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I had a quick browse at the code and I don't see these messages explicitly ignored, it may be best to produce a small junit tests case that demonstrates the issue and raise a jira issue. With a test case it should be straight forward to get to the bottom of this. You could get some inspiration for the test from - http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/activemq/trunk/activemq-core/src/test/java/org/apache/activemq/usecases/TwoBrokerNetworkLoadBalanceTest.java?view=markup On 22 July 2010 08:17, Michel Van Hoof <email@example.com> wrote: > > Bumping this up again. I'm sorry but after numerous tests, i still cannot > figure out why this does not work. Questions on other boards / sites have > not been answered either. Anyone who knows the in's and out's of > Advisory.Connection ? > > Michel Van Hoof wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> We are implementing a solution where we look at advisory topics to >> register logon and logoff of a client. This worked fine in our test setup >> but now that we are setting up our production infrastructure, i noticed >> that these messages are not forwarded through our network of brokers. Is >> this correct? >> >> Should I set a consumer to every activemq broker we would put in the >> network to monitor these messages ? Or work with a camel router to copy >> the information to a queue which then can be consumed elsewhere ? >> >> Can i staticallyIncluded the advisory topics in the networkconnector ? >> > > -- > View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/ActiveMQ.Advisory.Connection-not-forwarded-in-network-of-brokers--tp27852378p29233916.html > Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > -- http://blog.garytully.com Open Source Integration http://fusesource.com
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BERKELEY, Calif. -- California reached a settlement with former football coach Jeff Tedford on Monday that will pay him up to $5.55 million for the final three seasons of his contract.
Under terms of his contract, Tedford had been guaranteed $2.3 million a year for the final three seasons of his contract.
With the settlement announced by the school on Monday, Tedford will get $1.8 million in 2013, $1.8 million in 2014 and $1.95 million in 2015, saving Cal at least $1.35 million over the three years.
The deal allows Tedford to keep a larger share of any salary he receives in the next three seasons as a college head coach or NFL head coach or assistant. The university and Tedford will split evenly any amount he earns in excess of $1.5 million in any year in those roles before Dec. 31, 2015.
"During his tenure at Cal, Jeff Tedford deeply cared for his student-athletes, their performance on the field and in the classroom, as well as their families, this department and the entire university," athletic director Sandy Barbour said in a statement. "We appreciate all that Jeff contributed to Cal's reputation for excellence during his 11 years at the university and wish him well in all his future endeavors."
Tedford is the winningest coach in Cal history with an 82-57 record. He was fired in November after going 3-9 last season.
Tedford also played a big role in Cal's $321 million renovation of Memorial Stadium and adjacent $150 million on-campus High Performance Center that gave the school the facilities to compete with the rest of the Pac-12.
"I am proud of all the accomplishments we achieved together at Cal, both on and off the field, and the manner in which we raised the program's national profile and expectations," he said in a statement. "I am honored to have played a role in the renovations to California Memorial Stadium, and in improving the facilities, with the goal of enhancing the experience for the entire Golden Bear community.
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Dan Hamhuis signs with Dallas Stars
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Dan Hamhuis has signed with the Dallas Stars this morning.
Dan Hamhuis to Dallas.— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) July 1, 2016
McKenzie mentioned on TSN that the deal was 2 years for $3.75M per season.
Hamhuis signing with the Stars isn't surprising given that he had waived his NTC to go to Dallas at the trading deadline, but ultimately was never dealt as Canucks and Stars management could not come to an agreement on a deal. Even after the Stars acquired Kris Russell from the Calgary Flames, there was still some interest but nothing could get done.
Canucks sign Michael Chaput
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The Vancouver Canucks have signed 24 year old forward Michael Chaput to a two way deal:
Couple 2-way deals coming. Jamie McBain to Arizona. Michael Chaput to Vancouver.— Craig Custance (@CraigCustance) July 1, 2016
Chaput was a free agent after the Columbus Blue Jackets decided to not qualify the young centre.
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July 01 2016 10:29AM
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2 way deal for Taylor Fedun in Buffalo.— Ryan Rishaug (@TSNRyanRishaug) July 1, 2016
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The Vancouver Canucks have made their first big splash in free agency, signing Loui Eriksson to a six-year contract valued at $36-million. Which means that Eriksson will carry a $6-million cap hit. This signing should come as no surprise, as the Canucks have always considered Eriksson to factor largely into their free agency plans as a primary option to add scoring and two-way acumen to their top line.
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The next six months are make or break for the Vancouver Canucks.
I know I've criticized
one or two pretty much all of Jim Benning's moves over the last year or so, but that has largely been because almost every one has been slowly whittling away their assets. Death by a thousand cuts, some might say.
But other than the Sutter contract, none of those moves can really be characterized as anchors that this franchise will have to drag around for years after Benning is finally, mercifully, sent to the farm...er, to the farm team. To do scouting and stuff. Yeah, I definitely didn't mean to imply anything else there.
Anyway, my point is this: Jim Benning has done much to be concerned about, but at least he hasn't caused any long term damage, or saddled the next GM, and there will be a next GM, with an inescapable contractual mess. At least not yet.
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12 Parks near Harrisonburg, Virginia
Massanetta Springs, Virginia 3.6 miles SE
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Harrisonburg, Virginia (map) | (540) 896-8929
Sites: 96 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 92 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $55.00
No WiFi and no hot spot. Chickens were allowed to free range thru out campsites, so watch where you step, even at your own door. Paid $55 a night, felt like I was overcharged. - billl2099
Jul 2016 - $22.00
This park was so peaceful. The people who worked here were helpful. Chickens and a rooster visit your site. - Chicabunny
Jun 2016 - $50.00
Pricey for what you get. $50 for a gravel back-in that isn't nearly level. It took 3, 2x6s under the front wheels to get the front end up enough to keep things from rolling off counters. When making reservations for 7 nights they required the total cost of the stay as a deposit. 3 mile road to the campground is a narrow two lane road with lots of tight turns making it less than big rig friendly. TV is analog so unless you have an old TV or converter (or a dish) the picture is grainy. Internet is spotty to non-existent and the staff position on the matter is basically "it either works or it doesn't" There is Poison Ivy growing near our site. Love the Shenandoah area but my experience at this campground has spoiled what was to be a very special vacation. - Hollidayt
Mount Solon, Virginia (map) | (540) 245-5727
Sites: 156 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 8 Reviews
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May 2016 - $30.00
We stayed at the park a week. We were just about the only ones there until the weekend. The sites are not well-defined and people park every which way, which when I made reservations I was told I could pull in however I wanted. The electric is a shared pedestal with a 50 amp and a 30 amp plugin. We barely had enough cord to reach it (which is probably why people park horizontal in the site. It was a FHU site and everything worked well. It rained while we were there and we had a lake at the entry to our site. Had to use 4x4 to get into site. Had good satellite coverage, but no AT&T. Verizon MIFI signal was minimal. There is lots of hiking trails and the chimneys and play areas are good. There are no trash receptacles and the only time I went into the restrooms people had put their trash in there. I guess you are supposed to put you trash out by the road and they'll pick it up, although there is nothing telling you that. The office was only open on the weekend while we were there so we couldn't get much info. This is a county park. There is also a big swimming pool that wasn't open while we were there and playing fields. - jacknpeg
Oct 2015 - $30.00
This is a beautiful regional park maintained by the County of Augusta. The bathrooms are dated but are kept surprisingly clean. The sites are enormous but there are only 10 full hook-ups. We love it there and we both grew up camping there. - rememberingthemid
Aug 2012 - $23.00
One of our favorite parks. The closest to Bridgewater. The camp sites are huge and not ruled off. You have a lot of flexibility as to his you set up. They have added 50 AMP service since we were last here a year ago. The park is well kept and extremely quiet. If you are looking for a peaceful, rural setting, this is it. We did not have sewer. The system says sewer is available but I think this is an error. - Ras2
New Market, Virginia (map) | (540) 896-2283
Sites: 146 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 85 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $60.00
Restrooms in the rec hall were very nice. The ones further
up the hill in another building were pretty nasty.
Good location for visiting the area and the caverns.
Endless Caverns are great, not all touristy like
several of the others in the area. Quiet and peaceful with
very nice site locations. Not much on tv with the over-the-air
reception, but we did not mind, as enjoyed a nice fire and
spent time outside. Wifi was terrrible for our visit, but
cell service was very good.
This was our second visit, and we enjoyed it, very nice campground.
Now, if the could only start paving the roads, we'd have a 10 ! - macandphyl
May 2016 - $34.00
We stopped for an overnight stay at Endless Caverns on our way north. The campground is located a few miles off Interstate 81, so there is no traffic noise. Located on the mountain slope, the campsites are arranged on terraces with large rock retaining walls. Roads and sites are gravel. An escort is provided to the site. The sites are very long, level and reasonably wide, so there is plenty of space for slideouts and awnings. Sites are FHU, no cable, WiFi OK, only OTA TV was ABC. Fresh mountain air was very pleasant. There is a nice swimming pool for kids, horseshoe pits, and a volleyball court. Tours of the caverns are offered during the day. There were reports that a bear was raiding the dumpsters in the evening, but we did not see or hear him. Price reflects PA discount. This is a convenient campground for overnight stops, or for longer stays when touring the area. We would visit this campground again. - tnyankee
May 2016 - $60.00
Campground is built into the side of a mountain so all of the sites are terraced. Sites are fairly level but expect to be walking uphill or downhill everywhere you go. We did experience some low voltage over the weekend when the park was completely full and the temps rose to near 90. There is a nice pool and rec hall in the park. Over the Memorial Day weekend there was a band that played at the rec hall on Saturday night. Park WiFi was not useable over the weekend when park was full. During the other days it was slow (OK for email or quick searches on internet) but dependable. All of the road in the park are sloped and some of the turns are quite sharp. We did not visit the cavern while we were there since it rained several times and there was water along the route in the cave. - Co-Mike
New Market, Virginia (map) | (540) 740-8313
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2007 - $20.00
Campground is CLOSED - brianb50
Elkton, Virginia (map) | (540) 298-8086
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $32.00
Not many level sites. The pool is the big attraction. It is fed by a spring right under the pool. Nice owners. Not very good cell service as it is in a very low spot, so no data cards work. - KED1950
Jul 2013 - $32.00
Owners very pleasant and busy with "community pool" and snack bar which they run in addition to campground and its pool. Campground is old, basic, and may not be too well maintained. We had been there only about a half hour, turned on a/c and blew a fuse in our RV. It had not been a problem elsewhere. With no one there to fix it, and a need to be able to run a/c, we left. The owner did refund half of our fee. We likely would not stay there again. - Faun
Jul 2011 - $29.00
PRO: This park is close to entrance of Shenandoah Nat'l Pk. CONS: This park needs some cleanup and update immediately. It appears that the owners are more concerned about the operation of the commercial swimming pool on the property than the RV park. Trees need trimming to allow clearance for RVs. Sites need cleaning and general maintenance. Several long timers who have messy sites. Entrance asphalt has pot holes. Water supply contains grit. - backes01
Verona, Virginia (map) | (540) 248-2267
Sites: 195 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 95 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $40.00
Nice, new park. Gravel pull-through site was just slightly off level and widely separated from neighbors.
Great service, information folder, cable TV, Wi-Fi, campstore and onsite snack bar/grill. Lot spacing was spacious with a sunny/open exposure. Site surface was gravel and features a picnic table. - AL RVer
Oct 2015 - $48.00
Stopped for one night on a holiday weekend and got one of the last few sites which happened to be full hookup. Sites are quite close to the neighbors with some trees but no underbrush so no privacy. Gravel site was level and our particular site was shorter than most but adequate for our rig. Staff was very friendly and helpful. And of course the bunnies were really cute! - CaneyFork
Oct 2015 - $48.00
Cable TV does not work with older TV even with a digital converter but no discount offered for that. Internet shut down and unable to access in AM and no one in store/on-premises we could contact to fix. While the park is lovely we feel we paid top rate fees for service we did not receive. - pwaygood
Shenandoah National Park, Virginia (map) | (434) 823-4675
Sites: 202 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 31 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $10.00
Typical National Park campground, lots of nature, very quiet, spacious sites with fire rings and picnic tables. Most sites are not level, and very few are long enough for larger rigs. Campground roads are narrow, which makes backing in difficult, even if the site is long enough. No cell coverage. - Loki
Sep 2015 - $15.00
Great campground. I always see black bears at Loft Mountain. The NPS staff can be hateful and rude at times. Camp store is awesome. Weekends are full of folks from Northern VA who evidently have no concept of controlling their children. - InTooDeep
Oct 2012 - $15.00
Another wonderful campground in a beautiful national park! Much has been written already about this campground, so my comments will focus on our particular campsite, which was E118. This campsite was the only reservable big-rig capable site available when I made our reservations. We discovered why when we got there (I wish I had read more of the reviews, as the issues with this site are covered by at least one other reviewer). To cut to the chase, there isn't a level spot anywhere on this site. It's not just a little out of level, but a lot! I used every 2X10, every Lynx leveler, and every inch of travel of the hydraulic jacks we had to level up our 40ft motorhome, but I still could not get it level front to back. The bottom edge of our front bumper was at least 2.5 ft off the deck. The last step out of the motorhome was a doozy! I wish I could post a photo here because our motorhome looks like a 737 rotating for takeoff. I was able to get it level enough that it wasn't uncomfortable, and we were only going to be there two nights, so we stayed. Otherwise, I would have moved somewhere else, even if it meant leaving the campground altogether. In my opinion, E118 is not a suitable campsite for a tent or a large TT or MH, and Recreation.gov should not list this particular site as big-rig friendly . Perhaps a pop-up or a small TT would work better. Regardless, I still give the campground a very high rating because it is such a wonderful place overall. We will be back again, again, and again. - USMCRET
Shenandoah National Park, Virginia (map) | (540) 999-3500
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2013 - $15.00
Thirty paved sites, tables, fire pits/grills. Golden Age Passport give 1/2 off price. No Reservations. First come sites, but other than holidays, you should be able to get a site if you arrive between Sunday PM and Thursday AM. Dumpster, and one water spigot available near site 4. Restrooms have hot water, but no showers. Location: N38° 26.3796'; W78° 28.7078' Great visit. Spent 13 days. - Tom SKP
Jun 2010 - $15.00
We stayed at the Lewis Mtn campground for only one night. This location has both cabins and a small campground. If your looking for rustic this is the place. No hook-ups or dump station, just peace and quiet. The sites are all rather small, catering to tents and the smallest of trailers. Most sites are fairly close together, with not much understory between them. Our site was in the middle of the loop, but we did have some privacy due to the fact we had no neighbors. Camp host was very friendy and a wealth of information. Wildlife galore in all areas surrounding the campground. Saw two bear, so keep you foodstuff stowed away. Big Meadows complex is only 5 miles away so food and fuel are close by. Overall a great little campground. Almost forgot to mention, you cannot reserve a site here, FCFS (First Come, First Served). - florida08
May 2009 - $15.00
Lewis Mtn. is the smallest of the campgrounds on Skyline Drive, and caters to tent campers and hikers. Very friendly hosts who kept each site tidy. We spent one night here, then moved into one of their heated cabins later in the week when the weather turned nasty. It's a good choice if Big Meadow is unavailable. - Flying Mantis
Waynesboro, Virginia (map) | (540) 943-9573
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 29 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $36.00
This campground is mostly occupied by permanent and seasonal campers. Roads are paved but campsites are gravel. Sites are adequate and did require a little leveling. Noise is a big favor here. As others have noted there is a lot of road noise from 340; there is a rail line close; and Eastside Speedway is very close. While we were here there was a lot of target shooting in the back of the campground where the permanent sites are located. And the trash was picked up at 4:49 AM...not one but three Dumpsters! As far as staff is concerned, I can't attest to their status since I only saw one person at check-in during our 4 night stay. They have a nice size field for the kids to play; swings; pool; basketball court and horseshoes. Parents: watch children as speed of vehicles is a favor here. - User738
Dec 2015 - $36.00
We stayed at this campground while we were visiting family in the area. They we very friendly and helpful. The restrooms and showers were excellent. We will stay here again whenever we are in the area. There are lots of people who work in the area and stay here but they still had lots of sites for those just passing through. - Athens4me
Oct 2015 - $38.00
Upon arrival, clerk couldn't find my name or when I called. Given a site someone was still on, 2-1/2 hours past checkout. Was not escorted to site. Given unclear directions so I took a wrong turn. Finally set up on site. Two nights was subjected to someone trying to sing. I complained and was ignored. Interior roads rough, narrow and limbs hanging dragging on camper roofs. Traffic starts at 6 AM on the weekends. Needless I will not be back. Campground has many extended stays so the rest doesn't matter. - OKeadle
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One of the most well-kept campgrounds we have ever been to. Easy off/on Rt. 81. Pull through, back-in, tent sites & cabins. Grassy, gravel surface. Friendly & efficient reservation & check in. Escort to site. Full hook-up services well located & in excellent working order. Strong cable & wi-fi signals. Also strong Verizon signal. Immaculate bathhouse & strong shower. We didn't use the small pool, but it looked clean & inviting. Well stocked camp store & a snack bar. We had their breakfast sandwiches, made to order & they were delicious. It didn't bother us at all, but there is road noise from 81 which might bother those who are sound sensitive. Some comments mention non-level sites. We were in P-1 which was completely level & spacious. We stopped here to recover for 2 nights after dry camping in Shenandoah National Park. We didn't check out any of the many attractions the Shenandoah Valley has to offer, but due to our fine experience at this camp ground, we will definitely go back for a longer visit. - Safe Trip
Jun 2016 - $43.00
Was guided to our spot by the host who was kind and helpful. The lay out of the utilities caused us to have to stretch our 20ft sewer hose to the limit. We were in site 12 which placed us very close to I-81. The noise from the road made sleeping very difficult. The park showed a movie for campers which ended at their quiet time of 10 but after 8 hours on the road, I did not want to hear it when it came time to sleep. - BaldGuy
Apr 2016 - $45.00
Clean newer campground on the side of I-81, have stayed before because of the friendly service, clean restrooms, and Passport discount. The generally level sites are tiered down the hill towards the interstate. Cable TV connection is good because broadcast reception unavailable. Expensive overnight stay when the pool isn't open without a Passport discount which they no longer honor. - travelin' guy


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This is the first time I have ever written a bad review of anywhere we have been. I grew up with the understanding that if you can't say something good, say nothing at all.....however, since we stayed at this hotel a couple of weeks ago, I feel compelled to warn others off this place. it is probably the worst we have ever stayed in.
We ended up here when we arrived in Thunder Bay late afternoon without pre-booking and everywhere else was full. We had a choice to either stay or drive back from where we came, so decided to accept our lot and make the best of it.
For a start, the place was filthy with the lobby floors disgusting and the glass in the entrance doors cloudy and scummy. The front desk clerk sadly looked very emaciated and ill and while no offence intended to him personally it made us feel uncomfortable and ill at ease. The whole atmosphere was just wrong. Our rooms were not much better. Our travelling companions room was worse than ours with a large bleached stain on the carpet just inside the door and what appeared to be blood stain down the side of the bed. There was no hot water and after prepaying we were actually expected to pay a room key deposit of $20 per room in addition.
From our balcony we could see what appeared to be 'dealings' going on in the parking lot and a drunk by the road edge holding a brown paper bag. Sorry to say, but the whole place felt like a cess-pit. We did not sleep all night and our experience here pretty much spoiled our visit to the city and scarred the memory of our trip.
Advice is book ahead, don't get caught out like we did and avoid this hotel at all costs!
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Republican senators said that Cruz must return to Capitol Hill and make the case directly to his colleagues to help ease long-festering tensions. And a large number of Republicans said the fence-mending starts with this: Apologizing to McConnell for calling him a liar last year on the floor of the Senate.
That message was personally delivered by fellow Texan and McConnell's chief deputy, Sen. John Cornyn, who spoke with Cruz by phone after the candidate won their home state's primary earlier this month.
"I actually made that suggestion to him when I talked to him last," Cornyn said when asked if he thought Cruz should apologize for his McConnell remarks.
Others had similar suggestions for Cruz.
"I think he's got some bridges to build here," said Sen. John Thune, the No. 3 Senate Republican. "I think it would be helpful obviously for him — if he thinks he is going to be the guy or wants to be the guy — to come back here to mend some of those fences that he tore down when he was here."
"That was not proper as you know, and I raised hell about it," Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, the longest-serving Senate Republican, said of Cruz's criticism of McConnell. "I'm a great believer of repentance and changing, and I think there's a gradual change there that I'm noticing, which is good."
Hatch also had this to say of Cruz: "It's always helpful when you admit you're wrong."
How far Cruz is willing to go to win back his colleagues remains to be seen. A Cruz spokesman in his Senate office referred questions to the campaign, and aides there did not respond to an inquiry.
McConnell and his boys are backed into a corner over Rubio and Kasich's failing candidacies and are now trying to get a consolation prize from Cruz before they know they will have to support him.
My response would be when hell freezes.