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Last-chance saloon
With the clock ticking to the all-important Deadline Day, we assess who might be on the move and where they'll end up. Every top-flight boss will want to make additions and here we look at each club and assess who might be pitching up in unexpected car parks on Friday evening...
By Alex Dunn and Adam Bate
Last Updated: 30/01/14 11:13am
With Manchester City and Chelsea in impressive form, some Gunners fans are starting to get a bit twitchy at the thought of Nicklas Bendtner being asked to fire their team to the title. But while the search for a striker remains a priority for supporters, it seems Mario Mandzukic may well be staying at Bayern Munich until the summer. If in doubt, bring in another attacking midfielder. Antoine Griezmann and Julian Draxler are precisely the sort of players to get Arsene Wenger spending.
Arsenal transfer news in full - click here
Aston Villa
Villa boss Paul Lambert spoke at the beginning of January about the need to add experience to his squad and his transfer manoeuvrings suggest he intends to be as good as his word - not only bringing in players with experience of football but ones he has experience of working with. Grant Holt may not have been the signing to set Holte End pulses racing but 31-year-old Wes Hoolahan would at least offer a little subtlety in the final third.
Aston Villa transfer news in full - click here
Cardiff City
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finds himself bottom of the Premier League just weeks into his role as Cardiff manager and has acted swiftly to bring in new signings. Mats Moller Daehli, Magnus Wolf Eikrem and Jo Inge Berget have all followed Solskjaer from Norway and the swap deal to bring Kenwyne Jones to the Welsh capital gives his team an experienced target-man option. But getting the loan signing of Manchester United winger Wilfried Zaha over the line could be key to their hopes.
Cardiff City transfer news in full - click here
The exit of Juan Mata was not a decision taken lightly at Stamford Bridge but the feeling within the club is that with Mohamed Salah and Nemanja Matic coming through the door, Chelsea have significantly strengthened their squad in this January window. Jose Mourinho has the pace he craves from his attacking midfielders and the arrival of Matic gives him another defensive midfield option. Antoine Griezmann is attracting interest but that could be Chelsea's business done.
Chelsea transfer news in full - click here
Crystal Palace
Tony Pulis is determined to keep that relegation off his CV and has helped power Palace away from the Premier League drop zone. The Welshman will be anxious to strengthen from a position of relative strength so it would be no surprise to see him dip into the market before last orders on Friday night. Momo Sissoko would add steel to the midfield, while Scott Dann could get another top-flight chance with the Eagles.
Crystal Palace transfer news in full - click here
A devastating 4-0 defeat in the Merseyside derby coupled with Romelu Lukaku joining Arouna Kone, Seamus Coleman and Sylvain Distin on the injury list has added to the sense of discomfort at Goodison Park as the window draws to a close. Roberto Martinez has little choice but to examine a list of options that are thought to include Ajax defender Ricardo van Rhijn. With Nikica Jelavic gone, it could be a centre forward that is the more pressing concern for the Everton boss despite the arrival of Lacina Traore.
Everton transfer news in full - click here
Fulham's miserable form had shown some signs of abating under Rene Meulensteen with three wins from six Premier League games either side of Christmas but perhaps it was little more than a dead cat bounce. It's three league defeats in a row now and it could require drastic action to arrest the slide. Olympiakos striker Kostas Mitroglou looks quite the coup for the Cottagers and he'll need to be if they are to avoid tasting the joys of the Championship. The Alan Hutton link is not encouraging.
Fulham transfer news in full - click here
Hull City
Steve Bruce had the rest of football purring after guiding the Tigers into the top half of the table with some fine early season form following the club's promotion from the Championship and the January transfer window additions of Nikica Jelavic and Shane Long were supposed to see Hull build on that success. Instead there have now been four back-to-back defeats that could prompt Bruce back into the market to avoid the worst case scenario. Nick Powell would help.
Hull City transfer news in full - click here
Schadenfreude can be one mighty motivator and Liverpool fans will be desperate to seize the top-four spot that could end Manchester United's interest in next season's Champions League. If they are to do so, it might require more than bringing back Thomas Ince to Anfield and supporters will be looking for Brendan Rodgers to strengthen a back line that has shown signs of insecurity so far this season. Will the Reds boss get the backing he needs in the coming hours? Yevhen Konoplyanka would do nicely.
Liverpool transfer news in full - click here
Manchester City
With Manchester City flying under Manuel Pellegrini, panic buys late in the window are unlikely. However, City are always open for business and Fernando looks set to make the move from Porto, while his team-mate Eliaquim Mangala is also thought to be a target. With Joleon Lescott's future uncertain, the centre of defence is probably the area of the team most in need of strengthening in the long term and the arrival of Mangala would address this issue. Ominous stuff.
Manchester City transfer news in full - click here
Manchester United
"This is the first, and there will be many more to come in time. I want the quality of Juan to be the start of it," said Manchester United manager David Moyes. The arrival of Juan Mata has given everyone at Old Trafford a lift but more might be needed if United are to secure Champions League football next season. Antoine Griezmann, Toni Kroos and Arturo Vidal are all believed to be targets but Moyes may have to wait until the summer to continue his revolution.
Manchester United's transfer news in full - click here
Newcastle United
The sale of Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain has added a sense of urgency to proceedings and this week could be a big test of Joe Kinnear's credentials in the acquisitions department. Luuk de Jong has already completed a loan deal, while Clement Grenier and Remy Cabella would appear likely candidates to replenish the French contingent on Tyneside. No doubt Alan Pardew would like to add a striker as well but with the Magpies safely ensconced in midtable, will Mike Ashley bother?
Newcastle's transfer news in full - click here
Norwich City
Chris Hughton was handed considerable transfer funds in the summer but the Norwich boss might need to invest again if he is to avoid slipping into the relegation zone. Given Norwich chief executive David McNally has already gone on record as saying he'd prefer death to relegation, Hughton would be well advised to act quickly. Scott Dann and Thomas Ince have been linked with a move to Carrow Road but hard graft might be the only wait for the Canaries to stay out of trouble.
Norwich's transfer news in full - click here
Given Southampton are currently smack bang in the middle of the table, Mauricio Pochettino would likely settle for no incoming players on the proviso none of his prize assets go the other way. Luke Shaw's burgeoning reputation makes it ever more tempting for Manchester United or Chelsea to steal ahead of their erstwhile rivals with a bid before Friday's deadline, while Adam Lallana is a target for bigger clubs. To lose either would be the bitterest pill to swallow. With record signing Dani Osvaldo seemingly on his way out after hitting the target for just the fourth time this season in a training ground altercation with a team-mate, Southampton look light in terms of No.9s with Rickie Lambert likely to be lonely between now and the end of the season. A swap deal with Mirko Vucinic that would see Osvaldo return to Italy to join Juventus has been reported, while Wolfsburg forward Diego has also been linked - though any deal for the Brazilian would more likely occur at the end of the season.
Southampton's transfer news in full - click here
Stoke City
It's been widely reported that Mark Hughes is another top flight boss enamoured by Blackpool winger Thomas Ince. Considering the Welshman's oft-mentioned desire to make Stoke less agricultural a move for Lee Cattermole seems less obvious and somewhat flies in the face of such a master plan. Nonetheless the combative/combustible Black Cat purportedly remains a chief target. The additions of Peter Odemwingie (in exchange for Kenwyne Jones) and John Guidetti would seemingly rule out further in-comings of a striking nature but with relegation a real possibility, expect Hughes to wring every last drop out of a January transfer window that could make or break his Stoke City tenure.
Stoke's transfer news in full - click here
Given right-back Phil Bardsley is Sunderland's joint-second most prolific goalscorer it's no surprise Gus Poyet hankers after an additional goal threat. Argentinian forward Ignacio Scocco is close to completing a £3million switch, which presumably quells reported interest in Genoa's Alberto Gilardino. Valencia midfield Ever Banega, who has 24 caps for Argentina, has been asked about and would represent quite the coup were he to be convinced to join a growing South American contingent in the North East. Few would be surprised were Poyet to return to Brighton to make an improved offer for Liam Bridcutt, while Ince's whistle stop tour of Premier League clubs is also thought to have taken in a look around the Stadium of Light.
Sunderland's transfer news in full - click here
A current position of tenth should not disguise the fact this has been a tough season for Swansea City. With Europa League exertions taking their toll on a squad that has looked a little threadbare at times, Michael Laudrup will be eager for a couple of new faces to freshen up a squad that is only six points above the drop zone. David Ngog has already arrived and Andy King from Hearts is set to follow shortly, but it is Thomas Ince who remains their, and half the top flight's, primary target. Alternatively, Norwich winger Anthony Pilkington remains very much on the radar.
Swansea's transfer news in full - click here
After a summer of recruitment that saw Andre Villas-Boas make light of the £85.3million brought in through the sale of Gareth Bale, it's widely been reported that Tim Sherwood will have to make do with what he's inherited. Having given Emmanuel Adebayor's career a kiss of life the rookie tactician has at least, for now, solved the conundrum of not having a regular goalscorer but with Roberto Soldado still feeling himself in and Jermain Defoe packed for Toronto, additional firepower will be at the top of his wishlist. Much though could depend on whether Sherwood can further shed his Spurs squad of any excess fat, with Lewis Holtby (who looks to be on his way back to Schalke), Etienne Capoue and Nacer Chadli already reportedly exasperated by a lack of playing time. If Daniel Levy is feeling generous, bids for Alvaro Morata and Mirko Vucinic could be sanctioned, though both players have also been linked with north London neighbours Arsenal.
Tottenham's transfer news in full - click here
West Brom
New boss Pepe Mel has already ruled out raiding former club Real Betis for January recruits, which if nothing else has left a raft of journalists clutching at straws with regards possible signings. Having sanctioned Shane Long's departure and in light of the Baggies' struggles in front of goal, a centre forward is a priority. An ambitious move for Valencia's Brazilian forward Jonas has been mooted, though they can expect rival interest in a player who has scored nine goals in 18 appearances for Los Che this term.
West Brom's transfer news in full - click here
West Ham
Earlier in the week Sam Allardyce said West Ham's business was done with the acquisition of Italian duo Antonio Nocerino and Marco Borriello but until Jim White has retired his yellow tie for another year he'll be working his phone(s). Graham Dorrans, who is out of contract at West Brom in the summer, continues to be monitored, while Leeds United captain Ross McCormack remains a target despite Allardyce's insistence that a rejected bid of £3.2million will not be increased. As Allardyce attests though, you can never quite tell: "The volatility of this window is pretty ferocious. You can't think you are going to get somebody until he has signed on the dotted line. You never know what is going to happen."
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King County Web site lists jail inmates
Published 10:00 pm, Monday, April 26, 2004
King County Jail inmates are now on the Web.
Yesterday, the county announced a new Web site that allows the public and law enforcement to quickly determine whether someone is in custody and look into his or her booking history.
County officials said the Web site is a sign of the continuing integration of the area's criminal justice system.
It can be accessed at www.metrokc.gov by clicking on the Jail Inmate Lookup Service link. There are also links to other counties that provide inmate rosters online.


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Note: Due to an error in the data provided by the city, the 2012 earnings of police officer Joseph Iwaniec were incorrectly included in the list of those who earned $100,000 or more. (The correct amount was $94,539). That change reduces the total number of employees who earned $100,000 to 152, which is now reflected in the text and spreadsheet below.
From today's paper: The number of Albany city employees who made more than $100,000 in 2012 more than doubled in 2012 to 152 — thanks in large part to one-time payments for retroactive raises owed to police officers and firefighters.
Meanwhile, the city's median household income is between $37,000 and $38,000, depending on which Census estimate you rely.
Last year, 72 city workers made $100,000 or more.
According to the city, about $1.2 million of the overtime earned last year by police officers was so-called reimbursable overtime, meaning that the city was reimbursed for the expense of having extra officers outside events like Times Union Center concerts.
What that means for the numbers included in the story is this: That reimbursable OT not paid by taxpayers is included in the totals earned by the officers but not in the discussion of the police department's overtime budget, which finished the year about $600,000 over budget due largely to the retroactive raises.
In other words, not every penny of OT earned by police officers was paid by taxpayers.
The 2012 payroll data — obtained by the Times Union through a Freedom of Information Law request — comes as Mayor Jerry Jennings is among those lobbying in favor Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposal to cap binding arbitration awards in so-called fiscally distressed cities.
Of the back raises the city had to pay in 2012, two years of fire department raises were from an arbitration decision and three years of police raises were from a voluntary contract that also came with health insurance concessions.
Below is the list of $100G earners, but first a couple of notes:
— Treasurer Kathy Sheehan's office said that some of the entries that lack job titles may be due to the fact that the employee left city service.
— According to Sheehan, the large numbers in the "other earnings" column are due largely to two factors: One-time retirement buyouts for unused sick and/or vacation/comp time or the one-time retroactive raise payments.
— This is the list as prepared by the city treasurer's office. I have made no changes other than to add/clarify a handful of the job titles.


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HOUSTON (Wednesday, December 12, 2012) – The Houston Dynamo will hold a press conference tomorrow to discuss contract extensions for midfielders Brad Davis and Adam Moffat and goalkeepers Tally Hall and Tyler Deric.
The event will be held at 12 p.m. in the BBVA Compass Stadium press conference room. Lunch will be provided, starting at 11 a.m. Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear, president Chris Canetti and the four players are set to participate.
All visitors must check in at the Walker St. entrance (2301 Walker Street at Bastrop) and present a valid form of photo ID upon entering. Street parking is available to the media on a first-come, first-served basis.
WHAT: Press conference to discuss contract extensions
WHEN: Thursday, December 13
12 p.m.
(lunch served at 11 a.m.)
WHERE: BBVA Compass Stadium
2200 Texas Street
Houston, TX 77003
Press conference room
Enter through Walker Street Entrance
WHO: Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear
Dynamo president Chris Canetti
Dynamo midfielder Brad Davis
Dynamo midfielder Adam Moffat
Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall
Dynamo goalkeeper Tyler Deric
The Houston Dynamo are a Major League Soccer club that has won two MLS Cup championships and four conference championships in its first seven seasons and qualified to represent the United States in international competition six times, including the 2013-14 CONCACAF Champions League. The team currently trains in the Methodist Champions' Field at Houston Amateur Sports Park (HASP), the premier training facility in Southeast Texas, and plays at BBVA Compass Stadium in downtown Houston. For more information, log on to www.HoustonDynamo.com or call (713) 276-7500.
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steel, conveyers, plus 4 summers for "Cardinal Products" in Bridgeport designing & layout of "Make-up Air Heaters" for G.M. & Ford plants, schools, hospitals, etc.
Mick & I bought a summer home on Crooked Lake (1974) near Curran, Mich. We had 100' on the H2O & recently purchased another 65' on the lake. Good fishing & swimming, we belong to a[n] association which has rules "No water skiing—No wake behind boats," etc. Crooked Lake size is approx. 110 acres & 30' deep. Our Northern home is located on a Peninsula, H2O front & back. We enjoy beautiful sunsets from our dock, deck or gazebo. Our children love Crooked Lake, grew up there during summers & just about every other week-end during the school yr. Grand kids love it also!
Mick & I go North Monday mornings (less than 2 hr drive) & return to Bay City Fri. We are sort of tied down, Mickies mother is 92 & we hired 3 caregivers, she needs full time care or go into a nursing home.
I have a work shop in the basement called "The Sawdust Factory" to our grand children. I enjoy making bird houses, light houses, toys & games, etc. When the kids visit, grand kids got to go to grandpa's "Sawdust Factory," got to build something to take home w/ them. I am teaching them the names, use & care of Hd. tools, just like my father taught me!
Our son has a hm & small farm close to Hillsdale & I still have 40 acres outside of Mt. Pleasant, I inherited it from my mothers-mom in 1938. Between my farm & Chris farm we get together for deer hunting & his birthday 15th Nov. I've killed a deer every year since I started hunting @ 62.
Mick & I enjoy our Northern hm. Expecially Sep't & Oct. We are less than a 2 hr. drive to Traverse City. We get into my truck
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Thorold Community Theatre presents Office Hours
From left, Jo Lou Bradley, Mac McGhie, Teresa Wilson, Brian Marten, David Redfearn, Deb Howey, Michaela Gualteri, Bradley Doyle and Xander Warrender will be bringing laughter and relatable content to the stage with Norm Foster's Office Hours. Jen Hardy/Special to Postmedia Network
Office Hours will have audience members howling by the end of the show, promises Thorold Community Theatre.
The comedy, written by Canada's Norm Foster, will transport audiences to a Friday afternoon in six different offices in a big city, with six different stories that are somehow related.
"Leave your troubles at the door, come in and just be entertained for a couple of hours," said Mac McGhie, who plays the role of Lloyd Penny in the performance coming to the community hall of Trinity United Church.
Lloyd's wife, Rhonda, is portrayed by Teresa Wilson.
"People can relate (to the play), because it is real human life," Wilson said.
McGhie, who has been with Thorold Community Theatre since 1990, appears on stage for the first time since 2012, after doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work.
Wilson, who came to Thorold Community Theatre in 2013 after moving from Mississauga to Welland, had never worked with McGhie on stage before. Recalling the audition, she said he was simply amazing. Knowing she wanted to audition for the role of Rhonda, she thought: "Oh, he would be the perfect husband."
The relationships on stage come naturally, Wilson said.
To a big part, McGhie said, it can be chalked up to the camaraderie existing in the theatre company.
Office Hours will be performed on Fridays March 24, 31 and April 7 at 8 p.m.; Saturdays March 25, April 1 and 8 at 8 p.m. and Sundays March 26 and April 2 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the box office at Haine Funeral Home and Chapel or at Jack Nash Fine Clothiers. Tickets can also be pre-ordered through the theatre at 905-682-8779.


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"Lakshaya: EK Living Planet" is not meant to entertain, but to educate and to create awareness about environmental issues, says its host Niret Alva.
"Lakshaya: EK Living Planet" is a 26-episode environment series that went on air in January on Doordarshan.
"The show is logical…Through the show, we are trying to join the dots on issues related to environment. It is not meant for entertainment, but yes, we have tried to keep the viewing short and crisp," Alva, a well-known television personality and chairman of Miditech Pvt Ltd, told IANS.
"It occupies a space as palatable as possible. It is a 28-minute episodic series and we have tried not to put too much information in one go," he added.
The show covered five stories in the first episode, which included stories on hospital waste, fish population and mitticool (a fridge that doesn't use electricity).
Alva says the show is based on research and also gives an opportunity to young filmmakers, who are into environment, to showcase their talent.
"The show is strongly based on research. We came up with the show in a very short time, but we tried to pick up issues that really held a lot of importance. It gives an opportunity to young filmmakers who are well-versed with the topic and are doing something to bring about a change," he said.


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Israel's Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett today expressed hope that immigration to Israel will be renewed from a number of countries which have forbidden the departure of Jews.
Addressing a Mapai meeting here, Mr. Sharett said two possibilities exist for those governments that wish to decrease their Jewish population–mass arrests or expulsion. The latter, he said, means permitting them to leave for Israel. He also voiced the hope that Jewish immigration to Israel from North Africa would increase.


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BRATTLEBORO, Vt., Aug. 21 -- Three locomotives were disabled and a freight car was demolished in the Central Vermont freight yards early this morning when the Boston Maine White Mountain express from New York ran into an open switch and crashed into a heavy Central Vermont freight.
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GAA link as net closes in on killers of brave garda
'Bitter' rows in sporting circle over alleged 'protection' of murderers
GAA members in south Armagh are among those gardai believe are protecting the killers of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe, the Sunday Independent has learnt.
The belief is a source of bitterness among colleagues of the murdered detective, given that he was a life-long Gaelic sports enthusiast and devoted much of his spare time to training junior players in his local club, St Patrick's in Dundalk.
Garda sources this weekend said they were now confident that charges would be brought in relation to the murder last January, despite the fact that family members and friends of the gang have been engaged in protecting the killers and intimidating potential witnesses from the south Armagh area.
Gardai have amassed a considerable amount of circumstantial mobile phone traffic, CCTV and DNA evidence that they are confident can place the killers at the scene. DNA has been taken from a hammer used to break a window in the garda car and that of a credit union employee at the scene and, it is understood, has been taken from another item at the scene.
Two brothers, originally from the Cooley Peninsula area but who have been living in south Armagh in recent years, travelled to New York last October and are believed to have moved from there to Boston before Christmas.
Garda travelled to the United States to interview them but they declined to attend the meeting. Gardai are in contact with US police about their movements.
Sources said there is no intention to extradite the two though the Republic has extradition arrangements with the United States and gardai are content to see them return from the respective countries.
Two other members of the gang have remained living in the south Armagh area, one in Crossmaglen and the other – the man suspected of firing the fatal shot – in the Ravensdale area.
The Ravensdale man has family in the US and stayed with them for nearly three months last year before returning home.
All five have given statements to the PSNI, via their solicitors, stating they are aware they are suspects in the murder and robbery but denying any involvement.
This is standard practice in Northern Ireland in criminal cases as a legal circumvention of the "inference" law where a refusal to answer questions can be taken as an indication of guilt.
Garda sources last night said the case had been painstaking and long, given the lack of public support from associates and families in south Armagh. One of the suspects is well-known in GAA circles and deep divisions have occurred over his alleged involvement in the murder of such a highly respected fellow member of the GAA as Det Gda Donohoe.
A local source described the split in the GAA in the border area as "very bitter".
Gardai have imposed strict silence on the progress of the investigation but it is understood the book of evidence was, more or less, completed in December.
Gardai from all round the country attended the packed mass at St Joseph's Redemptorist Church in Dundalk on Friday evening, attended by Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter and the Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan. Many members of the GAA community in the border area were also present.
And colleagues recalled after Friday night's memorial Mass that Det Gda Donohoe was one of three members of his class of 100 students in Templemore Garda College in 1994-1995 who have died on duty.
Jim Cusack
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The Town of Beaumont has put forward an annexation proposal to the County of Leduc. It wants to annex 24 quarters or 1,536 hectares, of land from the county to address a shortage of space.
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Leduc County says they're surprised by news that the Town of Beaumont wants to annex 24 quarters of its land, saying the proposal - and how it was presented - "amounts to a hostile land grab."
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"It is puzzling to say the least, why proper protocol was not followed or failing that, why simple courtesy didn't prevail. This is not how to treat neighbours, especially when so much is at stake," Whaley said in a news release.
Beaumont wants to annex 24 quarters, or 1,536 hectares, of land from Leduc County, expanding the town's north, south and west ends.
The proposed annexation is a response to a shortage of space and expected population growth in the area.
"We're really, really limited as to the amount of land that we have for commercial development in our community," Beaumont Mayor Camille Bérubé told CTV News on Sunday.
"Even on the residential side we're seeing our inventory decreasing as well and we know it takes time to go through the process, we know it takes time to get the servicing there and we don't want to stall or delay the development of our community because we don't have space to accommodate what the businesses and individuals are looking for."
Leduc says Beaumont did not follow proper procedures and protocol for growth discussion.
The county says before any discussion of land transfers is had, the area's taxpayers and residents first need to be heard.
The issue is set to be discussed at a council meeting on Tuesday.
Bérubé had told CTV News he anticipated there may be concerns with how much land Beaumont is requesting, but says it's necessary as the town is planning for the next 50 years.
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Swamp Rose Mallow (Hibiscus palustris)
by Lynne Bittner
.....At the close of a Saturday at craft show in Old Saybrook , Connecticut the last weekend of July, Richie and I took a drive to view the Long Island Sound. Not being familiar with the area, we tried to stay on the major roads. But soon, an interesting light house in the distance caught our attention and we abandoned our reserve and went exploring down a road that seemed to be a public way.
.....We didn't get very far when we realized that it was a road for paying customers only. We turned around, and as we were getting back on the main road, we passed by a marshy area. Wait! What was that flash of pink back there atop the cat tails and purple loose strife? Quickly, we pulled the car over and went down into the marsh. Swamp Rose-Mallow! I haven't had the opportunity to see it in 24 years!
.....An area along the Hudson River across from Bear Mountain was where I first became acquainted with it, though I was never able to get close to it because of the swampy conditions that it grew in. I resigned myself to admiring this tall beauty from a distance. However, today we were able to get a good upclose view of it as the marsh floor was rather dry.
.....This grand dame of the mallow family (Hibiscus palustris) grows from 4 to 7 feet high, and her showy pink flowers are 4 to 7 inches wide. They are in bloom July through September and make their homes in salt or brackish marshes near the coast. Her sister, (Hibiscus moscheutos) has white petals with a burgundy throat. I considered their cousin the musk mallow (Malva moschata) growing in profusion in my garden at home, similar in many ways, but smaller and hairier. I touched the smooth pale green stems, and pondered the diversity of plants in general. Why was this variety hairless and the one in my garden not? And how curious the spike-like structures protruding from the base of the sepals. As I always do, I had a sniff, but could not detect much of a scent.
.....It was a wonderful treat to be on intimate terms with a plant that I thought to be beyond my reach. It is a reminder to me that at anytime things like this can happen. You just have to keep your eyes open.
Swamp Rose Mallow
Photos by R. Bittner ©2005
Swamp Rose Mallow (Hibiscus palustris)
Swamp Rose Mallow bud (Hibiscus palustris)
Musk Mallow in flower, from the garden. (Malva moschata )
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Larry Israel: > > In some future incarnation of CSS (maybe CSS4?), I would like to be able > to set some variables, the contents of which would be replicated in all > instances of the variable within that style sheet. For example: IIRC I started here with the same wish, but a different idea how to implement ("@var" or "var()"). Often there's no need for it, when the cascade is used properly. I would need it to simplier change colors and widths, but a good CSS editor should provide a mechanism for variables itself (is there any such?). > var sans1=("gill sans","trebuchet ms",verdana,helvetica,arial,sans-serif) > h1 {font-family: sans1; ... For fonts the @font-face rule already exists, but is AFAIK implemented nowhere: @font-face { font-family: sans-serif; src: local("gill sans"), local("trebuchet ms"), local("verdana"), local("helvetica"), local("arial"); } h1 {font-family: sans-serif; ... <http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/fonts.html#font-descriptions> > I don't know what the best syntax for this would be. var=... That won't work, due to CSS grammar restrictions, AFAIK. Some @-rule is preferable. > might be confused with the XHTML2 element with the same name, var is a pretty old element in HTML. > But I do know that everyone is repeating many definitions in their style > sheets, especially font "sets." Yes, but in many cases it's just bad style. > Variables in (X)HTML could serve as an > *easy* way to incorporate repeated bits of text That's a whole different thing, off topic on this list, and could already be done using custom DTDs and entities. Christoph PäperReceived on Friday, 17 January 2003 07:56:31 UTC
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Saving and evaluating network paths in Neo4j
A Relationship Thing
The Neo4j graph database is much better suited than relational databases for storing and quickly querying nodes and their mutual relationships. If your circle of friends is not wide enough to warrant a graph-based application, you might just want to inventory your LAN.
Modeling structures like the social graph of Facebook, connections to friends and their acquaintances, or your follower structure on Twitter is surprisingly difficult with traditional databases. Trying to map a network path – easily represented with squiggles and arrows on a whiteboard – with a relational model inevitably leads to performance-hungry join statements, the natural enemy of responsive websites.
The Neo4j [1] graph database natively stores graph models and offers fantastic performance – as long as you don't overcook the complexity of the queries. Its generic storage model consists of nodes and relationships. Both can possess attributes; for example, a node that represents a person could contain a
name field for storing the name or carry a relationship
is_friends_with and its intensity (
Cypher Query Language
The Neo4j query processor takes inquiries in the SQL-style Cypher language, rummages through the data located in the database, and quickly returns results that Cypher also filters and processes in SQL style (i.e., sort, group, etc.).
After you install the GPL-licensed Neo4j Community Server (there's also a commercial enterprise version), it listens on port 7474 for commands either received via REST or using the newer simple JSON processor. The client can be programmed in several dozen languages, including the CPAN REST::Neo4p module for Perl.
The Debian package offered on the Neo4j site [1] also includes a handy command shell:
neo4j-sh. You can use it to run commands similar to the interactive MySQL client to insert new data into the model and extract stored information via Cypher queries.
Declaratively Powerful
Cypher is, like SQL, declarative: You can specify the results you are looking for, but you don't need to define procedural statements to describe how exactly to find them. Match statements define which data are of interest (e.g., "Find all data" or "find all relations of type
is_friends_with) where clauses then reduce the number of matches; for example, the requesting user may only be interested in people who are 18 years or older.
Subsequent processing steps remodel, sort, or collate the data. Even running further match statements against the results list is permitted, as well as intermediate actions to generate new data on the fly.
The graph of the home network in Figure 1 is intended to illustrate some practical queries. Networks actually represent a popular task for Neo4j with nodes and relations. To determine whether a router can easily reach the open Internet via other nodes, the database often needs to find an open path from A to B via craftily connected nodes. This can cause a performance implosion on relational systems, but can often be tackled with ease using graph databases.
For example, to add the router named
internal in Figure 1 to the database and assign it the LAN IP 192.168.2.1, you would just do this in the Neo4j shell:
neo4j-sh (?)$ CREATE (router {name:"internal", lan_ip:"192.168.2.1"});
After creating another new node named
merger for the
gateway relation between the
internal router and its gateway, a Cypher query locates both nodes and defines the connection with Cypher's own ASCII art syntax:
neo4j-sh (?)$ MATCH (a), (b) > WHERE a.name = "internal" and b.name ="merger" > CREATE (a)-[r:gateway]->(b);
The match operation finds two nodes, which it assigns the aliases
a and
b. Because no other search pattern exists in the match clause, this applies to all the nodes in the database. However, the following
WHERE clause restricts the results to two precisely named nodes, and the
CREATE statement uses the syntax
-[...]-> to draw an arrow with a name between the identified nodes, thus creating a relation of the
gateway type.
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Chicago and the rest of the Middle West once more were able to get their favorite brand of kosher frankfurters today. Yesterday marked the end of a two-day strike called by the Kosher Sausage Makers Union 485, a branch of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, when 500 members returned to their plants.
The union workers will receive pay raises of fifteen to eighteen per cent and will be paid for the six national holidays. Pay rates under the new scale will range from $25 to $33 weekly.
The strike caused the shutdown of local plants furnishing most of the kosher sausage consumed in the Middle West.


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In March 2011 I alerted readers to the appointment of a commission to investigate collecting societies in South Africa. The commission's report was released on 30 August 2012 and is available here*
At a glance the report covers a lot of territory.
- The report suggests turning wireless access providers into collecting agents for collecting societies.
- It chronicles the collapse of SARRAL a collecting society that was meant collect and distribute royalties for the "mechanical rights" (making of sound recordings) of composers of music. The commission recommends that the liquidators of SARRAL consider legal claims against the former auditors and directors of SARRAL.
- 43% of all music royalties collected in South Africa are paid directly to foreign collecting agencies, a further percentage are paid to local branches of foreign right sholders (e.g. EMI) .
- For distribution of music royalties "transparency around the flow of funds between the various sources of income and the recording companies, and the computations of income available for distribution to the artists is limited".
- Nine years after the introduction of needletime there has been no distribution of of money collected to to artists.
There is much more in the Report, indeed there is enough to write a thesis, encompassing as it does broadcast and telecommunications regulation, corporate governance and the standards of King II, and new business models for music, and lets not forget copyright.
* This link is provided by the South African government information service. If you've previously tried to download the report from the Department of Trade and Industry website you'll have discovered an erroneous link. I've emailed the DTI but they haven't responded.


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NOTE: The listed coordinates are for the PARKING not the actual cache.
This is the final and "reward" cache of the InfoChallenge series. To get the actual coordinates of this cache, complete InfoChallenge North, South, East, and West, and I will e-mail you the coordinates.
This was originally going to be a multi-cache, but some part of me decided that you poor folks have been through enough already. :) That's not to say that this cache is easy...it is not.
Be prepared for this cache. The round-trip hike is about 4 miles, if you don't make any wrong turns. Bring plenty of water, appropriate footwear, and a hiking stick will be a big help in navigating the watery areas and moving spiders and probing for snakes. :) Please be safe and prepared, and remember you're seeking this one at your own risk.
I also would not attempt this cache without a map, or even better, an aerial photo of the area you are going to. Print one and take it with you...it will be a big help.
You are going to one of the most remote and inaccessable areas of this very special county nature preserve. All of your walking will be on-trail...although the trail is sometimes not more than a deer path. This time of year (July/August) you will get wet and muddy. If you have phobias about walking through tall grass and water in Florida...this will be a rough one. I know it was for me. :)
As far as I know, there is ONLY one way in to this cache from the parking lot. In the most dry part of the year, there MIGHT be a second way, but I really doubt it.
Without giving too much away, you will basically go north on the main two-track trail, past Wild Bill's Brooker Creek Ruins cache. From there...well, you'll go almost to the end of the preserve before heading to the cache. But you can't go straight to it! If you follow the trails, they will take you there eventually. There is one watery crossing, at a place my son calls The Spooky Forest. In the dry season, you can walk right through it, but not now. :)
The cache is a painted ammo can. It contains a log book and a silver coin for the first finder. There is also the certificate for the overall cache series award in there...one per team please. There's no trading needed or expected...if you find this cache...YOU'VE EARNED IT! :)
No bushwacking (off-trail) is required. The cache is right along the trail, such as it is. Please respect the beauty and importance of this area by minimizing your impact.


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Epstein says he has turned down the teams contract offer and would leave the Red Sox. The Globe had reported Epstein and the team had agreed on financial terms of the contract earlier. In the end, my choice is the right one not only for me but for the Red Sox, he says in a statement. He stays at Fenway, has a beer around 8 p.m. with members of the baseball operations department, and finally sneaks out in a gorilla suit.
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Why XML is far superior to JSON
I've read an article titled Does XML have a future on the web?, and it does not surprise me, because the author himself is the creator of JSON. Naturally, he would love to promote his stuff. I would like to ignore him but would like to address his questions.
Lets see what he got.
"For data transfer applications, XML is losing ground to JSON because JSON is simply a better data transfer format".
I want to know how? Everyone in the world knows XML is more recognized and widely used and it is well supported by every one of the vendors in the web world (Editors, Application Servers, Parsers, Web Servers, Loaders etc.). JSON's role is what? Simply converting raw text in to a JavaScript object. And how is that a better data transfer format? Can I take the same raw text and use it else where? I don't think so.
Also, what about reusability? My server still can send the same XML and I could put a SOAP wrapper on top of that and I could expose it to web services. Now anybody can invoke that web service. Not necessarily only on the web side, it could be invoked by any server side programs as well. XML is the de-facto standard for Data integration projects, Data warehousing projects. More and more corporations are moving towards a SOA (Service oriented architecture) model and more and more applications have to use XML as the data transport mechanism.
JSON may be used by applications which are not enterprise level, only for applications which deal with less data, and have no need for extensibility. But for more scalability, more robustness, and more extensibility, XML is your best bet. XML has more support and that's what your boss would like to hear.
I've become very enthusaistic about JSON because it allows me to work around the cross domain request restriction of the XMLHttpRequest object. Using JSON data feeds I can create AJAX web applications that work within a compiled HTML help file.
You can have other work arounds like reverse proxy on your web server or handling proxy on your server side code. Just to address cross domain security restriction you want to go to JSON? Come on.
Reverse proxy and handling proxy? Are you serious? Throwing more layers and hardware in the mix isn't a solution let alone a good one.
There are no hardware involved in this one. Just adding an line in the web server plugin file will do the reserve proxy.
JSON for me makes more sense in a lot of situations. SOAP may be the better choice for some others. XML IS losing ground to JSON, no doubt about that.
Can you be more specific? It would be great if you can throw some examples too.
It's easy to say JSON is losing ground to XML based on the perception you get reading blogs. The fact that nobody was using JSON (since it's a relatively new invention) may have changed to a few vocal bloggers using JSON, but I would submit that you'd have to show that XML isn't growing faster, which I predict is very, very false because you've got a lot of enterprises who are deep into SOA web service deployments using SOAP. You seem to be forgetting about the whole XML web services thing, which is a rather foolish thing to do from where I sit.
In my view, using JSON is a bad decision because it shows you're only thinking about the UI. Using XML means you can interoperate with any platform, be it front end or system integration. There are a lot more platforms that support XML and do it well.
JSON has a few advantages over XML when it comes to Ajax applications. With web services it allows cross-domain (something that XML will not have until Firefox 3 is released) with no cross domain proxy (providing you user DOM manipulation), it is already a JavaScript object (although if it look at the Libraries at http://json.org you can find libraries to use it natively in Java, PHP, etc..) and it tends to be much smaller going over the internet.
Having said this I think that XML will be around for a while (can you say RSS), but JSON can not just be dismissed even in the enterprise as we look at the future of the web.
One would argue that in order to address cross domain security restriction, you could use Reverse Proxy or you could handle this in server side code. Cross domain security restriction is a good feature which does not allow the hacker to take control.
Nobody can predict about future. And I don't think no corporation will be willing to pay to replace current XML implementations with JSON way of doing. Other than addressing cross domain security restriction (for me, it is not the right way, defeating the purpose of cross domain security), I can't think anything why should I use JSON instead of XML.
{ "x-domain":"why wouldn't you just specify a x-domain policy?"
"annoying":"I would never hand a designer or a project manager JSON. Its ugly, and prone to human error when entering data. I also don't want to have to compare against an XML schema and serve up data in JSON at the same time. If you really want data transport, use a TCP/IP or UDP stream. Now becoming possible in JS. Ooops, I forgot a comma!",
"btcw":"the captcha on this site sucks. case? really? non-alphanumeric? Really?"
Looking at JSON as text is ugly. Look at through any of the latest desktop web browser's debuggers, ITS AWESOME! Train your designer to use the developer tools in any modern browser.
Like all the other "competing" technologies they each have their place. It seems silly to debate the possible demise of one format in favor of another. A good programmer will use the best tool for the job.
XML is losing ground in the AJAX arena because JSON is better suited for that purpose. There are plenty of benchmarks to show that JSON is much faster in that respect. However, in my opinion XML has the advantage when it comes to integration and cross-platform data sharing.
XML is going to be around for a long long time.
JSON is faster in what aspect? Agreed with your other points (XML has more advantages ;-) )
In my experience JSON is much faster when dealing with the small amounts of data used in AJAX application.
Less raw information to send back to the brower.
Hmmm. I wonder if those involved with IE's standards compliance thought, "Well, we'll just do things our way because it's the way we want to do it, standards, schmandards."
So when someone argues with me that their main reason is thats JSON is more cross platform... I chuckle a little.
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. But that doesn't mean that it's impossible to parse or create JSON data with any other language. I have personally used JSON implementations in PHP and ActionScript, and I know there are many other.
JSON can enable more elegant solutions in some use cases than XML. I don't want to explain the difference between the formats, but just look at the existing tools and applications built for or using XML – it's such a massive amout that XML isn't going to run out of momentum for decades.
It is like writing your own way of sending raw text from server, and want the whole world to adopt to this new data structure. What is the necessatity that we have to switch to JSON? It does not work that way. Unless there are very strong reasons to adopt to JSON, it is not going to fly.
Most of my AJAX code requires a very small amount of data with little to no metadata. So it makes sense to use JSON rather than XML because I want to minimize the amount of data I'm streaming back to the client. However, if I had a large/complex piece of data that I wanted to send I might choose to use XML because it provides better ways to structure data. I also think about the client. Is it a browser? Is it another application? Sometimes I use XML because it's the least common denominator. Just about every application with which I interact understands XML.
It seems like your trying to pick a single format. Don't limit yourself. Mix and match. Each of them have pros and cons.
95% of your decision to use JSON or XML should be productivity. If you can get the job done in less time using XML, do it. The little extra speed you might see from using JSON isn't worth it if you can do the same thing using XML in less time.
"the author himself is the creator of JSON"
That's bull... Douglas Crockford did not invent JSON nor did he create it... He just discovered it 2 years after JavaScripts 3rd edition came out in 1999.
"XML is more recognized and widely used and it is well supported"
Yeah, the hype started with XML, JSON came into the picture later. This isn't a functionality argument, it happens in technology all the time. Is Ruby a worse language because PHP is widely used and recognized? Just give it some time.
"I could reuse same XML data and apply different XSLTs to get different sets of transformed structures."
JSON doesn't need XSLT because it's not a semantics-oriented format. It's a data transfer format. Data transfer protocol doesn't need to know that this is a book, this is a title, that is the price for each element (example below). You pack data on one end - you unpack it on another.
"Now anybody can invoke that web service. Not necessarily only on the web side, it could be invoked by any server side programs as well."
JSON can be wrapped and unwrapped with a single function in any language now. In PHP5 it's a native language function, in some languages it's still a library (the code required to wrap/unwrap is very small). You can transfer JSON either between servers, or between server and browser. The fact that many corporations still aren't doing it doesn't mean it's bad. It's just experimental. At some point many corporations weren't using Ruby, once again, and look what's happening now. It's coming out little by little. And by the way, I think it's very convenient to have a perfect native object as a result of JSON unpack in whatever language I choose.
Here's my take. XML is a semantic data representation format. With all the tags and attributes that go into it - it becomes bloated. XML is not that strict - you can type XML yourself, and you can read it without a problem - something that's not easy with JSON. But this comes at a cost - XML is not the most obvious thing to parse. For custom XML you need a parser that knows what the hell's going on. Also, XML is bigger. In JSON it could be a simple array, in XML it's:
<book>Book 1</book>
<book>Book 2</book>
<book>Book 3</book>
<book>Book 4</book>
See what I mean by bloat? JSON is a true data transfer format - something that wraps easy, unwraps easy, and gets packed nicely for faster transfer. XML is data representation format, not a data transfer one. Bottom line - XML is better for humans to parse, JSON is better for computers.
This article gives the impression that it was written by an angry teenager. At no time in the article was a valid point made. In the places where points should have been made, there was just a strongly opinionated rambling.
I'm a fair person, and I was hoping to see some valid reasons why XML could be better than JSON. Given the title of the article (far superior?), I came in reading with a grain of salt.
Here's the deal. Parsing JSON is fast because it translates to a native object. You can then parse through that object as intended by the language you are using. It is nothing more than a standard way of serializing an object. XML, on the other hand, I've yet to enjoy using. It's slow to parse because of the unnecessary commands in place specifically to traverse an XML object. Using JSON, you can do so naturally.
Now, please, make one valid point why XML is better. Base it on technical knowledge and not angry opinion.
Have you ever used XML? I recommend you to learn XML/XSLT/XPath first and then join the debate.
Yes, I've used XML, XSLT (both server side with php and client side), XPath. I'm formerly a developer for Disney, now with Oakley, and have worked on quite a few fortune 500 websites and strategies.
Don't question my experience. Question your knowledge... that's how you grow.
The webpart which uses XSLT in sharepoint I noticed it was so slow , it took 12 seconds to load my page, after I took it off , everything got back to normal
To me, this is very simple. JSON works better on the web because the support for turning XML into JavaScript objects has historically been difficult and not well supported.
Having said that: Anybody who's serious about doing Web Services and Enterprise SOA with JSON is a dope when there are so many great tools already written to work with XML. There are way too many transformation tools, routing systems, storage engines, schema tools, etc. etc. etc.
Nevertheless, JSON's simplistic makes it easy to use and quick to implement.
How about we leave it at that and not turn it into an obtuse XML vs. JSON war?
NO, XML must be aborted, it has so more additional things.
As for JSON, most is best, but should not bind to Javascript.
Maybe remove JS is the best, just like ON(https://on.dev.java.net).
For example:
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
Book 4
json{"books":["Book 1", "Book 2", "Book 3", "Book 4"]
on{book:Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4}
As you can see, as a man, it's easy to recog the contents and the better.:)
should be this:
<book>Book 1</book>
<book>Book 2</book>
<book>Book 3</book>
<book>Book 4</book>
"books":["Book 1", "Book 2", "Book 3", "Book 4"]
on {
book:Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4;
- "everyone" can machine-read XML
- There are four powerful, proven schema standards for XML (DTD, WXS, RNG and Schematron)
- XML has annotations, e.g. ?xml-stylesheet
- XML can be streamed
- XML has XSL(T)
- XML has XPath and XQuery
- XML has XIncludes
- XML has namespaces
- A parser can tell me what exactly in my document is wrong because of 2)
OK, milliiiiion reeeasons.
But the key problem is how the reason be make out.
Let's look the developing road of XML, HARD, should say the word. util now, it seems looks more powerfull, but time and time, always has someone rush out to say: stop XML. Why? there must be some reason.
IMO, the key is XML not the best solution.
So, we must find out another way to replace XML.
JSON out, but javascript maybe a main trouble. there are many people not like javascript. A good point of XML is language free, JSON not. Then try to focus on ON, yes, at least ON not care language.
I couldn't agree more with Balaji's comments. As an author of a JavaScript library, this subject has been on my mind ever since JSON released. First, my comments are meant as NO disrespect to the talented discoverer of JSON, but rather as a concern for what JSON represents to the developer community as a whole. So I ask, JSON, to what end?
I also don't buy the performance argument. If you structure your data tag-heavy then it just isn't fit for transport. POX developers know this and don't design messages in a heavy layout when performance is a concern. For non-tag heavy layouts, the performance for POX and JSON are comparable. And it's easy enough to write a simple and generic class to transform POX to objects in the same manner that the notation achieves. Still, even if it were a smidge faster (which I do not believe that it is), so what? Should we co-mingle generic server-side and client-side code in favor of a few milliseconds? Its the same argument over and over again, and most enterprise-class developers tend to land in the "measureable vs. noticeable" camp when balancing performance vs. maintainability (which is a large argument of server-side technologies such as JSF, et al. vs. Ajax).
Is JSON really worth the trade-off from what XML-based technologies can give us? JSON will never give us what XML will.
Is it really worth the effort for developers to learn two competing technologies just to get by? XML is becoming so easy to learn now because it is in everything that we do.
Is it really worth the effort for developers to design and build libraries to do it both ways? Libraries that compete lose additional functionality that could be devoted to a single technology, while still adding additional complexity. YUI, for example is a popular library that devotes resource to doing it both ways, while adding more complexity. At some point, Yahoo will choose – perhaps when it gets tired of feature synchronization or when they realize that JSON will never replace XML messaging.
I can't help but feel that JSON is the result of an impulse that feeds on developer weakness. In a world where technology moves so fast, JSON will distract developers from core technologies that are a better fit, under the guise of a few nick knacks presented as "shortcomings". Unfortunately, young developers tend to quickly latch on to new technologies as a means to feed their hunger to learn more, while long-time more experienced developers feel forced into learning such things as a means to keep up with the young folks – impulse in, impulse out.
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But JSON is just serialized object! What can be easier and more lightweight than transferring an actual serialized object?? What can be more convenient for programmer than getting a nicely constructed object into her program? Aren't we gonna ideally make an object out of incoming XML anyway? Aren't we gonna have to write a custom parser to de-serialize an XML chunk? Do you need Xpath to query an object in your programmign language? Don't you just do myObj.Section.Books.each.. or foreach myObj.Section.Books as title => contents? Isn't it what makes it so lightweight, flexible and appealing? Where is the new technology in this? It's plain old technology, adopted to whatever language you're using... I don't get most of these pro-xml arguments, besides the fact that xml is better for presentation...
XPath, XSL, XQuery, XPointer, XLink, XForms... Those are not awesome tools to work with xml. Those are ugly scaffolds to deal with XML's problems. They are dealing with XML problems well, however they are all different extra technologies aren't they? XPath, XSL, XQuery, XPointer, XLink, and XForms wouldn't be necessary if you could just have an.... OBJECT in your code, and do whatever you want with it... Use design-patterns to theme your objects, use regular CSS, use any templating language your heart desires... Grrrrrr.
"JSON's role is what? Simply converting raw text in to a JavaScript object. And how is that a better data transfer format? Can I take the same raw text and use it else where? I don't think so."
I can't even read past this sentence. This is so horrifically ignorant that it brings your entire credibility down to zero.
(Read: YES, you CAN take the same raw text and use it elsewhere. JSON is not just for Javascript.)
Please provide well reasoned and researched arguments before you further muddle the global intelligence.
I came here for a bit of guidance now my heads just mashed! :)
IMO XML is a pain and it does my head in at the min. Although I understand it is more powerful I agree with that but it's well messy extracting the data - too much programming needed.
JSON is easier for the developer to access the data.
What I would like is the ability to easily switch between both worlds if I wanted to
An XML function to grab some xml and spit out a JSON string and vice versa. That would do me just fine would that.
waht is the advantage of JSON?
Evolution is the word here, XML has been around for sometime but things evolve and it's exactly what is happening here, you can also call it "the survival of the fittest". JSON is not replacing XML yet , but in the future it probably will . It is just that so much has been invested on XML (time , money,effort) that many people nowadays have a hard time just thinking about how to adopt something new to replace or retire XML .
JSON is doing fine so far at what it's best. Remember we are just living a new chapter of "the fast-changing world of computer science"....
JSON cross domain request is much better than the xml solution
I am appalled at Balaji's ignorance and his dismissive attitude.
If we need to stick with something just because it is already there, where is progress? Being around longer does not make it necessarily good, does it? I understand that this post was written way back. But now, look at Yahoo, Google et al. Why did they have to support JSON? Are we missing something?
Balaji just stopped replying after a while. The charitable thought is that he is learning JSON before he comments again.
So then....
"JSON may be used by applications which are not enterprise level, only for applications which deal with less data, and have no need for extensibility. But for more scalability, more robustness, and more extensibility, XML is your best bet. XML has more support and that's what your boss would like to hear."
Are you kidding me! I know this article was written in 2008, but still. JSON is pretty much analogous to XML, except JSON "speaks" web, XML, hmmm not so much. By that I mean to say that here in future land of 2010 the web has become a true platform, we now have HTML5 and all the API's that go with it. WebSockets, WebWorkers.... etc... Guess what, there all implemented in, JavaScript, and what does JSON stand for?!
So to sum up,
1. more and more apps are using JSON and not XML (including so called "enterprise level" bullshit)
2. it's fasters
3. it's native, it talks nicely with browsers and the web
4. sure XML is perhaps easier to read (matter of taste), is good for configuration. Not good for real-time apps data exchange.
So the bottom line is, yes JSON is better than XML..... For most things.
I think they both have their place. However Json is faster to phase. And for things like computer games speed is everything.
There are 3 reasons for this speed increase:
1) Its generally less text.
2) It the phasing rules are simple, which means less work for the program to do.
3) Numbers are differentiated from strings. This is huge. It means that when you convert json to its binary equivalent (Bson) it can save numbers as numbers and not strings. As most engineers are aware converting a string to in integer/float is extremely slow. If you have to do that
I have xml files that I converted to json then bson, about 20% of the values are numbers. With the json I say an improvement in load time of 20%. With binary xml I saw total improvements of about 40%. With bson I saw improvements of 90% (file took only 10% of what xml took). When I profiled it was indeed spending time in the string to number conversion. I tried to optimize that however there is only so much you can do in this area.
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Let it Snow
Every post that I am reading today is all about snow! My goodness a lot of you will be having a White Christmas this year.
So to help you with some fun blog hopping, check these out! My sweet friend Micki all the way over in Ireland is having a wonderful giveaway. I told her I would send over my followers. So please take a really quick trip over to Donegal County and sign up for her giveaway.
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My post isn't .. chuckle! We are BURIED ... 20"+ & still counting. Yippee skippy! Love it!
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I love Marydon's hat don't you? I could not enter Fabric artist contest...I don't see where to post it..
Thank goodness it's not us getting the snow this time!
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We have snow too but not the massive amounts on the east coast, thank goodness. Nothing better than a white Christmas but I hope they all get dug out for their Christmas travels.
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