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Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The Everbright crude tanker left the U.K. on Nov. 30 for South Korea, the fourth vessel to leave for the Asian nation last month, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
The Suezmax, able to haul as much as one million barrels of oil, set sail from the Forties crude loading terminal Hound Point in Scotland and is signaling Malta as its next stop, according to Bloomberg ship tracking data. The vessel will continue to South Korea via the Suez Canal, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private.
The tanker follows the Pluto Glory, Front Endurance and Manah, which are taking two million barrels each to Daesan, Yeosu and Ulsan.
South Korea, the fifth-largest crude buyer, signed a free trade agreement with the European Union in July 2011 that waived a 3 percent tariff on imports.
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This is a definite keeper! We've done "cowboy steaks" before (with a sugar rub) so having that sweetness with the meat is something we definitely like. The maple syrup in this marinade makes for a very tasty steak.flag if inappropriate
I followed the recipe as written, only added one tablespoon of Dijon mustard. I reduced the excess marinade while the steaks were cooking and served it on the side. Family went crazy for it! This recipe's a keeper!!!flag if inappropriate
See Kirk's BBQ book. Add vegetable oil, cut the soy and use Worcestershire, add thin cut scallions, use honey ($$$$$$$ yikes!) add garlic, and then eat it with no utensils. Fingers onlyflag if inappropriate
This is a summer staple for siroin tips (flap meat). My guys swear that it's better than what they get from a steakhouse. One substituion: I use worcestershire sauce instead of maple syrup because we prefer tang to sweet. Easy and delicious results.flag if inappropriate
I have made this several times and have used it on a variety of meats, even salmon. It's very good.flag if inappropriate
This is a great marinade! I marinaded a beef tenderloin and it turned out great. I let it marinate for about 5 hours and would highly recommend letting it marinate overnight.flag if inappropriate
This is really tasty - and easy. I marinate the steak all day.flag if inappropriate
I really enjoyed this recipe. I took a reader's suggestion and subbed honey for maple syrup. I didn't add the salt and pepper and grilled it on the stove top. I saved the marinade and heated it until it became a thick glaze for my steak. It was delicious!flag if inappropriate
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Pretty strange. Would not make ever again as written. I have no idea why there are so many positive reviews. My teenage daughter and i never agree on food. But we BOTH DISLIKED the mapleyness of it. Thought it sounded interesting. Would be better with honey instead of maple syrup.flag if inappropriate


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Chances are that your office doesn't have a full-blown cinema, an indoor park, a blue velvet clad band rehearsal room or even a dedicated coffee lab that will let you drink over 19 different blends.
That's because you don't work in the Google London office, where the 350 engineers based in the heart of Victoria are beavering away to create the "next big thing".
"The building creates excitement, that's good for us," Nelson Mattoss, Google's VP for Europe and emerging markets engineering, told Pocket-lint and other journalists when we were invited in for a tour of the newly opened fourth floor at Google's London HQ.
Gone is the focus on open planned offices or cubicles that many companies opt for; in, are a number of small, more intimate, and fun spaces that aim to inspire Googlers to come up with new ideas.
The Google London office has responsibility for areas of some of Google's key products and services like Adsense, Privacy, Maps, Local, Android, Chrome, Voice, and site design. In some cases that responsibility is actually driving the services forward, making sure the engineers in the building stay on top of their game.
Take the velvet lined band room complete with soundproofing, drums, piano, guitars and other instruments that allow even the amateur to hone their skills during down time, it is a karaoke party room in the waiting.
Then there is the pool and games room complete with the latest 60-inch Samsung TV, PS3, Xbox 360 with Kinect and other boxes littered around, all designed to let you blow off steam or release that "light bulb" moment...
When Google staff aren't enjoying the toys (we noticed, they are encouraged to bring in toys to put on their desk) they get to have meetings in rooms named after famous computers or programming languages of old that look more like nightclubs than boring office space. The cinema-come-lecture-theatre that is clad in red velvet curtains is called Colossus. Others are called Basic, Haskel II, Cobol, and Dart.
To inspire and allow you to note that idea down at anytime, most of the walls are white boards ready to be jotted on, while meeting rooms are more akin to nooks and dens rather than somewhere where you all huddle around a speakerphone for long, boring, conference calls.
Lunch, snacks and coffee in the Star Trek-themed building are important too. Google employees get free food every day whenever they want from the canteen (situated on the 5th floor) and there is always an array of specials on offer including a sushi bar.
But perhaps knowing that Google engineers need extra stimulation, L4, as it is known, features a state of the art coffee lab that has 19 different types of coffee, five specifically designed for Google. The worktops are made from coffee beans set in resin. The attention to detail is amazing.
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Movie Review: "Once I Was a Beehive" B+ August 20, 2015
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DISCLAIMER: You should not even listen to me about this movie because my friends made it and I am a biased liar. Ask anyone. I've never said anything critical about a friend. It's just not in my nature. Heck, I have a hard time criticizing strangers, let alone people I know. So I am not to be trusted here. Ignore me. Don't even read this review. Turn off your computer and throw it into the ocean.
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Movie Review: "Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation" A- July 30, 2015
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One of the many admirable things about the "Mission: Impossible" movies is that they aren't churned out like factory products, all quick and hasty (one might say fast and furious). "M:I -- Rogue Nation" is the fifth entry in 19 years, a reasonable pace that gives fans time to savor each episode while also allowing Paramount to find directors and writers who will make the work a creative priority. Brian DePalma, John Woo, J.J. Abrams, Brad Bird, and now Christopher McQuarrie -- like them or not, there's no denying these directors are more than just hacks for hire.
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The great "National Lampoon's Vacation" inspired a so-so Christmas followup (lots of dead weight in that movie), plus a couple other sequels that all parties have agreed to simply never mention again. The newest sequel, called "Vacation," is the first to focus on the next generation of Griswolds, and the first to really recapture the loose, anarchic, slightly dark spirit of the 1983 original.
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Kate Haynes principal has plans for school
Kate Haynes Elementary School is still fighting to save itself, except now its supporters have a plan.
Principal Ronda Hall told the Times Record News Tuesday she wants to change the school's name, provide low-cost, after-school child care and flaunt the school's small size as a drawing card for parents who'd prefer having their child in a smaller school.
She hopes the three-pronged strategy will provide a needed service to parents in the city's northeast corner while beefing up its 200-student enrollment enough to stabilize the school in its isolated neighborhood.
The school's enrollment had dwindled to 200 students by fall triggering concern by school board members. They came perilously close in November to making a decision to close the school. Parents, neighbors, teachers and children flooded school board members then with pleas to keep the school open, saying it was the lifeblood of its neighborhood.
Board members eventually agreed. They decided that the $300,000 recaptured if the school were closed would not be worth displacing so many children.
The school was granted a reprieve from imminent closure with the understanding that its administration would come up with a way to reverse its dwindling enrollment.
Hall believes she has.
She wants to start by changing the school's name. She wants a name that trumpets the school's northeast location, which currently most folks don't know, she said.
"They confuse us with Kate Burgess (Elementary). They have the same problem being confused with us. People assume we're on Maurine Street," which is where Burgess sits.
Haynes is actually located near Sheppard Air Force Base at 1705 Katherine, an area that some call Eden Hills.
While she's promoting the school's new name, she'll also tout the school's attractively small size — a rarity in an era of bigger-is-better schools, she said. "Some students do better on a small campus," she said. "We can be that small-campus option."
She'll pinpoint children within Haynes' attendance zone that currently attend John Tower Elementary. "We'll ask what can we do differently that would allow us to serve their child."
Providing after-school child care on the Haynes campus might do the trick, she said.
Hall has already located a nonprofit provider called Childcare Inc. that has agreed to provide structured child care in the school's cafeteria with snacks and field trips for children at a cost-only fee.
The care providers, who currently serve children at the old Huey Elementary campus, have already agreed to give Haynes' children a homework time and to collaborate with teachers over how to use the after-school hours to specifically help children with their unique needs or deficiencies.
"I like it because it's very structured," Hall said.
Hall was assured that she needs at least nine students to make it happen. Families representing 26 students have already expressed interest. She'll publicize it further during the school's Kindergarten Round-Up May 4-8.
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Nigella Bites is divided into chapters that include "All-Day Breakfast," "Comfort Food," "TV Dinners," "Party Girl," "Rainy Days," "Trashy," "Legacy," "Suppertime," "Slow-Cooked Weekend," and "Templefood." "Templefood" refers to the "body as a temple," and Lawson shares what she calls "restorative" recipes, like the raw egg and brandy hangover cure called Prairie Oyster. Hot and Sour Soup and Gingery Hot Duck Salad are also present and accounted for.
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The proportion of women was up from 18 percent to 28 percent. (For 3 percent, a sex was undetermined.)
The proportion considered young, or under 30, also increased. They made up 6 percent of the count, but were only a minimal part of the homeless counted in past years. "There's some patterns that are beginning to emerge, like college students choosing homelessness during a semester (to) save board and room," Clarke said.
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Billion-dollar startups offering million-dollar paydaysAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 2 days ago
Venture capitalists have fueled a boom in so-called unicorn startups, companies valued at $1 billion and up. Now software engineers and developers are setting a target of their own -- $1 million pay packages -- to go work for the unicorns. Companies ranging from ride-hailing giant Uber to grocery delivery service Instacart to cybersecurity specialist Tanium are offering compensation packages to software experts in high-demand areas worth $1 million and up, recruiters and venture capitalists say. To reach $1 million, however, the packages count a few years of salary at $150,000 to $175,000 plus equity that vests over several years and may or may not ultimately be worth as much as it is today. "For startups with $1 billion-plus valuations, they're willing to pay aggressively and offer stock," says Scott Purcell, a division manager at recruiter Jobspring Partners in San Jose, Calif., who focuses on developers and big data experts. The big appeal of stock from unicorns is that "with a large, private company, it's already worth something." The offers come as VC money pours into startups at a heady pace not seen since the Internet bubble. In the second quarter, venture capitalists invested $17.5 billion to back startups, the highest total since the fourth quarter of 2000, according to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association. Equity-heavy compensation packages make sense given the battles over the most sought-after engineers, says Jeff Bussgang, general partner at Flybridge Capital Partners. "We are in the midst of a talent war and there's no truce anticipated," Bussgang says. The best engineers are worth 10 times more than a mediocre developer, but huge differentials in cash salaries wouldn't go over well. "It is against social norms to offer 10 times the cash to a 25-year-old as compared to their cube mate," Bussgang says. "So, equity is the best tool." More money freed up for salaries Talent wars for engineers in Silicon Valley are nothing new, of course. Software engineers on average make $134,000 in the Valley and benefit from all kinds of lavish perks, from free lunch and dry cleaning to private Wi-Fi-enabled bus rides to and from the office. Steve Jobs even conspired with some of his fellow CEOs to stop poaching each other's workers and hold down salaries. But it isn't just the amazing amounts of money flooding into the unicorn start-ups that's changed the market. Companies' ability to spend more of venture capitalists' resources on engineering talent is also a result of the declining cost of other aspects of startups. In the 1990s, companies spent huge sums on hardware to build their own server farms and online infrastructure. Now they contract out to Amazon (AMZN) and other providers on an as-needed basis, explains Dave Carvajal, a co-founder of the web site HotJobs in the 1990s and now the CEO of his own recruiting firm, Dave Partners. "The thing that's really changed is the cost of computing has gone down so significantly," Carvajal says. "Today the best and highest use of capital is for people." Uber's pitch to in-demand mobile app developers can include one- or two-thousandths of 1% of equity in the San Francisco-based startup. That doesn't sound like much until calculated against Uber's recent private valuation of $51 billion. Two-thousandths of 1% of $51 billion is just over $1 million. Uber did not respond to a request for comment. Of course, packages from Uber or other "unicorns" won't be worth close to $1 million if valuations collapse like they did at the end of the first Internet bubble. The debate over whether the market is in the midst of another tech bubble fueled by flowing VC money rages on. Uber is the most valuable of all the 140 known "unicorns," according to data from CB Insights. So lesser-valued startups must offer somewhat larger slices of equity to hit the desired $1 million package value. Last month, longtime VCs Jim Breyer and Bill Gurley sounded off about their fears of a bubble. Others, like Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff and a trio of analysts at Andreessen Horowitz, maintain there's less risk in the market than feared. Another firm making big offers for engineers is grocery-delivery service Instacart. In a heated battle with Amazon to crack what's previously been a low-margin black hole for startups, Instacart raised $220 million in January at a $2 billion valuation. Now it's offering as much as a few hundredths of 1% of the company plus salary for top talent, some recruiters say. The company declined to comment on compensation. "The engineers at Instacart are solving for very complicated and robust challenges, so we compensate them accordingly," spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg said. Tanium and Medallia, a startup aimed at improving customer service that's also mentioned by recruiters in the $1-million-offers club, declined to comment.
Twitter expected to name Jack Dorsey as permanent CEOAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 3 days ago
Twitter's (TWTR) board of directors plans to name Jack Dorsey the company's permanent CEO without requiring the him to step down from his post as CEO of payments startup Square, the web site Recode reported on Wednesday. Dorsey, who helped found Twitter before moving to Square, was named interim CEO in June after then-top exec Dick Costolo announced his surprise resignation. The official word on Dorsey could come as early as Thursday, Recode reported, citing unnamed sources. Shares of Twitter, which have been trading around the company's initial public offering price of $26 a share for the past two months, initially jumped 4% on the news to a high of $27.33. But the bump was short-lived and shares fell to $26.23 in later afternoon trading, the same level as before the Recode report.
Uber execs on trial in France face jail time, heavy finesAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 3 days ago
The trial of two Uber executives kicked off in France on Wednesday, the latest front in the fierce battle between the popular ride hailing service and the taxi industry there. But the judge in the case quickly decied to delay further proceedings until mid-February. Uber France chief Thibaud Simphal and Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, general manager for Western Europe, could be sent to prison for up to five years and fined as much as 300,000 euros if found guilty of deceptive commercial practices and other charges. After some initial skirmishing by lawyers on the case, Judge Cecile Louis-Loyant said a five-month delay was needed to give prosecutors time to provide documents and computer files requested by Uber, Reuters reported. The rapidly expanding ride hailing service has run into numerous obstacles and widespread opposition from taxi companies around the world. Uber has been banned in Belgium, Spain and some parts of India among other regions. Valued at $60 billion by its venture capital investors, Uber's services match drivers and riders in hundreds of cities worldwide via mobile phone apps. But taxi owners say Uber, which isn't subject to the same regulations in many cities, poses unfair competition.
Music industry watches closely as Apple Music free trials expireAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 11 days ago
Apple Music hits its three month anniversary next week and, to paraphrase an old Warren Buffett saying, we're about to see how many people are listening naked when the tide goes out. Apple's (AAPL) streaming music service costs $10 a month and does not have a free-with-advertising tier, a popular option on Spotify, Deezer and many other rivals. Apple's service kicked off on June 30 with a 90 day free trial for anyone who signed up. But those early adopters will have to decide whether to begin paying for the service September 30.
More attacks coming after biggest hacker breach in Apple app storeAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 11 days ago
Apple's ( AAPL ) iPhone app store was penetrated by hackers who infected hundreds of apps with malware -- including the Chinese version of Angry Birds 2 and WeChat -- but the malevolent programmers didn't actually crack Apple's security, they bypassed it. The hack, which started by infecting tools Chinese developers use to write apps , is a harbinger of many to come for smartphone users, security experts warn. And that gives consumers just one more security risk to worry about amid a wave of online credit card theft, digital identity poaching and rampant Internet hacking. "Apple has done a great job diligently protecting the app store and there really hadn't been a lot of intrusions," says Ryan Olson, director of threat intelligence at Palo Alto Networks ( PANW ), which helped uncover the hack . "This case is really different." Apple has multiple safeguards to prevent hacked apps or malware from getting into the app store in the first place and includes numerous features in its iOS software to further secure the iPhone once apps are installed. The twist in this case is that the hackers targeted app developers instead of writing their own infected...
Apple isn't killing Google but it might generate some painAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 17 days ago
It's that time of year -- Apple (AAPL) is out with its annual software upgrade for hundreds of millions of iPhones, and pundits are out with their annual predictions of which companies Apple is about to kill. Few of those predictions ever come true, but it's still fair to assess which companies may be hurt, or at least put at risk, from changes in the new iOS 9 software Apple rolled out today for iPhones and iPads.
Verizon planning more generous trade-in offer for old iPhonesAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 22 days ago
Verizon Wireless (VZ), the top U.S. carrier, doesn't like to engage in price wars, but the company will be offering more generous iPhone trade-in allowances for customers buying the new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, Yahoo Finance has learned. Customers will be able to apply the trade-ins, of up to $400, immediately toward the purchase of new Apple (AAPL) iPhones to reduce either the full cost or monthly installment plan payments. But Verizon is still requiring that customers buy a new phone, rather than offering some of the lower-cost leasing deals its rivals are pitching.
All of the carriers are seeking to entice a huge wave of Apple fans expected to upgrade from earlier models when the new iPhones are available for pre-order at 3 a.m. EST on Sept. 12. And this year, Apple introduced its own installment and early upgrade plans to make it easier for customers to buy iPhones directly from the maker and skip buying from the carriers altogether. So the carriers are getting more creative competing not just with each other but also with Apple.
Price war breaking out over iPhone upgradesAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 23 days ago
The big wireless carriers may have curbed their price wars over the summer, but thanks to Apple (AAPL), they're suddenly getting aggressive about iPhone prices. T-Mobile (TMUS) CEO John Legere took to his blog on Thursday to announce that customers could get an iPhone 6S on his company's Jump on Demand upgrade program for only $20 a month. Sprint (S) says its customers can pay as little as $15 per month for the new iPhone if they trade in their old phone (otherwise it's $22 monthly). Both offers allow customers to trade in their 6S for next year's new Apple model at no additional charge. Those prices undercut AT&T (T) and Verizon's (VZ) current monthly prices for iPhones, which generally start at $27 a month for two-year plans without upgrade rights, as well as Apple's own brand new installment payment and upgrade plan offerings. Of course, customers get to keep their old phones at the end of two years on those plans -- the upgrade plans require that the old phones be returned to the carrier. There should be more news soon. AT&T is expected to come out with a new iPhone offer imminently, while Verizon has reportedly already been emailing some customers with early upgrade offers. Apple ignited the latest round of iPhone upgrade excitement at a keynote address in San Francisco on Wednesday where it unveiled the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. The new phones have a couple of enticing features for users, like improved cameras and "3D touch" screens, along with the new option to buy directly from Apple and pay in monthly installments. Yahoo Tech's Dan Howley has a rundown of everything Apple unveiled. Apple doesn't sell the most phones in the world, but it's hard for other phone makers to match the devotion of Apple customers. Even before the keynote had begun, some iPhone fans lined up outside Apple stores for the phones, which won't be available for pre-order until Sept. 12 and delivery until Sept. 25. Carriers have found selling iPhones is critical for attracting many customers -- CEO Legere has said getting the iPhone into T-Mobile's line-up was one of his top priorities when he took over the company three years ago.
Apple shares slump as new products fail to surpriseAaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 24 days ago
Apple ( AAPL ) took a hit after the company unveiled a slew of new products on Wednesday. Shares of Apple had been trading up 1% to $112.81 before CEO Tim Cook took the stage in San Francisco to show off upgraded iPhones, a new larger iPad and a more capable, game-playing Apple TV. But the shares slumped to close at $110.15 after the two-hour presentation, down almost 2% on the day. That rise and fall mirrored the action in the overall market. The S&P 500 was up about 1% in morning trading but slipped to a loss of 1.4% by the close. Investors have been growing increasingly concerned over the past few months that the world's biggest tech company may be running out of room to grow. Concerns are also rising that economic problems in China, where Apple has experienced the majority of recent growth, could hurt iPhone sales there. Apple's shares have lost 14% over the past three months. The debut of new products did little to mitigate those concerns, although investors have often underestimated the allure of Apple's upgrades in the past. Wall Street analysts are expecting almost no growth in iPhone sales over the next two years, according to FactSet data. There were few...
Average cable bill hits a record $99, but can it last?Aaron Pressman at Yahoo Finance 24 days ago
The average cable television bill hit a record $99.10 this year, an increase of 39% from 2010. But with more and more viewers opting out of pay TV -- mainly because of the cost -- something's got to give. According to the latest annual survey by Leichtman Research Group , 83% of U.S. households subscribe to cable, down from 87% in 2010. The average cable bill is up 39% over the same period, or more than four times the rate of inflation, the telephone survey of 1,222 people found. Media stocks have been sinking all summer amid plunging ratings and rising fears that cable viewers are opting out, or in the case of millennials, never even signing up in the first place. Shares of Viacom ( VIA ) are down 32% over the past three months, while CBS ( CBS ) has dropped 27% and Twenty-First Century Fox ( FOXA ) 18%, versus a 5% decline in the S&P 500 Index over the same period. At the same time, Internet video options continue to multiply, with Verizon ( VZ ) the latest to launch an online alternative to traditional TV. That follows other new options introduced over the past year by CBS, Dish Network ( DISH ) and HBO. Apple ( AAPL ) is rumored to be working on its own Internet...


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Members of one of Brazil's most persecuted tribes have been kidnapped by ranchers who occupy their land. The community have also been attacked, forcing women and children to flee.
The UN has appealed to the Brazilian government to take urgent action as gunmen have surrounded several Guarani communities, threatening them with imminent attack.
Gunmen have attacked and set ablaze a Guarani Indian community in south west Brazil.
An Indian woman from Earth's most threatened tribe is fighting for her life after being contacted in Brazil's north-eastern Amazon rainforest.
A young Brazilian Indian leader was assaulted on 2 June by four armed men, despite being under the care of a government protection programme since witnessing the murder of his father-in-law.
A Guarani Indian teenager has been run over and killed by a truck on a road which passes by her community's ancestral land, in central-western Brazil.
Ahead of World Mental Health Day on 10 October, Survival International has revealed shocking new suicide figures afflicting the Guarani tribe in Brazil.
Brazilian Guarani Indians have carried out a courageous 'retomada' (re-occupation) of the sugar cane plantation that has taken over their ancestral land.
Brazil's Public Prosecutors have called for the closure of a security firm accused of carrying out brutal attacks on Guarani communities and of killing at least two of their leaders.
Brazil's head of indigenous affairs has resigned, citing ill health. Her resignation follows the police killing of a Terena Indian and moves against indigenous rights.


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This is sad, but my main question is: what does checking "Primary" do? I've found more than enough information on installing and troubleshooting the "WordPress MU Domain Mapping" plugin, but basically nothing about actually using the basic plugin features. I'm sure it won't be a problem to do the rest, but I am surprised I haven't been able to find a post that just goes through the basic steps and option when mapping a domain. For example: why would it matter what the "Site ID" is?
One more question as long as I'm on here; how do you go about adding the "www." prefix to the main domain (and mapped domains for that matter)? The update says that the new version of the plugin supports it, but so far I haven't seen that option (for the main site at least).


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java.net: the Week in Review - August 21, 2010
The news on java.net this past week covered a broad swath. Surprisingly, there wasn't much news related to JavaOne, even though that's now less than a month away. Perhaps everyone who will be presenting at JavaOne is hard at work on their presentations. Then, too, many people (including several people who blog on java.net) found their attention drawn to the new Oracle lawsuit.
If you didn't get a chance to visit java.net on a daily basis in the past week, read on, and you'll find all of the week's Java Today news items, a selection of java.net blog posts, and the week's java.net spotlights and polls.
This week's index:
- Conferences, JUG Meetings (3 items)
- JavaEE, GlassFish (4 items)
- Tools, IDEs, etc. (5 items)
- JDK, JVM, JSRs (2 items)
- Programming (5 items)
- Open Source Projects (1 item)
- Web Services (1 item)
- Miscellaneous (6 items)
Conferences, JUG Meetings
Our last java.net poll asked What type of technical conference sessions are most valuable? A total of 111 votes were cast, with the following results:
- 5% (5 votes) - Keynote addresses
- 3% (3 votes) - Panel sessions
- 59% (65 votes) - Technical sessions
- 10% (11 votes) - BOF (birds of a feather) sessions
- 3% (3 votes) - Other
- 22% (24 votes) - I don't know
Elaborating on the last java.net poll question, Dustin Marx posted his views on the Most Valuable Type of Conference Session:
The Java.net poll question this past week has been, "What type of technical conference sessions are most valuable?" The options that can be selected for this poll question are Keynote Addresses, Panel Sessions, Technical Sessions, Birds of a Feather (BOF) Sessions, Other, and "I Don't Know." As of this writing, there have been just over one hundred responses with 60% favoring Technical Sessions followed by the "I Don't Know" option being in second place with 20% of the responses. I don't recall seeing many poll questions where this option is so high. The next highest type of conference session after Technical Sessions's 60% is Birds of a Feather Sessions with 10%. There are potential advantages associated with each of these session types as well as risks and drawbacks for each session. In this post, I look at each of these types of sessions based on my previous experiences with them...
The JavaOne Conference Blog presented an update: JavaOne has Something for Architects, too, two:
We've already mentioned that there is plenty for architects to do at JavaOne 2010, including the more than 50 sessions in the Enterprise Service Architectures and the Cloud track. But that's only a part of the story. Since JavaOne and Oracle Develop registration is a two-fer, you'll have access to even more sessions and events that will appeal to your architectural interests. For instance, there are nearly 40 sessions in Oracle Develop's Service-Oriented Architecture track and more than 30 sessions in Develop's Application Grid and Oracle WebLogic track. So between the three tracks mentioned here you're looking at nearly 120 sessions covering topics relevant to software architects...
JavaEE, GlassFish
Arun Gupta posted Java EE 6 & GlassFish workshop delivered at San Francisco JUG - Slides & Demos available:
Roberto and I delivered a 2-part Java EE 6 & GlassFish 3 workshop to a packed San Francisco JUG meetup last week. There were about 80 attendees on Day 1 and about 40 on Day 2. Over approximately 7 hours, we gave a preview of Java EE 6, explained the key technologies introduced in the platform, and did lot of coding using NetBeans IDE. Roberto's slides are given below...
In TheAquarium, Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine provided advice for those who'd enjoy Spending quality time with the Java EE 6 Tutorial(s):
If you're finding summer to be a good time to learn something new, you could look at the Java EE 6 tutorial. This book makes for a complete and detailed reference for anyone wanting to learn and use Java EE 6. What is now available is the first part of the tutorial with the second part out soon before JavaOne (September 2010). A recent episode of the Oracle Author Podcasts explains what to expect and how the tutorial is structured...
Adam Bien responded to an interesting Mail of the Week: What I Can and Cannot Do with Java EE 6 -
Got an interesting email with questions regarding Java EE restrictions. Some answers: "I have installed Glassfish 3.0.1 and am using NetBeans 6.9.1 for implementing stuff" -- Congrats - you saved about 5h :-). I have a web service running on Glassfish. What can I do now to access an RMI based server? Can I do this:
HelloWorldRMI hdl = (HelloWorldRMI) Naming.lookup("rmi://localhost:2000/HelloWorldRMI");
String helloString = hdl.sayHello("WS");...
Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart invited us to visit the GlassFish CafePress Store - Purveyors to the Community Since 2007:
The GlassFish Giftshop has been around since 2007; it currently includes several t-shirts, mugs, stickers and Sigg Water Bottles.
(our "best"-selling season?) is around the corner, so we want to refresh the graphics and perhaps adjust the items...
Tools, IDEs, etc.
Chris Muir documented Installing JDeveloper 11g v18.104.22.168.0 under Windows:
To save me time in the future, rather than having to write it again and again for clients, this blog entry documents how to install JDeveloper 11g Studio Edition v126.96.36.199.0 build 5536 under Windows. I'll admit it's not the most exciting blog post, for sure Oracle's already done it (without my witty dialogue of course), and hey, it's not even the latest release, but sometimes we just gotta-do-documentation-for-documentation's-sake...
Toni Epple investigated Extensible Node Hierarchies for Custom Project Types:
Since NetBeans 6.0 you can extend existing Project Types by registering a NodeFactory as described here: http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/60/nbm-projectextension.html That's cool, but what about your own project types, not only the ones predefined by NetBeans? So if for example you defined your own project type as described here...
Geertjan Wielenga discovered an Amazing Test Infrastructure for NetBeans RCP Apps:
Yesterday and today I worked through a lot of the FAQs, mailing lists, and other random documentation on the web in order to figure out a simple procedure for setting up unit tests, functional tests, and code coverage measurement for a NetBeans Platform application. Turns out, it was really easy, since all the related frameworks are part and parcel of the NetBeans Platform build harness. Simply go to the "harness" folder in your NetBeans IDE installation and you'll see what I'm talking about. Everything from extensions to Jemmy and JUnit for NetBeans Platform applications, to code coverage via Cobertura...
Geertjan also reported on Research in Metabolomics and Proteomics on the NetBeans Platform:
YANPA (yet another NetBeans Platform application) comes from Bielefeld University in Germany. There, Nils Hoffmann is a PhD student in the area of metabolomics. He's also the main author of maltcms.sourceforge.net, an application framework mostly geared towards the definition and execution of data processing and analysis pipelines for data from machinery such as gas and liquid chromatography mass spectrometers. Nils writes...
John Ferguson Smart provided advice on Managing version numbers in Maven with the Maven Versions plugin:
If you have a Maven project of any size, particularly involving many modules or large numbers of dependencies, you have probably come across issues when updating your version numbers. Of course the Maven Release Plugin does a great job for updating version numbers as part of the automated release process, but there are times when it doesn't quite fit the bill, and version numbers are not limited...
JDK, JVM, JSRs
Stephen Colbourne asked for help with Java generics migration compatibility:
A quick call for help on generics. Joda-Time has the following non-generic interface, with an example dummy implementation...
Ed Burns announced a Decision: Drop support for JavaSE 5 in ongoing Oracle Mojarra 2.1 development efforts -
In order to bring the testing matrix for Mojarra more in line with OracleBlog Links >>
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Here's the spot to discuss content, design, agreements, disagreements, errors, additions, and your thoughts on Why the Net Matters. Looking forward to the conversation. - David
Listen to an interview on BBC's Today Programme regarding the new iPad book Why the Net Matters.
David's iPad app "Why the Net Matters, or Six Ways to Avert the Collapse of Civilization" was recently called a "superbook" by the New York Times Magazine. For a taste of the argument, read David's article in WIRED or watch a video of his talk at the Long Now Foundation. Don't have an iPad? The manuscript is now available as an eBook.
Wednesday is Indigo Blue: Discovering the Brain of Synesthesia has been awarded the Montaigne Medal, Eric Hoffer Award for Books.


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Man arrested in hit-run that killed jogger
Thomas Costa, 31, of Coram, has been arrested in the hit-and-run crash last month in Mount Sinai that killed a female jogger. Videojournalist: James Carbone (July 31, 2013)
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Morten Nielsen
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Building: 208, 015
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Research profile. My primary research interest is focused on developing novel pattern recognition algorithms for the characterization of central features the immune system and different aspects of protein structure. My research in development of novel pattern recognition algorithms aims at developing method that can improve our ability for rational design of vaccines against human and animal infections likeHIV, Tuberculosis, Malaria, and food and mouth disease. The algorithms developed include Gibbs sampler, artificial neural networks, position specific scoring matrix (PSSM) construction, sequence clustering, hidden Markov models, and sequence profile-based alignment methods. As a central part of my recent research, I have initiated and led the large initiative put forward by our group in characterizing the immune system diversity in humans and other primates, as well as the genomic variation of pathogenic infections. This research has provided us with new tools that allow for a detailed understanding of why different humans (and animals) react different to different pathogen infections. My strong interest for characterization and development of algorithms used in bioinformatics has led me to conduct a course specialized in this area. The course, Algorithm in Bioinformatics (27623) is running each autumn starting 2008.
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Unmasking Determinants of Specificity in the Human Kinome
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Ebolavirus comparative genomics
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Towards High-throughput Immunomics for Infectious Diseases: Use of Next-generation Peptide Microarrays for Rapid Discovery and Mapping of Antigenic Determinants
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2015
ISSNs: 0093-7711, 00937711
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P L o S One
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Public Library of Science, United States
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Nucleic Acids Research
ISSNs: 0305-1048, 03051048, 1362-4962
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I'm Back
By David Levine on August 10, 2006 at 11:46 am
After several weeks doing the work/vacation thing in Idaho, I'm back at Stanford and hence, back on the air with "Hearsay Culture." Yes, the show is running at the same time: Wednesdays from 5-6 PM PST on KZSU-FM, and by iTunes podcast. Read more » about I'm Back


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Cozy garden home, 100m from beach in scenic Itapua, Salvador
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[portugues abaixo] What stands out most for guests at our Inn is the beautiful garden and pool area, and the relaxing "hammock alley." The Inn in the back of a property with another house in front, has 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. All bedrooms sleep 2 (with the exception of the top floor which sleeps 3 or 4). There are 3 different areas to relax in. One of the rooms is wheelchair accessible. Two of the rooms have ocean views. The house is in a relaxed residential area 100 meters from the beach in Itapuã and a 2 minute walk to the biggest bus stop in the area, with buses and taxis going downtown and up the coast every ...Read more
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Allison and Everaldo
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- Response time: A few hours
- Calendar updated: 10 months ago
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Itapua is a great neighborhood because it is outside the downtown area and has a more relaxed setting. It is a beachside community with things worth visiting like the lighthouse, the Abaete lagoon, Cira acaraje (street food vendor- famous in the area), shops, night life, great restaurants... The house being so close to the beach is perfect for the visitor who loves beach life. There are many kinds of beaches (good for surfing, and/or for swimming, and/or for people watching, and/or for getting off the beaten path, all within walking distance, or a short bus ride if you wish. The central location of our house is ideal for the kind of traveller that wants to experience everything that a big city has to offer without being surrounded by high rises... Come make your travel plans with us, you will happy that you did!!!
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Beach or lakeside relaxation, City vacations, Warm winter getaways
Getting There
Nearest ferry port: Ferry Boat Travessia Itaparica X Salvador, 15 miles
Nearest airport: SSA Salvador Bahia Airport, 5 miles
Car is not necessary


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107 N W 8 th. St., GRAND PRAIRIE, TX (map)
It's back after a scheduling delay.
Eat & Greet at Theo's from 0800 to 0900 and then kickstands up on our ride to McGehee's for some of their catfish (there is other food for anyone who does not want fish, but I don't know why since this is the best "cat" you will ever eat).
Our route will take us up I-35 to Sanger where we will jump on FM455 and go up through St Joe, TX and jump the Red River into Oklahoma.
Lunch will be around 1:00pm when they open and after that anyone who wants to go over to WinStar Casino is welcome to follow me. The rest of the group will hook up on I-35 south going back to the MetroPlex.
There will be a second rally point at the QuikTrip at 302 Swisher Road, Lake Dallas, Texas ETA 10:00 am
We just grab a coffee and speak French. Some people have been coming every week for months... it creates a kind of warmth to the group.
— Rafaël, started French Conversation Group
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