pretrial
At the pretrial hearing, there is an exchange of information between the prosecution and the defense known as discovery. Pretrial motions may also be filed before the start of the trial. Motions may be made to set aside the complaint, to dismiss the case, to suppress evidence, etc. The defendant may at this point change his or her plea to guilty or no contest.
- Preliminary Hearing
A preliminary hearing is a proceeding before a judicial officer in which evidence is presented so the court may determine whether there is sufficient cause to hold the accused for trial on a felony charge.
- Jury Trial
A felony trial must begin within 60 days of the arraignment on the Information, unless the defendant enters a general waiver of the statutory time requirement or requests/consents to a date beyond the 60-day period.
If the case is a misdemeanor, and the defendant is in custody at the time of arraignment, the jury trial must begin within 30 days of arraignment or plea. If the defendant is not in custody at the time of arraignment, the trial must begin within 45 days of arraignment or plea.
Before a trial can begin, the attorneys must select a jury. During the trial, witnesses may testify and evidence will be presented. At the conclusion of the trial, the jury must decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty. If the jury finds the defendant is not guilty, he or she is released and cannot be tried again for the same crime. If the defendant is found guilty, the case will be continued for sentencing, or the defendant may be sentenced immediately.
- Court Trial
In lieu of a jury trial, the defendant may agree to proceed with a court trial, in which the judge hears the evidence and arguments and finds the defendant guilty or not guilty.
This program is designed for repeat offenders who are substance abusers. It is intended for individuals who have not been able to overcome his or her addiction on their own, through diversion programs and through past probation supervision. The court's goal is to refer defendants to the Program who will have the best chance of success.
The Program is built upon two very important concepts. First, the Program is designed for the offender who genuinely wants a drug free life and is not interested solely in avoiding the penalties for his or her crimes. Second, participation in the Program is NOT something to be used as a bargaining tool in plea negotiations. Admission to the Program is totally discretionary with the court.
In order to participate in the Addicted Offender Program (AOP), defendants must meet clearly defined criteria. All defendants must have a history of or evidence of present drug abuse or addiction, their abuse or addiction is at least one motivating factor in the commission of their crime, be at least 18 years old, and must not be on parole. Criteria which will disqualify a defendant currently charged or previously convicted of a crime include the possession or use of a firearm, a crime in which a death, serious bodily injury or intent to cause either occurred, or crimes involving sexual misconduct. The District Attorney's Office and the Probation Department determine a defendant's eligibility.
Eligible defendants enter a guilty plea, sign a consensual agreement for admittance to the program, and make regularly scheduled court appearances. These status hearings are for the purpose of promoting the treatment and rehabilitation of the defendant. A probation officer also works very closely with the defendant by monitoring program compliance and provides progress reports to the bench officer.
If a defendant does not or cannot comply with requirements of the treatment program plan and discontinue the use of drugs, participation in the program is terminated. The defendant is returned to custody and criminal proceedings are reinstated.
Defendants, who establish a consistent pattern of clean drug tests, employment or enrollment in vocational or educational programs, and other proof of a stabilized lifestyle, will graduate from the program. All criminal charges are dismissed.
For misdemeanor cases, a Notice of Appeal must be filed within 30 days of the date of the judgment or order. For felony cases, a Notice of Appeal must be filed within 60 days of judgment or order. Appeal information and forms may be obtained in the Clerk's Office. The clerk cannot advise you of any legal issues regarding your appeal or advise you as to the content of any required papers.
The Sheriff's work release is an alternative to continuous confinement in the main jail. Participation in this program is ordered by the court at the time of sentencing, however, the Sheriff's Department determines eligibility. For further information, you may call 530-245-6086.
If the court orders a fine, additional Penalty Assessments may be added.
Fines may be paid by cash, money order, credit card, debit card, or personal check in the Clerk's Office. You may also pay by mail. To ensure your payment is applied to your case, always write your case number on your check or money order. Please do not mail cash. If you would like to request a receipt, you must include a self-addressed stamped envelope.
As an alternative to paying your fine, you may request to convert your fine to community service. These conversions are made in the courtroom or in the Criminal Clerk's Office. Fines are converted at the rate of $50.00 per 8 hour day. Court imposed fees cannot be converted to community service and must be paid to the Court's Collection Division. There is a non-refundable conversion fee that will be added to your account balance. You will be referred to the Probation Department where they will determine your work assignment.
If you fail to pay a fine as promised/ordered, the court may order and issue a warrant for your arrest. Further, you may be punished by jail and/or a fine, regardless of the disposition of the original charge.
Alternatively, upon failure to pay a fine, the court may apply civil penalties to enforce the monetary conditions of a sentence. In an effort to facilitate the effective collection of fines, fees and assessments ordered or authorized by the court, they will be collected by the court's comprehensive collection program.
Section 1214.1 (a) of the Penal Code authorizes a $300.00 civil assessment and states, "In addition to any other penalty in infraction, misdemeanor, or felony cases, the court may impose a civil assessment of up to three hundred dollars ($300) against any defendant who fails, after notice and without good cause, to appear in court for any proceeding authorized by law or who fails to pay all or any portion of a fine ordered by the court."
An expungement is a process by which a conviction or plea (of Guilty or No Contest) in a criminal action is set aside and the case is dismissed. It relieves the defendant of certain penalties and disabilities that result from a criminal action. You may file an expungement petition after you have fulfilled all terms of probation, or have been discharged from the original term of probation, or have not been placed on probation and your entire sentence terms have been completed, including payment of all fines and fees on all cases.
You may file your petition by mail or in person at the Clerk's Office. Your petition will be submitted to a judge and you will be notified through the mail once a decision is made.
The public may not have access to an arrest report or any document containing a victim's name, address, or telephone number..
Photocopies of public records can be requested in the Clerk's Office. Please refer to the current Fee Schedule for copy and certification fees.
If you have a case number and you would like copies of the file, submit a written request along with a check with the words "Not To Exceed $25.00" to cover the initial cost of the copies. You will be notified (by mail or phone) should the cost exceed $25.00. Checks and money orders should be made payable to "Shasta County Superior Court". Mail your request to 1500 Court Street, Room 219, Redding, California, 96001, Attention: Criminal Records. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
You can search our Case Index on line or submit a written request for a criminal background search. The Clerk's Office will conduct a name index/name search when requested. Name searches are limited to cases filed within Shasta County. These requests may be made in person in the Clerk's Office or through the mail. The information requested may be picked up or returned by mail in a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Please refer to the current Fee Schedule for name index costs, or contact the Clerk's Office for more information.
Name indexing and case disposition information is not provided over the telephone.
- $.50 per page for copies
- $25.00 per certification of a copy of paper, record, or proceeding on file
- $15.00 for searching records or files, for each search longer than 10 minutes (includes index search)
- $15.00 fee for document authenticated pursuant to court order (per signature)
If the appropriate fees are not included or your requested information is incomplete, the request will be returned to you.
The Shasta County Jail is operated by the Sheriff's Department, not the court. For information regarding inmates and arrested persons, you may call 530-245-6100.


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17 John x. 18.
18 This sentence is supposed to be an interpolation by the constructor of the Catena.
19 The text is, t\j doule/iaj. Migne suggests, th=j deili/aj = "the feeling of our fear."
20 a0nachra/nh.
21 The text is, ou0de\ h9 sfo/dra deilo/tatoj, etc. We read, with Migne, ei0 instead of h9.
22 [Note the following sentence, without which, as explanatory, this might be quoted as a Monothelite statement. Garbling is a convenient resource for those who claim the Fathers for other false systems.]
23 a0rxhn.
24 [This seems to be a quotation from the Alexandrian Fathers showing how early such questions began to be agitated. Settled in the Sixth Council, A.D. 681, the last "General Council."]
25 gnw/mg, gnomè.
26 qe/lhma gnwmiko/n.
27 ma/lista i@swj panti a0nqrw/pw|.
28 1 John v. 19.
29 Ps. xc. 10.
30 Matt. iv. 1.
31 Jas. i. 13.
32 Some such clause as iaqh=nai du/natai requires to be supplied here.
33 Reading ou@tw for ou@te.
34 Reading w9|tiniou=n for o9tiou=n.
35 r9uqmizein.
1 Another fragment from the Vatican Codex, 1611, fol. 291. See also Mai, Bibliotheca Nova, vi. 1. 165. This is given here in a longer and fuller form than in the Greek of Gallandi in his Bibliotheca, xiv., Appendix, p. 115, as we have had it presented above, and than in the Latin of Corderius in his Catena on Luke xxii. 42, etc. This text is taken from a complete codex.
2 du/namij.
3 liparw=j.
4 tou= qana/tou to@ u9ywma.
5 parafe/reij.
6 ei de/ ou0k e@pion au0to9 h\dh kai\ a/nh/lwsa' a0lla de/oj mh/ u9p' au0tou= plh/rhj epikeime/nou katapoqei/hn.
7 kekenwme/noj.
8 [In these allegorical interpretations we see the pupil of Origen.]
1 Another fragment, connected with the preceding on Christ's prayer in Gethsemane. Edited in a mutilated form, as given by Gallandi, in his Bibliotheca, xiv. p. 117, and here presented in its completeness, as found its the Vatican Codex 1611, f. 292, b.
2 Reading h@ for h0n.
3 1 John v. 19.
4 Ps. xc. 10.
5 Gen. iii. 17.
6 Gen. iii. 19.
7 John xvi. 33.
8 Ps. xxxiv. 19.
9 Matt. iv. 1.
10 Jas. i. 13.
1 A fragment. Edited from the Vatican Codex 1996, f. 78, belonging to a date somewhere about the tenth century.
2 Reading pollou= ge dei=. The text gives po/lu ge dei=.
3 a0tmi/j. If this strange reading a0tmi/j is correct, there is apparently a play intended on the two words pneu=ma and a0tmi0j, = if God is a pneu=ma, which word literally signifies Wind or Air, Christ, on that analogy, may be called a0tmi0j that is to say, the Vapour or Breath of that Wind.
1 That the Son is not different from the Father in nature, but connatural and consubstantial with Him. From the Panoplia of Euthymius Zigabenus in the Cod. xix. Nanianae Biblioth.
2 [See his explanations in the epistle to Dionysius p. 92, supra]
1 A fragment, probably by the Alexandrian Dionysius. This seems to be an excerpt from his works On Penitence, three of which are mentioned by Jerome in his De Script. Eccl., ch. 69. See Mai, Classici Auctores, x. 484. It is edited here from the Vatican Codex.
2 toi=j palamnaioij dai/mosi. Or, with the demons of vengeance.


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Samantha Barks to star in Bend It Like Beckham musical?
The Les Miserables star took part in a workshop last week with Frances Ruffelle, Shobna Gulati and Richard Fleeshman
Could Samantha Barks be set to star in an upcoming musical version of the hit 2002 film Bend It Like Beckham?
She was among the musical theatre stars taking part in a 'development workshop' of the show, which is penned by Love Story composer Howard Goodall and lyricist Charles Hart, last week, according to the Daily Mail.
Also taking part in the workshop, which was directed by the film's director Gurinder Chadha, was newcomer Tara Divina as well as Frances Ruffelle, Shobna Gulati, Preeya Kalidas and Richard Fleeshman.
The long-talked about production is being kept as much as possible under wraps, with actors taking part in the workshop told not to talk or tweet about their participation.
Bend it Like Beckham, which starred Keira Knightley, Jonathan Rhys Myers and Parminder Nagra, centres on the daughter of orthodox Sikh parents who has ambitions to be a footballer.
The score and book of the show are still being worked on, and a choreographic workshop will be held before the end of the year, with hopes that the show will reach the West End in late 2014 or early 2015.


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Titanic with Len Goodman
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Once a welder for the company that built the ship, the "Dancing With the Stars" judge examines the impact of the sinking on the thousands of affected families. He reveals tales from among the handpicked men who helped build the ship and then died with her, and the ship's band. He uncovers the stories of 700 emigrants on board, and descendants of wealthy ancestors who survived the tragedy, only to pay for their lives with their reputations. G
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Each year The Hawk and Owl Trust sponsors an award at the Society of Wildlife Artist's exhibition in memory of harrier expert and great supporter of our work, Roger Clarke. This year we were delighted to see Nick Derry receive the 2013 award from David Attenborough at the exhibition preview on 29 October at The Mall Galleries in London.
'Starting always with sketching what I see in nature, I take the raw images back to the studio where I play. Using whatever media and methods take my fancy, the creative process becomes an exploration of the excitement of watching birds and other living creatures'


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Hot Employer Stocks Could End Up Burning Some Young Tech Tycoons
The Lesson of One-Time Highfliers Such as Pets.com Is to Diversify Your Holdings
San Francisco, which was built on a gold rush, is in the midst of yet another one. Will today's young tech tycoons make the same mistakes that their predecessors did in the late 1990s?
The boom in Internet and technology stocks—from comparative newcomers such as Facebook and LinkedIn to veterans such as Google and Apple—is creating another generation of the young and newly rich. Even middle-ranking employees at highflying companies are seeing their stock and options swell into paper fortunes. Many are still in their 20s....


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Science interviews Robert Singer, Ph.D., who is identified as a pioneer in the field of mRNA research, about the ongoing search to discover how proteins are placed in their correct destinations within a cell. Dr. Singer is professor and co-chair of anatomy & structural biology and co-director of the Gruss-Lipper Biophotonics Center at Einstein. (Friday, December 09, 2011)
Nature interviews Dr. Robert Singer about recent advances in single-cell imaging and the enormous benefits a core facility with this technology provides to an institution's investigators, students and postdocs. Dr. Singer is professor and co-chair of anatomy and structural biology and director of the Gruss-Lipper Biophotonics Center, Einstein's single-cell imaging center. (Thursday, December 01, 2011)
The Scientist interviews Robert Singer, Ph.D., regarding his new research finding that genes which create "housekeeping" proteins turn on and off randomly, not in a coordinated way, as previously thought. Dr. Singer notes that these genes are essentially "clueless," making proteins without concern to their need or eventual use. Dr. Singer is co-chair of the department of anatomy & structural biology and co-director of the Gruss-Lipper Biophotonics Center. (Tuesday, December 07, 2010)