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Had lunch here today. The brisket sandwich was piled high, tender and juicy. As good or better than what I smoke at home in FL.
I have eaten at Spring Creek many times at different location. My experience there is very consistent so I know I'm going to have a good time when I visit. I really favor the sausage and the sauce is lovely. I could drink it out of a cup. The sides are good. The bread is fresh and the staff are...
If Grandma's Circus Circus is what you are aiming for this is the place. All the rolls you can eat if you can catch them with Grandma tossing them to you from her basket. Fare is ribs and BBQ. Noisy pandemonium so take your kids but not a date! Been around for ages and parking lot is always full.
It was good, but still searching for the best. Staff very nice, and brought us fresh warm rolls to our table.
The floe is changing at Spring Creek.
Several months ago we noted a little harsh taste when they served us fatty brisket even when we had request dry. Turns out they shared with us that they are using a lot more pepper in their rub to "maintain more moisture." OK, no use discussing it with them, I just let it...
After a long day at work this place very close to my hotel and I didn't feel like driving and looking for something famous. To my surprise this place was very down to earth with just a right selection of the BBQ items. Brisket was perfectly juicy and tasty, baked beans, fried okra & peach cobbler just made the whole...
Nothing special about the BBQ. The hot rolls are excellent. Be sure and pick up lots of butter. Lunch runs around $11.00
The recipe has changed to add a very coarse pepper to their. While this does add to a crust, the change is not for the better. We stopped in after Church for lunch and immediately noticed the change just looking at the brisket but was unsure. The server cut a piece that should never have been served so I called...
This chain restaurant is dependable for Very Good Barbecue with good sides. You order at the beginning of the food line from a sign. You meat gets cut up in front of you and put on your plate. You then take your plate down the line and pile on the sides you want. You pay at the end of the...
The barbecue is very good. I had chicken and my friend had the ribs. The sides were good. The portion size of the ribs seemed a bit small for the price.
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The Determinants of Life Expectancy: An Analysis of the OECD Health Data
This study considers an aggregate life expectancy production function for a sample of developed countries. We find that pharmaceutical consumption has a positive effect on life expectancy at middle and advanced ages but is sensitive to the age distribution of a given country. Thus, ignoring age distribution in a regression of life expectancy on pharmaceutical consumption creates an omitted-variable bias in the pharmaceutical coefficient. We find that doubling annual pharmaceutical expenditures adds about one year of life expectancy for males at age 40 and slightly less than a year of life expectancy for females at age 65. We also present results for lifestyle inputs into the production of life expectancy. For example, decreasing tobacco consumption by about two cigarettes per day or increasing fruit and vegetable consumption by 30% (one-third pound per day) increases life expectancy approximately one year for 40-year-old females.
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While unveiling a 1 million euro hybrid model today, Ferrari Chairman Luca Cordero Di Montezemolo revealed the company is in talks with Apple about broadening their in-car entertainment, Bloomberg News reported. Speaking at the Geneva Motor Show, Di Montezemolo said the company will be "more precise" about its collaboration with Apple in the coming months.
Apple executive Eddy Cue joined Ferrari's board of directors last November, saying in a press release at the time, "I have personally dreamed of owning a Ferrari since I was 8 years old and have been lucky to be an owner for the past 5 years."
The hybrid "LaFerrari," of which only 499 will be made, is a beast of a car that can do 62 mph under 3 seconds. Ferrari, according to Bloomberg's report, also announced today that its new four-seater model will include mini-iPads on the back passenger seats.
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Guy Kawasaki and Matt McGowan just finished their SES Webcast. More than 500 people registered to hear them talk about Kawasaki's new book, "Reality Check: The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting, Outmanaging, and Outmarketing Your Competition."
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I received my copy of the latest Hosta Journal yesterday and read with
interest C. H's article on the case for registration of hosta names. I
sort of agree with what he says, which if you don't have a copy yet, is
in part a tale of the same names being applied to two different hostas
because people (including me) often name a hosta without registering it.
The problem comes when someone else uses the same name for their plant
and registers it, thereby making the name invalid for the first plant,
even if it has been distributed.
I have a plant here that I initially called 'Mellow Yellow' until I found
out that Herb Benedict had a plant under that name. His wasn't
registered, but I wouldn't mess with Herb's names. So then I renamed it
'Yellow Submarine', but Russ O'Hara got that one first. Again, his wasn't
registered, but it seemed silly to use the name again. I'm not even sure
what the third name was, might have been 'Afternoon Delight', but
whatever it was, Dave Chopko told me he already had a plant with that
name in his garden. Well, I got tired of this, so I decided to use a
prefix on at least some of my plants, like Mary does with "Lakeside". I
thought about "Bridgewood", but I thought it might be confused with
"Birchwood", so then I decided to use "Zydeco" on some of my plants. I'm
one of three people outside of Louisiana who likes Zydeco music, which I
describe to the uninitiated as hollering real loud, in Cajun French if
possible, while playing an accordion and banging on a washboard. How
could you not love it. Anyway, I named a plant 'Zydeco Green Mist',
which made it to the Hosta Library, but I unfortunately lost the plant
before it was ever introduced. I still may use that prefix, but Ed
Elslager has just registered a plant named 'Zydeco', so that might be
confusing. So after all this, I still have a plant that seems to get a
new name every year.
So anyway, back to C.H.'s article. Obviously, his point is that I could
solve this problem by registering the plant. What he actually says is
"Such confusion never would occur if names were registered before the
plants they identify were discussed, open for viewing, shared or sold".
I kind of agree, but it seems to me that what that means is that a plant
should be registered as soon as you slap a name on a seedling before you
ever decide whether it's worth anything and before you know much about
it. I know that's not what he says, but I have lots of interesting
seedlings that I have discussed and let visitors view long before I knew
enough about them to fill out the registration form. And I frequently
name the plants because if I'm going to be looking at them for years,
it's easier to keep track of them if they have a name. I use numbers too,
but some plants graduate to real names but never make the cut for
introduction. Sometimes I share them with friends before I think they
should be registered. If I finally decide to sell them I publish the
name and description in my catalog, which I understand establishes the
name until I get around to registering.
I don't know about everyone else, but I name plenty of plants that never
go anywhere. If you evaluate a plant for years, which to me means
discussing them and showing them to others and sometimes sharing them, I
agree that the plant should have a name, but I'm not sure that means it
should be registered. I grow many plants for years that never get
introduced. I just don't think it makes sense to clutter up the
registrations with names of plants that aren't going anywhere. Does the
registrar really want me to register every seedling I've given a name
to? I suspect by the number of registrations that some have been
submitting lately that some people favor this course.
C.H. also says "...registrations are increasing at an alarming - or, to
some, exciting rate... over 300 per year...Some introducers are
registering over 30 per year alone." I for one don't find that
exciting. I know all the arguments for registering everything, and in
theory I agree, but there are so many people breeding hostas now, do we
really want to register every plant as soon as it acquires a name? I
probably have 10 or 15 seedlings of 'Uncle Albert' alone that I've been
growing for years and some of them will be introduced and some won't.
But they all have names because that's the only way I can remember which
is which. I just hate the idea of registering them and then throwing
half of them away.
I also have a problem with registering too early because it leads to the
preservation of misinformaiton, especially in ultimate plant size. How
many of our registrations list ultimate plant size that has no
relationship to the actual size of a mature plant? And that information
gets re-used everywhere because it's easier than writing a real
description of the plant.
So, I propose, for the umpteenth time, that we have a system where people
can reserve names for a limited time. I know the Daylily Society had one
a while back, but since I no longer belong I don't know if they still
do. I don't mean a system where everyone reserves every name they can
think of, there are ways to place limits on how many names can be
reserved by an individual and for how long, Maybe it's not legal, and I
know someone is going to decide it's too much trouble, though it doesn't
seem that hard to me to type the name of a plant and an originator into a
database and put it on the web.
So, since I know that's never going to happen, I suggest at least that
before you register a plant that you take a look at the Hosta Library and
do a Google Search to see if the name is already being used. Obviously,
if the plant wasn't registered you could still use the name, but wouldn't
it be better just to think of another one?
Also, here's a question. Does publishing a name in a catalog still
establish the name? Can I just put a list of the names in my catalog and
mail it to the registrar to keep anyone else from using them?
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Beat the eggs, salt, and sugar enough to mix well.
Heat the milk.
Pour the hot (not boiling) milk on to the eggs and stir well.
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Pour into a greased pie dish.
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Calories 751 Calories from Fat 381
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Total Fat 44 g67.1%
Saturated Fat 25 g124.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 471 mg157%
Sodium 595.7 mg24.8%
Total Carbohydrates 66 g21.9%
Dietary Fiber 10.4 g41.5%
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Vitamin A 20.5% Vitamin C 2.5%
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I drew Hollywood Dunit! It started out as just practice at first, and I wasn't going to shade...But then I started shading and I was having lots of fun with it! Then I did something I never thought I'd do...I made it LINELESS! No critique please! I think it looks better without lines
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I did another one!
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Hi, I'm trying to build from the SVN you're pointing to, can't quite get Maven to pull it off. I get a compilation error: cannot find symbol: class MethodBindingMethodExpression, location: class org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.component.UIXSelectInput. (same errors exist for UIXCommand). I notice that neither of these classes are in the trinidad-api/src/main/java/ tree (failure occurs during trinidad-api build), but Maven is actually finding them in the trinidad-api/target/maven-faces-plugin/main/java tree, and so tries to compile them. Also getting a warning that "POM for 'javax.faces:jsf-api:pom:1.2-b19:provided' is invalid. It will be ignored for artifact resolution. Reason: Not a v4.0.0 POM", but the JSF 1.2 .jars do show up in my repository so I don't think that's the issue. Do I need to do anything special to build this 1.2 branch? Exclude some of the plug-ins from my checkout? Thanks in advance- looking forward to "keeping" my <tr:xxx /> tags, as I'd just begun the process of switching over to the RI to use DynaFaces. :-) Rogers Adam Winer wrote: > As of tonight, I have Trinidad up and running against JSF 1.2 with > (nearly) fully JSF 1.2-ized APIs - running against the new EL, > proper generics, (some) invokeOnComponent() support. > There's still a few smaller tasks left, but anyone looking > to run Trinidad on a JSF 1.2 server can build the code from: > > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/adffaces/branches/faces-1_2 > > -- Adam > >
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... a haunted house stall which resulted in us having a loud spooky laugh played all night! The next day we had more curry for breakfast.. Going off it slightly! We were going to hire scooters but Jenna drove it straight into a car.. Therefore we got a taxi. We also met a new friend David at the taxi stop who we shared our ride with and had a friend to chill with for the trip. Arriving in Arumbul beach it had the feel of a Spanish island with ...
We're Goan to have a good time !!
... is Catholic. Goa (and India) only became independent in 1947, so colonial influences prevailed up to recent times. The houses generally are surrounded by rice padi fields. Few animals on the road (as opposed to the north). The locals are busy getting the second rice crop harvested and the fields prepared for the onset of the monsoon in June.
Yoga, chanting and snow storms
... a few stores for necessities, such as toilet paper (which the retreat did not provide preferring you to use the water hose provided – John adds "paper kills, man, water loves – peace man") and a few clothes stalls. Today was also the main day of the Hindu festival of colours. The festival itself lasted a week and often longer in some parts of the country, but this was the main day for throwing paint at each other so we were all warned to wear our old clothes as we ...
Farewell, India
... Goan business owners do not bother with petty things like rules, particularly such frivolous ones as those governing the use of sound systems. They just pay off the police and presto! All night Goan trance party! Yay! Everyone on Morjim beach gets to stay up until 7AM when the last druggies finally pass out and the DJ realizes his CD has been skipping for 12 hours now and decides to shut it off.
Needless to say, we didn't get much sleep on our last night ...
Hardiwar and the River of Life
... in on our first walk from our hotel to the bank of the Ganga. Within the first 5 minutes on our walk, I looked into a shed that people were huddling around and saw a dead man be prepared for cremation. Once we got the the river bank, the number of beggars and street people multiplied; people who suffered from Polio being the most apparent with disabled legs. Along the river were people getting their heads shaved, people huddled in prayer circles smoking hashish, numerous ...


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It's too soon for it to be this cold for this long. 4 degrees last night.
Rich, you can keep it, we don't need it. I've been trying to keep the house
at 59 to offset the incease in the price of gas heat. My November bill was
actually a few dollars less than Nov 04's bill, but the December bill? It
seems like the furnace is always running just to keep us at 59. I will have
to increase that when my sister comes to visit from AB. Not really fair to
make her deal with a cold house. As it is, I can see that my cuttings don't
seem to be growing as quickly as last year. They do get some warmth from
the lights, but not a lot. I probably should put heat mats under some of
them. But that would dry them out faster and I would probably forget to
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I've been working on our MG seed packet labels. If you recall, I asked some
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> Hi All,
> Last week, temps in the 40's and 50's; this week highs in the 20's, with a
> heat wave by the weekend (maybe 34). Tonight -7 with expected wind chill
> to -24. Ceres and Kitty, it's apparently headed your way. Can't help it,
> love to share,LOL. Rich freezing my B--- in Z-5
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> Up till last Saturday we had temps in the 80's. Well, winter finally got
> here. 60's for highs this week, 40's for lows.....although they are
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> about an arctic blast the end of the week...coming from the west though
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> West Texas is to have freezing rain, possibly snow, even in San Antonio.
> Mom's been crazy bringing in plants, covering, etc.
> We have a freeze warning for northern and western parts of the city that
> night. Hope it stays northerly, not so much SW. We'll see. Will cover
> the
> Plumerias, etc. just in case. Bad timing since a lot of the orchids are
> bloom right now and most of the bromeliads. Oh well, hoping it won't be
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> What is the forecast for you Pam, any precipitation??
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Jeremy Clarkson has said he will be sacked by the BBC if he makes another offensive remark.
Clarkson's final warning comes after claims he used the racist term 'n*****r' while reciting the nursery rhyme 'Eeny, Meeny, Miny Moe' during filming for BBC2's Top Gear.
Writing in his weekly Sun column, the presenter attacked the BBC for asking him to apologise over the footage, complaining "it's something I hadn't done."
"I've been told by the BBC that if I make one more offensive remark, anywhere, at any time, I will be sacked. And even the angel Gabriel would struggle to survive with that hanging over his head," he said.
"It's inevitable that one day, someone, somewhere will say that I've offended them, and that will be that."
The Top Gear presenter was embroiled in fresh controversy earlier this week, after the Daily Mirror published unaired footage of Clarkson allegedly using the racist term 'n*****r' while reciting a nursery rhyme.
Clarkson issued a filmed apology via his Twitter page on Thursday.
In it, he admitted to having used the word, but said he did "everything in my power" not to.
"I'm sitting here begging your forgiveness for the fact my efforts obviously weren't quite good enough," he said in the film.
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Jeremy Clarkson's Top 25 Most Obnoxious Lines
1/24 "Short people. When you've finished using a car, put the f**king seat back, so humans can use it afterwards," he posted on Twitter. Offensively.
2/24 "Honestly, the burka doesn't work. I was in a cab in Piccadilly the other day when a woman in a full burka crossing the road in front of me tripped over the pavement, went head over heels and up it came, red G-string and stockings."
3/24 Driving a Jaguar round a toilet in India: "This is perfect for India because everyone who comes here gets the trots."
4/24 "The only person who looked good in a 4-seated convertible was Adolf Hitler."
5/24 As a Thai man walked over a bridge he had built during a Top Gear challenge: "That is a proud moment - but there's a slope on it."
Jeremy Clarkson is involved in further controversy over a second set of number plates found in the vehicle he was driving in Argentina
6/24 On the Renault Clio V6 handling bends: "In typical French fashion it just gives up! A bit like the French did with the Germans."
7/24 "I'm thinking. If you had gone to the trouble of making a chemical bomb, why would you detonate it on a coach from Preston?"
8/24 On public sector workers in 2011: "I'd have them all shot. I would take them outside and execute them in front of their families."
9/24 "I don't understand bus lanes. Why do poor people have to get to places quicker than I do?"
10/24 "The only reason the Arabs and Jews have managed to keep their nasty little war going for 50 years is because it never bloody rains there. If the post-war powers had put Israel in Manchester, there'd have been no bloodshed."
11/24 "If all the creatures on earth were the same size, it's said a lobster would have the smallest brain. But then someone invented Wayne Rooney."
12/24 On the invention of the segway: "They're made in America, of course, so fat Yanks can go to the fridge without expending any energy."
13/24 "Supercars are supposed to run over Arthur Scargill and then run over him again for good measure. They are designed to melt ice caps, kill the poor, poison the water table, destroy the ozone layer, decimate indigenous wildlife, recapture the Falkland Islands and turn the entire third world into a huge uninhabitable desert, all that before they nicked all the oil in the world."
14/24 "I'm sorry, but having an Aston Martin DB9 on the drive and not driving it is a bit like having Keira Knightley in your bed and sleeping on the couch. If you've got even half a scrotum it's not going to happen."
15/24 On a caravaning holiday: "You aren't allowed to have a party, you aren't allowed to have music, you aren't allowed to play ball games, you aren't allowed to have a camp fire, you have to park within two feet of a post, you have to keep quiet, you have to be in bed by eleven. This is not a holiday, it's a concentration camp!"
16/24 "Britain's nuclear submarines have been deemed unsafe… probably because they don't have wheel-chair access."
17/24 "If we are being honest HIV is a pathetic virus, it can only live in the air for 6 seconds and it does what ebola does to you in 10 days in 10 years."
18/24 On the Lotus Elise: "This car is more fun than the entire french air force crashing into a firework factory."
19/24 On actress Sarah Jessica Parker: "People think 'oh she must be pretty'. She isn't – she looks like a boiled horse."
20/24 On the BMW Z3: "And if you are clinically insane, by which I mean you wake up in the morning and think you are an onion, here's your car."
21/24 On the Ferrari 430 Scuderia: "It's like God having really unusual sex… it should come with toilet roll."
22/24 "The problem is that television executives have got it into their heads that if one presenter on a show is a blonde-haired, blue-eyed heterosexual boy, the other must be a black Muslim lesbian."
23/24 "If you're thinking of coming to America, this is what it's like: you've got your Comfort Inn, you've got your Best Western, and you've got your Red Lobster where you eat. Everybody's very fat, everybody's very stupid and everybody's very rude - it's not a holiday programme, it's the truth."
24/24 On the N-word row: "I've been told by the BBC that if I make one more offensive remark, anywhere, at any time, I will be sacked."
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It comes after deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman urged the BBC to sack the presenter.
"Anybody who uses the N-word in public or private in whatever context has no place in the British Broadcasting Corporation," she said on Twitter.
But Education Secretary Michael Gove urged the corporation not to axe Clarkson because he had been "clear in his apology". And a spokesman for the Prime Minister added, "it is absolutely right that there has been an apology."
Clarkson is thought to have earned £14 million for his work on Top Gear last year, including his salary and payments related to the show's global success.
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PINEY, MB, Jan. 13, 2016 – (TSX:MBT) MTS, Manitoba's leading full-service telecommunications provider, today announced that it has expanded its HSPA and LTE network to Piney, MB.
"I'm delighted to announce that we have expanded wireless services to Piney, MB," said MTS CEO Jay Forbes. "The Piney expansion adds to the MTS wireless network which now covers 98% of the population in Manitoba. Over the past five years we have invested about $1 billion to ensure that Manitobans continue to have access to world class communications and information technology services. In those communities where it's not economically possible for a single organization to undertake service expansions, MTS is eager to co-invest with all levels of government to deliver services."
Added Forbes, "I have been encouraged by recent remarks from the provincial government regarding the expansion of broadband Internet and wireless cellular services to remote areas of our province. MTS is thrilled with the prospect of partnering with all levels of government to enhance connectivity in rural Manitoba. We know that other provinces have had great success in these types of arrangements in the past. MTS has had a long standing openness to these types of partnerships, and, when coupled with our existing support of communities and organizations across Manitoba, we are confident that we can all work collaboratively to improve social infrastructure for Manitobans in rural and remote communities."
"Our government has committed to increase cellular service to rural Manitoba so hometown businesses, families and young people can succeed in one of Canada's fastest growing economies," said provincial Minister of Finance Greg Dewar. "This expansion is an important step that will help make that happen."
Wayne Anderson, Reeve of the RM of Piney, praised MTS for the expansion: "This is a positive step toward our goal, which is getting full cellular coverage for South-Eastern Manitoba. We are grateful that MTS is providing this new service to the area around the village of Piney."
More than 1 million Manitobans now have access to MTS's 4G LTE Wireless Network. With download speeds of up to 150 Mbps, 4G LTE sets the standard in wireless technology. LTE technology complements MTS's 4G HSPA+ wireless network. For more information about MTS's 4G LTE Wireless Network, please visit www.mts.ca/4glte.
This is the latest in a series of expansions that has brought this impressive technology to 30 rural Manitoba communities in 2015.
About MTS Inc.
MTS is Manitoba's leading communications company, connecting people and places with wireless, high-speed Internet, TV, home phone and security services. MTS also offers a full suite of business solutions, including information technology, data storage and cloud computing through EPIC Information Solutions and MTS Data Centres. Founded more than a century ago and deeply rooted in the community, MTS provides grants, scholarships, sponsorships and volunteer support to youth-serving organizations across the province through MTS Future First. MTS is wholly owned by Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. (TSX: MBT). For more on MTS's products and services, visit www.mts.ca.
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This morning we provided you with a "watch list breakdown" -- with an assist from Arizona State -- that provided some perspective on how things spread out by program and player.
But who's most likely to go from watch list to winner?
There are a lot of good choices, but our polls only allow for five, so here's our top five from the Pac-12 who might take home awards hardware at the end of the season.
Anthony Barr, OLB, UCLA: He's a likely top-10 NFL draft pick in the spring of 2014, so that makes Barr a top candidate for the Bednarik & Bronko Nagurski Awards (most outstanding defensive player), Lombardi Award (most outstanding down lineman/linebacker) and Butkus Award (top linebacker). He's on seven watch lists -- surely he'll end up on top of one.
Will Sutton, DT, Arizona State: He's on six watch lists and he beat out Barr for Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year in 2012.
Marqise Lee, WR, USC: He's the favorite to win the award he won last year, Biletnikoff, for the nation's best receiver. But might he step up to the Player of the Year awards, such as the Maxwell or Walter Camp Awards?
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington: He's a solid favorite for the John Mackey Award, given to the nation's best tight end.
Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona: Carey, a consensus All-American, led the nation in rushing a year ago, so that makes him an automatic leader for the Doak Walker Award.


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Entering Fray, Google's Android TV Could Shake Up Streaming Media Player Market Now Dominated by Roku and Apple TV
Monday, August 11, 2014 9:00 am EDT
"Given the ongoing shift among consumers toward streaming media consumption, the market for standalone streaming media players is continuing to heat up"
Entering Fray, Google's Android TV Could Shake Up Streaming Media Player Market Now Dominated by Roku and Apple TV
El Segundo, Calif. (Aug. 11, 2014)—The arrival of Google's Android TV platform could well disrupt the landscape for streaming media players now dominated by Roku and Apple TV, potentially roiling a rapidly expanding market that sells tens of millions of units every year, according to new research from IHS Technology (NYSE: IHS).
The worldwide installed base for streaming media players is forecast to reach 50 million units by the end of this year. For the United States, the most significant single market globally for the product category, the installed base will amount to 24 million units this year, up from 16 million last year and 10 million in 2012, as shown in the attached figure.
By 2017, the number of installed streaming media players in the U.S. is anticipated to reach 44 million units. And when combined with an aggregate of 169 million Blu-ray Disc players, game consoles and Smart TVs, the total U.S. installed base of connected TV devices in 2017 will amount to some 213 million units.
"Given the ongoing shift among consumers toward streaming media consumption, the market for standalone streaming media players is continuing to heat up," said Paul Erickson, senior analyst for the connected home at IHS. "Today Roku and Apple TV continue to dominate the U.S. installed base for streaming media players, with a combined 94 percent share in 2013, and Amazon's Fire TV is a significant recent entrant. However, the arrival of Android TV is expected to significantly affect the competitive dynamics of this market over the long run."
Similar to what market leaders Roku and Apple TV currently offer, the Android TV platform seeks to provide users with access to media streaming services and apps. In the past, the typically Android-based offerings from low-priced competitors have lacked the refinement, functionality, ecosystem, and user experience to compete head to head with products from Roku or Apple. But the appearance on the scene of Android TV will potentially equip these lesser players and vendors with access to a complete, ready-made platform for streaming-media-player use that delivers a suite of benefits, noted Erickson.
These benefits include a new user experience purposely designed for TV, content access from Google Play as well as third-party apps, Google-powered content search and discovery with voice recognition, integration with the Android mobile device ecosystem, and built-in Chromecast functionality that enables media casting and screen mirroring from multiple device platforms.
Lesser threat to Apple, but Android TV could still act as spoiler
To be sure, Apple remains the most solidly situated in the streaming player market, backed by a strong content ecosystem and a near-captive iOS customer base that grows with each record-breaking iPhone release . And although its related products are expected to be disruptive of the status quo, Android TV is not likely to cause a toppling of Apple's competitive position
Android TV could be more problematic, however, for Roku, which lacks similar direct integration with an ecosystem; and for Amazon's Fire TV, which limits content search-and-discovery results to Amazon-sourced content alone while also narrowing content mirroring/casting functionality to its own-branded tablets.
Certainly, Android TV remains a streaming player platform to watch for the near future—not just because it is Google's best effort yet to break into the living room, but also because of its potential to create problems for today's market leaders.
Standalone media players that choose to utilize Android TV may also benefit in the long run, Erickson said.
"Although standalone media player products utilizing Android TV do not have the brand recognition, established brand equity, or level of retail distribution that products from companies like Apple, Amazon, and Roku possess, over time these standalone players are expected to create competitive pricing and positioning concerns by delivering previously absent levels of polish, capability, ecosystem integration, and content access to consumers at lower price points."
These findings, as well as insights and reports on a range of topics, are available from the Consumer Electronics service of IHS Technology.
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Mind Flay and Mind Blast deal 10% more damage.
Body and Soul
Power Word: Shield and Leap of Faith increase your target's movement speed by 40% for 3 sec.
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More often than not, componentized applications use a few components that use the resources in the server and run in the server context. For instance, a set of Java classes might use a data source for a popular RDBMS (relational database management system) configured in the application server. These Java objects, thus, use the data source in the server context at run time.
Testing components that use server resources is a bit challenging, because the components reside in the server context. You can test such a component at the unit level in one of the following ways:
- Unit-test the component against the local resource. For instance, supposing that the component uses a RDBMS data source configured in the application server, testing the component might involve configuring it for a local RDBMS or any other file system. Though this approach helps if you only want to quickly test the component without much dependence on the server resources, it has a disadvantage because it does not really reflect the real-time environment in which the component resides.
- Unit-test the component by creating a wrapper application over the test component and deploying the wrapper along with the component in the server. The disadvantage of this approach, however, is that developing a wrapper test application might consume considerable effort.
- Unit-test the component by running the test code in the same context as the component. For instance, run the test code in the server context itself, where the component will be running.
This article describes the last approach. It describes how to test a data source based components that are deployable in an application server using JUnit and the Rational Application Developer platform.
Prerequisite software
For the purposes of this article, we assume that the following software is installed and configured properly:
- WebSphere Application Server V6.0.2 or later (hereafter referred to as WebSphere)
- IBM® DB2® Enterprise Server Version 9.0 or later (hereafter referred to as DB2)
- Rational Application Developer V7.0 or later
- JUnit V3.8.1 or later (hereafter referred to as JUnit)
For more information on the above software, please see the Resources section.
Sample application
To make the concepts in this article more relevant and easy to comprehend, it uses the following sample application that uses DB2 to store and retrieve its data.
Suppose that the application authenticates a user given a user name and password. Also assume that a list of user names and passwords are preloaded into the database, and that the application verifies against this data every time a user attempts to log in to the application.
Now, in this scenario, the authentication component shall take the user name and password as inputs, verifies against the data in the database, and returns an appropriate message about the authenticity of the user. The authentication component thus might use these components (as shown in Figure 1):
- A User class that abstracts the user in the application
- A DataSource class that provides the communication between the database and the application
- An Authenticator class that actually verifies the given user against the database
Figure 1. Class diagram for sample authentication component
After you create the sample application, you will create an application client project that contains the JUnit test cases for the sample application. This client project will be hosted in the server, where the test cases are executed.
The following sections will describe in detail how to test this sample component.
Preparing the application
Before you create the sample application with the authentication component and the test application client, create the necessary database objects and data in the database, and also configure the data source in WebSphere.
Creating the required database objects and data
You will now create a sample database and a sample table that contains the user data.
- Create a sample database called SAMPLEDB in DB2.
- Create a sample table called SAMPLEUSER with the command shown in Listing 1.
Listing 1. Creating the sample table
- Add the user data shown in Listing 2 in the sample table.
Listing 2. Creating the sample data
CONNECT TO SAMPLEDB; INSERT INTO SAMPLEUSER (USERNAME, PASSWORD) VALUES ('Mohan','mohan');
Configuring a data source for DB2 in WebSphere Application Server
To configure a data source in WebSphere for the sample database in DB2, please see the WebSphere InfoCenter.
For more information on data sources in WebSphere, see Resources.
Test the sample application
Now that this article has outlined the steps and defined your sample application, you need to perform these tasks to finally test the sample application:
- Create the sample application
- Create a test application client project
- Configure resources for the application client project
- Create JUnit test cases for the application
- Create a runtime configuration for the application client project
Creating the sample application
You do not need to create the authentication component described previously.
- Open Rational Application Developer and create a new Java project called SampleDataSourceApp.
- Create two packages called com.ibm.datasource.sample and com.ibm.datasource.sample.db under the source folder of the SampleDataSourceApp project.
Create the classes
SampleDataSource.java, and
Authenticator.java, as shown in Listings 3 through 5.
Listing 3. User.java
package com.ibm.datasource.sample; public class User { private String userName; private String password; public User() {} public User(String name, String pwd) { userName = name; password = pwd; } public String getUserName() { return userName; } public String getPassword() { return password; } public void setUserName(String userName) { this.userName = userName; } public void setPassword(String password) { this.password = password; } }
Listing 4. Authenticator.java
package com.ibm.datasource.sample; import java.sql.Connection; import java.sql.ResultSet; import java.sql.Statement; import com.ibm.datasource.sample.db.SampleDataSource; public class Authenticator { public static boolean isAuthentic(User user) { boolean authentic = false; try { SampleDataSource sampleDataSource = SampleDataSource.getDataSource(); Connection connection = sampleDataSource.getConnection(); Statement statement = connection.createStatement(); String sql = "SELECT count(*) AS count FROM SAMPLEUSER WHERE username='" + user.getUserName() + "' and password='" + user.getPassword() + "'"; ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery(sql); if(resultSet != null) { if(resultSet.next()) { int count = resultSet.getInt("count"); if(count > 0) { authentic = true; } } } } catch(Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } return authentic; } }
Listing 5. SampleDataSource.java
package com.ibm.datasource.sample.db; import java.sql.Connection; import java.sql.SQLException; import javax.naming.InitialContext; import javax.naming.NamingException; import javax.sql.DataSource; public class SampleDataSource { public static final String resourceRefName="jdbc/SampleDataSource"; private static SampleDataSource sampleDataSource = null; private DataSource dataSource = null; protected SampleDataSource() {} private void setupDataSource() throws SQLException { try { InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(); dataSource = (DataSource)ctx.lookup(resourceRefName); } catch(NamingException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } public static synchronized SampleDataSource getDataSource() throws SQLException { if(sampleDataSource == null) { try { sampleDataSource = new SampleDataSource(); sampleDataSource.setupDataSource(); } catch(SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } return sampleDataSource; } public Connection getConnection() throws SQLException { return dataSource.getConnection(); } }
The project should look like that shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. SampleDataSourceApp project
Creating the application client project
In the previous section, you created your authentication component, wherein the
isAuthentic() method in the Authenticator class takes in an instance of the User class and verifies the user data against the database.
The authentication code is now ready, so you will create the test client project in this section.
- Go to New > Project > Application client project.
In the Application client module page, enter the details as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Application client module
- Click Next.
In the Project Facets page, keep the default values, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Project facets
- Click Next.
clear the option for Create a default main class, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Application client module
- Click Finish.
Configuring the resources for the application client project
You have created your sample application and an application client project that you will use to test the sample application.
In this section, you will configure the required resources for the application client project so that it can contain the server resources.
- In the Project Explorer view, expand the SampleDataSourceAppTest project and double-click the deployment descriptor.
Open the References tab as shown in the Figure 6.
Figure 6. Application client module
- Click Add.
Select Resource reference as shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7. Adding resource references
- Click Next.
Fill in the data as follows (Figure 8):
- Name:
- Type: javax.sql.DataSource
- Authentication: Container
- Sharing scope: Shareable
- Description:
Sample data source
Figure 8. Resource reference
- Name:
- Click Finish.
In the JAAS login information section, select Use default method. In addition, give the authentication alias the same name as the alias that you created when you defined the datasource in WebSphere (as shown in Figure 9).
Figure 9. Setting authentication entries
- Save the deployment descriptor.
Creating the JUnit test cases for the application
In this section, we will add JUnit test cases for the sample application.
Create a package com.ibm.datasource.sample.test under the appClientModule folder, as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10. Creating a package for JUnit tests
Right-click the package and select New > Other > JUnit Test Case. You will see the screen shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11. JUnit test case
- At the bottom of the dialog shown in Figure 11, the wizard asks you to add the JUnit libraries by clicking the Click here link. Click to add the JUnit libraries to the application client project.
UserAuthenticationTestas the Name of the test case.
- Add the code shown in Listing 6 to the test class.
Listing 6. UserAuthenticationTest
package com.ibm.datasource.sample.test; import com.ibm.datasource.sample.Authenticator; import com.ibm.datasource.sample.User; import junit.framework.TestCase; public class UserAuthenticationTest extends TestCase { public void testAuthenticUser() { User user = new User("Mohan","mohan"); assertTrue(Authenticator.isAuthentic(user)); } public void testNonAuthenticUser() { // the password for user "Mohan" is not valid User user = new User("Mohan",""); assertFalse(Authenticator.isAuthentic(user)); } }
The test class contains two tests: one to authenticate a valid user and another to authenticate an invalid user.
- Create a lib folder under SampleDataSourceAppTest, and export the SampleDataSourceApp project as a Java™ archive (JAR) file into the lib folder.
- Add the above JAR file to the build path of the SampleDataSourceAppTest project.
- Build the project.
Now you will create a test suite for the tests. Right-click the com.ibm.datasource.sample.test package and select New > Other > JUnit Test Suite. You will see the dialog shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12. JUnit test suite
- Click Finish.
The application client project requires a mandatory
mainclass that contains a standard Java
mainmethod to execute. You will now add a
mainmethod to the
AllTests.javaclass. Add a
main()method to the
AllTests.javaas shown in Listing 7.
Listing 7. AllTests.java
package com.ibm.datasource.sample.test; public class AllTests { public static void main(String[] av) { junit.textui.TestRunner.run(UserAuthenticationTest.class); } }
Now, configure the
AllTests.javaas the
mainclass for the application client project. Open the deployment descriptor of the application client project again.
In the Overview tab, edit the MainClass so that it points to the
AllTests.javaclass, as shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13. Configuring the Main Class
- Save the deployment descriptor.
Creating the runtime configuration for the application client
In the previous sections, you created the sample application and a test application client project in Rational Application Developer. You also created two JUnit tests in a test case, and added the server resources to the test application client project.
In this section, you will configure the test application client project for run time. Typically, in this task, you will add any JAR files, binaries, and other resources that are required by the test application client during its run time.
- Right-click the application client project and select Run As > Run.
Since you created the application client project with WebSphere Application Server V6.0 as the target, select WebSphere v6.0 App Client on the left pane, as shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14. New runtime configuration
- Click the icon in the top left of the screen to create a new configuration.
Give a name to the configuration (in this case,
SampleDataSource App test) as shown in Figure 15.
Figure 15. Create, manage, and run configurations
- Ensure that the Enterprise application and the Application client module fields point to the correct values.
Also, ensure that the SampleDataSourceApp.jar is included in the classpath, as shown in Figure 16.
Figure 16. Classpath for run time
- Additionally, add the DB2 driver JARs in the classpath of the configuration.
- Click Apply to save the settings for the configuration.
In the next section, you will actually run the tests.
Running the JUnit test cases to test the sample application
Now that you have completed the entire configuration required for the test application client project, you will run the client so that it will run all the JUnit tests for you.
- Open the Servers view by selecting Window > Show View > Other > Server > Servers in the Rational Application Developer workspace.
Start WebSphere by right-clicking WebSphere Application Server v6.0 in the Servers view, as shown in Figure 17.
Figure 17. Servers view
- Now that WebSphere is started, right-click the application client project and select Run As > Run.
Select the configuration that you configured in the previous section, as shown in Figure 18.
Figure 18. Select run-time configuration
- Click Run to run the JUnit tests.
You should see the test results in the console, as shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19. Test results in console
Now you know
In this article, you have learned how to:
- Create a test application client project in Rational Application Developer to test the application
- Configure the above test project to use server resources
- Add JUnit tests to the test project
- Run the JUnit tests to test the sample application
- For more information on WebSphere v6.0, see Information Center.
- For more information on using data sources in WebSphere Application Server, see http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r0/index.jsp.
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craiglist application
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Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
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Project Description
I need a php programmer to develop craiglist application..
i need a php script that works with the craiglist api, and that can scan craiglist every
minute for new posting.
the script need to be exactly like this website here:
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i need to have different users log in and create their own alerts, the alerts then need to be sent to their emails as it happens.
but a couple more fatures are required on this script.
i also need the script itself to go into craiglist and scrape the email address of the post along with the post information.
then deliver this information to a gmail account, and place under the corresponding category selected by user.
for example"
if i have slected on the script that i want post for " i need a graphic designer"
then i would have created a tag on my gmail account, for "i need graphic designer"
then when the script searched for the email address of the person, then it automatically set it up on this category on my gmail account.
please let me know if you can develop this script and how long it will take.
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