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October 13, 2009
Atlanta's Magic Johnson Theater closing
ATLANTA, GA — The 12-screen Magic Johnson Theater, operated by AMC, is closing before the end of the month. Located in the Greenbrier Mall, the theater opened in 1996. Mall owners are hoping another operator will come forward, but are also looking at other proposals for the use of the space.
The Greenbriar theater changed hands several times. AMC acquired it after merging with Loews Theatres in 2006.
AMC spokesman Andy DiOrio said the company has closed a handful of theaters nationwide this year as it seeks to upgrade or close aging theaters.
"While we understand and appreciate that community's affinity with that theater, we also have two others in that vicinity, AMC Parkway Pointe 15 and AMC Southlake Pavilion 24," he said.
More details in the Atlanta Business News.
October 12, 2009
Beaver Valley Cinemas closes
BEAVERCREEK, OH — The second-run Beaver Valley Cinemas has closed.
The announcement came from the Dayton Daily News.
October 6, 2009
Laemmle Grande to close
LOS ANGELES, CA — For a while, it's been the only first-run cinema in downtown, but on the heels of the opening of the new Regal opening at L.A. Live, the Laemmle Grande is closing its doors.
Laemmle Director of Operations Kevin Gallagher confirmed that the staff was informed of the announcement on August 1.
While the company discussed the option of focusing on art films or commercial crossover indie films, it felt that the specialized market needed more than locals to fill the house.
Read more at blogdowntown.
October 5, 2009
Spinelli cinemas in New Hampshire closed
DOVER, NH — The four New Hampshire theaters operated by Spinelli Cinemas are closed: The Lilac Mall Cinema in Rochester, the Barrington Station Cinema 6 in Bar, the Plymouth in Plymouth, and the Strand in Dover. The owner hopes to re-open them by October 9, according to this article at Foster.com.
"This is not a shutdown," he said Thursday, noting he plans to have jobs available for his employees, the number of which vary depending on the season but average about 30.
There are no plans to sell the business "at this time," he said.
Ticket sales "were down," Spinelli said, but some months were better than others as the theaters vied for the most popular recent films. That hasn't always been easy considering "we don't have the unlimited funds that these large chains have," he said.
October 2, 2009
Branson Meadows Cinema closes
BRANSON, MO – The 11-screen Branson Meadows Cinema has closed. Located in the Shoppes at Branson Meadows and operated by Nova Cinemas, the theater had beem operating for ten years.
The cinema featured 11 houses, a large lobby with a small arcade, a central concession area with four serving stations and all stadium seating. It has also become a local hangout.
"I hate that it is closing," Branson resident Sandy Booth said. "It is close to home and we come here all the time. I'm definitely going to miss it. My son worked here while he was in high school."
Read more in the Branson Daily News.
September 29, 2009
Hoff Theater to close in January
COLLEGE PARK, MD — The independent Hoff Theater located in the Stamp Student Union at the University of Maryland in College Park be be closing as a full-time cinema in January. Although subsidized by student fees, the theater is expected to turn a profit, but has been unable to do so for some time. The university has decided to turn it into a a rental facility for student and other groups. Student employees are concerned about the impending closure, and are organizing efforts to save it, in spite of competition from nearby multiplexes.
But the news saddened and shocked Hoff'' student employees, who learned about the expected closure of the theater as early as mid-August. They said they have been organizing efforts to increase revenue and hopefully reverse the decision, including a video competition and a "Save the Hoff" night. They are also reevaluating the movies they show and how they advertise them.
The employees, quoted anonymously because they are not authorized to speak to the press, stressed that the Hoff is a campus landmark and a safe alternative to partying and drinking.
Read more at DiamondbackOnline.
September 21, 2009
Watsontown theater closing
WATSONTOWN, PA — After one last benefit showing for the local library, the nearly sixty-year-old Watson Theater will be closed. The current owners that a buyer can be found who will re-open the movie house.
Watstontown's theatre has been around for more than a half-century.
The has not shown a film in nearly a month. Its windows are empty, usually filled with posters for upcoming flicks.
All this spells the end for the long-time theatre, according to its owners, who cite personal reasons for closing the community's only movie house.
Read more at WNEP.
August 20, 2009
Regent Highland Park Village Theatre closes; may re-open in 2010
DALLAS, TX — The Regent Hyland Park Village four-screen multiplex in Dallas is closing, but is scheduled to re-open in May after renovation. The theater is leading location for art house and indie fare.
The Regent Highland Park Village theater has closed.
Thursday's slate of films, which included movies as varied as The Hangover and indie $9.99, will be the last ones shown until the theater reopens in May.
More details in the Dallas News.
The chain's other theatre, Los Angeles' Regent Showcase, also recently closed.
August 14, 2009
Palmyra's only cinema closes
PALMYRA, PA — After eleven years of operation, Palmyra, Pennsylvania's Cinema Center 12 has closed.
As far as funerals go, this one went almost unnoticed.
There was no big motorcade, no cascading flower arrangements, no somber speeches. Just a moving van, some cardboard boxes and a couple of lonely popcorn kernels.
After 11 years as the town's only movie theater, the Cinema Center of Palmyra closed last week.
Read the full story in thePatriot-News.
July 2, 2009
Varsity Theatre closes its doors forever
CHAPEL HILL,NC — After initially reporting the possibility, as of Friday, June 26,2009….the only movie theatre located in Downtown Chapel Hill, the Varsity Theatre, closed its doors forever.
The Varsity, whose theater marquee is the icon of Franklin Street, is closing according to its owner Bruce Stone. Despite rumors and blogs that said the theater was going to close, it wasn't official until Stone made the announcement on Thursday, June 25, 2009.
The theater has been in business for 80 years and it is considered to be a Chapel Hill landmark serving not only the residents and patrons, but also serving the entire communities of Orange County, including nearby University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The last two picture shows that played at the Varsity were "The Hangover", and "The Brothers Bloom".
More on this at the Herald Sun(reg rqr'd).


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I haven't had a chance to narrow it down further.
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Mentioning bug 481737, but I don't know whether or not they both need the same solution.
Given the culprit, bug 591249 sounds strangely relevant, though it existed in 3.6.
Should be fixed by bug 591249.

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Monitoring trends in socioeconomic health inequalities: it matters how you measure
- Young-Ho Khang1Email author,
- Sung-Cheol Yun2 and
- John W Lynch3
© Khang et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2008
Received: 20 November 2007
Accepted: 20 February 2008
Published: 20 February 2008
Odds ratio (OR), a relative measure for health inequality, has frequently been used in prior studies for presenting inequality trends in health and health behaviors. Since OR is not a good approximation of prevalence ratio (PR) when the outcome prevalence is quite high, an important problem may arise when OR trends are used in data in which the outcome variable (e.g., smoking or ill-health) is of relatively high prevalence and varies significantly over time. This study is to compare time trends of odds ratio (OR) and prevalence ratio (PR) for examining time trends in socioeconomic inequality in smoking.
A total of 147,805 subjects (71,793 men and 76,017 women) aged 25–64 from three Social Statistics Surveys of Korea from 1999 to 2006 were analyzed. Socioeconomic position indicators were occupational class and education.
While there were no significant p values for trend in ORs of occupational class among men, trends for PRs were significant. In women, p values for OR trends were similar to those for PR trends. In males, RII by log-binomial regression showed a significant increasing tendency while RII by logistic regression was stable between years. In females, trends of RIIs by logistic regression and log-binomial regression produced a similar level of p values.
Different methods of measuring trends in socioeconomic health inequalities may lead to different conclusions about whether relative inequalities are increasing or decreasing. Trends in ORs may overstate or understate trends in relative inequality in health when the outcome is of relatively high prevalence and that prevalence varies significantly with time.
Monitoring the extent of socioeconomic health inequality over time is an essential element in policies aimed at reducing health inequalities. Various measures have been suggested and used for measuring relative magnitude of health inequality over time [1–3]. Odds ratio (OR), a relative measure for health inequality, has frequently been used in prior studies for presenting inequality trends in health and health behaviors [4–13] including ours [14, 15]. Although OR is a good measure of association and can be a relative measure of health inequality, an important problem may arise when OR trends are used in data in which the outcome variable (e.g., smoking or ill-health) is of relatively high prevalence (e.g., > 10%) and varies significantly over time. As previously shown in several studies [16–21], odds exponentially increase as probability (outcome prevalence in cross-sectional data) increases and OR become greater compared to PR as outcome prevalence increases. Because of this nature of OR against PR, time trends of OR would be different from time trends of PR when outcome is of high prevalence and varies with time.
Hypothetical example* of trends of odds ratio and prevalence ratio by social class (low versus high class)
Time 1
Time 2
Low class
High class
Low class
High class
Outcome prevalence (P)
Odds, P/(1-P)
Data sources and study subjects
Data analyzed for this study were derived from the Social Statistics Survey conducted by the Korea National Statistical Office. These data are generated from face-to-face interviews conducted nationally for randomly selected households. Sections regarding health are included on the survey once every 3–4 years. Three rounds of publicly available Social Statistics Survey data (1999, 2003, and 2006) were used in this study. Non-response rates for these surveys were low (1.8% in 1999, 3.9% in 2003, and 1.6% in 2006). Data included 147,805 subjects (71,793 men, 76,017 women) aged 25–64.
SEP indicators
Education and occupational class were used as indicators of socioeconomic position (SEP). Education levels were grouped into three categories (middle school or less, high school, and college or higher). Occupations in this study were based on the South Korean standard for classifying occupation, derived from the International Standard Classification of Occupation of the International Labor Organization [22]. Occupational class categories of on-manual vs. manual were employed [23]. Those who were not in the labor market (unemployed, retired, students and homemakers) were categorized as others. Non-manual occupations included managers, professionals, technicians, and clerks while manual occupations included service and sales workers, agricultural and fishery workers, craft and related trade workers, plant and machine operators and assemblers, and elementary occupations. Personal occupation was used for both men and women to define occupational class. Adults less than 25 years of age or those 65+ were also not included in the analysis as most of them were economically inactive.
The outcome variable for this study was current cigarette smoking measured by the question "Do you smoke tobacco now?" ("Yes, I smoke," "I smoked before but I quit smoking," "I never smoked"). The "Yes, I smoke" response was treated as a current smoker. Questions about smoking were consistent over the three waves of the Social Statistics Survey.
Statistical analysis
All analyses were performed separately for men and women. We used absolute and relative measures to assess socioeconomic differentials in smoking rates. Age-adjusted rates were used as absolute measure. Education and occupation-specific smoking rates were calculated for 5-year age groups in each wave of the Social Statistics Survey data. These rates were directly standardized to 5-year age groups, using the age distribution of the 2005 South Korean census population. Confidence intervals (CI) of these age-standardized smoking rates were estimated, assuming a Poisson distribution of cases. Relative measures included the OR and RII computed by logistic regression and PR and RII estimated by log-binomial regression using PROC GENMOD of SAS statistical software (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, North Carolina). Poisson regression is recommended for use in model fitting, when the log-binomial regression model does not converge. However, log-binomial regression estimates are more efficient when compared with the Poisson maximum likelihood estimators [24]. The RII measure, a relative measure for educational inequality in smoking, was needed to assess the summary effect of ordered SEP indicators and to take into account changes in the size of groups that are compared [1]. The RII has been used extensively in studies on trends in socioeconomic inequalities in health [14] and health behaviors, including smoking [5, 15, 25, 26]. A relative educational position indicator was computed to calculate the RII. This indicator is a value between 0 and 1, assigned by calculating the mid-point of the relative position in the cumulative population distribution in each educational group, and was entered as an independent variable in the logistic regression and log-binomial regression. The RII by logistic regression is the odds of current smoking at the lowest end of the educational hierarchy as compared with the odds of current smoking at the very top of the educational hierarchy. By contrast, the RII by log-binomial regression is the prevalence ratio between two ends of educational hierarchy. Trends of OR, PR, and RII were estimated by examining the p value for an interaction term of SEP indicators and the variables that identified the year of the data in the model.
Calendar year- and gender-specific numbers of study subjects and crude smoking rate (%) by education and occupational class: 147,805 South Korean men and women aged 25–64 from 1999, 2003, 2006 Social Statistics Survey
Crude smoking rate
Crude smoking rate
Crude smoking rate
Men (total)
23896 (100.0)
24495 (100.0)
23402 (100.0)
Occupational class
6224 (26.1)
7215 (29.5)
7017 (30.0)
14149 (59.2)
13992 (57.1)
13062 (55.8)
3523 (14.7)
3288 (13.4)
3323 (14.2)
College or higher
7437 (31.1)
9047 (36.9)
9425 (40.3)
High school
10371 (43.4)
10182 (41.6)
9476 (40.5)
Middle school or less
6088 (25.5)
5266 (21.5)
4501 (19.2)
Women (total)
24669 (100.0)
26121 (100.0)
25222 (100.0)
Occupational class
2716 (11.0)
3950 (15.1)
4574 (18.1)
11212 (45.5)
10789 (41.3)
10132 (40.2)
10741 (43.5)
11382 (43.6)
10516 (41.7)
College or higher
4080 (16.5)
6033 (23.1)
6829 (27.1)
High school
9762 (39.6)
10732 (41.1)
10462 (41.5)
Middle school or less
10827 (43.9)
9356 (35.8)
7931 (31.4)
Age-standardized prevalence rates (95% CI), OR, PR, and RII of current cigarette smoking by calendar year, gender, and socioeconomic position indicators: 147,805 South Korean men and women aged 25–64 from 1999, 2003, 2006 Social Statistics Survey
p for trend
69.9 (68.8–70.9)
58.9 (57.9–59.9)
56.1 (55.1–57.0)
Occupational class
61.7 (59.7–63.8)
50.7 (48.9–52.4)
47.7 (46.0–49.3)
73.6 (72.2–75.0)
63.2 (61.9–64.6)
61.0 (59.6–62.4)
70.6 (67.3–73.9)
61.3 (58.2–64.4)
59.2 (56.1–62.3)
OR (95% CI) of manual vs. non-manual
1.72 (1.62–1.84)
1.67 (1.57–1.77)
1.71 (1.61–1.82)
OR (95% CI) of others vs. non-manual
1.28 (1.17–1.40)
1.35 (1.24–1.47)
1.38 (1.27–1.51)
PR (95% CI) of manual vs. non-manual
1.17 (1.15–1.20)
1.23 (1.20–1.26)
1.27 (1.23–1.30)
< 0.0001
PR (95% CI) of others vs. non-manual
1.06 (1.03–1.09)
1.10 (1.07–1.15)
1.13 (1.08–1.17)
College or higher
61.2 (59.2–63.1)
50.4 (48.9–52.0)
48.5 (47.0–50.0)
High school
72.5 (70.8–74.2)
63.1 (61.5–64.6)
61.5 (59.8–63.1)
Middle school or less
74.0 (70.7–77.2)
65.5 (60.9–70.1)
64.2 (58.3–70.0)
RII (95% CI) by logistic regression
2.69 (2.41–3.00)
2.82 (2.55–3.12)
2.83 (2.55–3.13)
RII (95% CI) by log-binomial regression
1.31 (1.27–1.35)
1.51 (1.46–1.57)
1.58 (1.51–1.64)
< 0.0001
3.1 (2.9–3.4)
2.9 (2.7–3.1)
3.2 (3.0–3.4)
Occupational class
1.9 (0.9–2.9)
1.3 (0.9–1.8)
1.5 (1.1–1.9)
4.1 (3.7–4.5)
3.9 (3.4–4.4)
4.6 (4.1–5.2)
2.6 (2.3–3.0)
3.0 (2.7–3.3)
3.0 (2.6–3.3)
OR (95% CI) of manual vs. non-manual
1.74 (1.28–2.37)
2.28 (1.70–3.05)
2.61 (2.02–3.38)
OR (95% CI) of others vs. non-manual
1.19 (0.87–1.63)
2.01 (1.51–2.69)
1.84 (1.42–2.38)
PR (95% CI) of manual vs. non-manual
1.71 (1.26–2.32)
2.24 (1.68–2.98)
2.55 (1.98–3.27)
PR (95% CI) of others vs. non-manual
1.20 (0.88–1.63)
1.99 (1.49–2.64)
College or higher
1.9 (1.1–2.7)
1.6 (1.1–2.2)
1.6 (1.2–2.0)
High school
2.8 (2.4–3.2)
3.2 (2.9–3.6)
3.9 (3.5–4.4)
Middle school or less
3.8 (3.2–4.3)
4.1 (3.0–5.2)
7.5 (4.5–10.5)
RII (95% CI) by logistic regression
2.28 (1.63–3.19)
3.28 (2.38–4.53)
3.52 (2.60–4.78)
RII (95% CI) by log-binomial regression
2.22 (1.61–3.08)
3.17 (2.32–4.34)
3.39 (2.52–4.56)
Table 3 shows OR and PR that measure relative levels of occupational inequalities in smoking between 1999 and 2006. Differences between OR and PR values were significant among men with high rates of smoking while minimal differences were found among women with low smoking rates (less than 5%). In men, OR for those in the manual occupational class showed a stable trend by year. OR was 1.72 in 1999 but slightly decreased to 1.67 in 2003 and finally returned to the 1999 level in 2006 (OR = 1.71). However, PR showed a consistent increasing tendency: 1.17 in 1999, 1.23 in 2003, and 1.27 in 2006. While there were no significant p values for trend in ORs for those in the manual work and others group, trends for PRs were significant for both manual workers and others group. By contrast, in women, p values for OR trends were similar to those for PR trends.
Table 3 also shows RIIs for education estimated by logistic regression and log-binomial regression. Analysis results were similar to those regarding OR and PR. In men, logistic regression RII values were much greater than values by log-binomial regression. Results for men in RII by log-binomial regression also showed a significant increasing tendency while RII by logistic regression was stable between years. However, in women, trends of RIIs by logistic regression and log-binomial regression produced similar p values for time trends.
Smoking rates in South Korean men decreased between 1999 and 2006 but were still very high (> 50%) while smoking rates in women were very low (< 5%) but did not decrease. This finding is an extension of a previous analysis [15] and generally agrees with previous studies using different sources of South Korean data [26, 27].
Results of this study demonstrate that differences in the conclusions can be drawn about trends in socioeconomic inequality in smoking, depending on whether trends in OR and PR were used. This was also true for RIIs estimated by logistic regression and log-binomial regression. Although PR and RII by log-binomial regression as well as absolute differences in age-adjusted prevalence of current smoking showed a widening socioeconomic inequality, OR and RII by logistic regression presented no increase in relative inequalities. The discrepancy was evident for men whose smoking prevalence was quite high (over 50%). This is because OR is not a good approximation of PR and thus can be misleading in measuring relative socioeconomic health inequalities when the outcome prevalence is high (> 10%). However, OR and RII by logistic regression were not discrepant from PR and RII by log-binomial regression for women because of the "rare disease assumption" (i.e. less than 10% of women smoked).
Including us [14, 15], many researchers have used OR trends as a measure for trends in relative socioeconomic inequality in health when several rounds of data with a dichotomous outcome variable were analyzed [7, 8, 10–13]. In cases with ordered SEP indicators such as education and income, RII by logistic regression has been used [4–6, 9, 25, 26]. However, it should be noted that use of these measures does not necessarily produce a biased result on relative socioeconomic inequality in health. When the outcome is rare, OR and RII by logistic regression can be a reliable relative measure for monitoring health inequality as our research finding in women shows. However, if the outcome prevalence is high and varies significantly over time, the chance for a discrepancy between trends of OR and PR become greater. This is due to the exponential nature of odds against prevalence [16–21]. If prevalence of the common outcome rises with year while absolute socioeconomic difference in prevalence gets smaller, PR by SEP becomes smaller with year. In this case, OR by SEP may be stable over time or even increase since OR disproportionately increases as prevalence rises. By contrast, if the prevalence of a common outcome decreases with increasing trends in absolute prevalence difference, the PR trend shows a widening relative inequality while the OR trend may be stable or even decrease with time. This latter case was demonstrated for men in this study. These results can be seen in previous studies. For example, in a British study examining changes in the social distribution of cardiovascular risk factors over time (p. 810) [5], the age-standardized percentage of those drinking high fat milk was 81.9% for high professional and managerial workers and 91.1% for semi- and non-skilled workers; a 9.2% difference. Over time, the percentage plummeted to 27.7% for high professional and managerial workers and 51.1% for semi- and non-skilled workers; a 23.4% difference. According to our calculation based on the age-adjusted percentage of those drinking high fat milk, PR increased from 1.11 (= 91.1%/81.9%) to 1.84 (51.1%/27.7%). However, RII in the study [5] tended to decrease from 3.87 to 3.66.
When outcome prevalence is high but does not vary much with time, it would not be expected that OR trends would be discrepant from PR trends. However, even in this case, conclusions based on the small difference in OR should be cautioned. For example, in a recent international comparison study on socioeconomic inequality trends in self-assessed health [10], PR of 'fair/poor' self-assessed health between the lowest versus highest educational level among Finnish men showed an increasing tendency from 1.88 (= 48.8%/25.9%) in the 1980s to 1.91 (= 45.7%/23.9%) in the 1990s (p. 300), according to our calculation based on the age-adjusted prevalence. However, OR presented in the study indicated a decreasing trend from 3.15 in 1980s to 2.99 in 1990s (p. 301), although a definitive conclusion was not given regarding trends of educational inequalities in self-assessed health among Finnish men.
In summary, this study compared time trends of OR and PR in smoking trends of South Korean men and presented different results. Socioeconomic differences in age-adjusted prevalence of smoking, an absolute measure for health inequalities, increased with year. OR and RII by logistic regression showed stable trends in socioeconomic inequality in smoking while PR and RII by log-binomial regression presented clear increasing trends. This was evident in men whose smoking rate was quite high and varied significantly with year. Results of this study show that using OR trends may lead to a different conclusion regarding trends of relative inequality in health when the outcome is of relatively high prevalence and varies significantly with time. This is significant because OR trends have been widely used to examine socioeconomic health inequalities over time as binary outcome data with a cross-sectional design can be one of the most prevalent source for monitoring health inequality. As PR can be easily computed [24], diverting a researcher's use of relative health inequality measure from OR to PR is required when prevalence is relatively high.
confidence interval
odds ratio
prevalence ratio
relative index of inequality
socioeconomic position
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On 15.1.13 12:19, Marcel Reutegger wrote: >> In a nutshell here is what I think we should do: MK.commit should fail >> on all but conflicts which are trivially merged. This will not be a >> problem for oak-core since oak-core applies changes to private branches >> and will merge these on Session.save. Before merging, branches are >> rebased and that's the place where the more complicated conflict >> handling should go. Due to rebasing the subsequent merge will not >> conflict any more. > > this involves retrying the commit, which is not the case currently, right? Yes, there is no retrying currently. However, this is the base for being able to retry. See also https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-442 > > does that mean in the near future a MK should always fail early as soon > as it detects it need to merge something? On MK.commit yes I think this is currently the best thing to do. Since we do conflict resolution on the private branch anyway, I don't see much need for trying hard to merge stuff on MK.commit. A better approach would be to optimize conflict handling through being able to rebase private branches before merging them. This is exactly what I'm POCing here: https://github.com/mduerig/jackrabbit-oak/commits/OAK-536 > >> See my POC work on https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-536 for >> how >> such a rebase operation could look like. Note that the current >> implementation is not complete yet since it just throws an exception on >> conflicts. I will soon update this to a more complete implementation >> which correctly annotates conflicts such that oak-core can further >> handle these. > > are you referring to an implementation in oak-mongomk? Eventually yes. My POC currently only covers the H2 MK though. Michael > > regards > marcel >
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>the acls reside in a workspace an not the whole repository... >not sure what you mean. I was not clear enough. Basically I created a user and created an ACE entry for it with jcr:read for path "/". This worked fine and the user got read access to the full workspace. Then I removed all the ACE entries for this user. So the policy rep:accesscontrol/rep:security...../t/to/tom/rep:policy (I don't have the exact node path right now) exists but there are no ACEs within, its a policy node with no entries. Does this mean that the user still has the jcr:read or some set of default permissions? -Husain On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 6:50 PM, Angela Schreiber-2 [via Jackrabbit] < firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > hi husain > > > Another one. > > I created a user using UserManager and have a blank ACL in the > repository. > > the acls reside in a workspace an not the whole repository... > not sure what you mean. > > > That is there are no ACE for the uesr. However, the user still has > complete > > access to the repository. Is that the default policy? How can I change > that? > > I am using Principal based ACLProvider. > > what are the permissions granted to the everyone group? > if i remember correctly the default setup grants jcr:read privilege to > everyone. this can be turned off by setting the omit-default-permission > parameter in the ac-provider configuration. (if the ace has already > been created before you need to remove it using the API). > > is this what you are looking for? > angela > > > ------------------------------ > If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion > below: > > http://jackrabbit.510166.n4.nabble.com/Using-rescrictions-in-Principal-based-ACL-tp3562758p3566044.html > To unsubscribe from Using rescrictions in Principal based ACL, click here<http://jackrabbit.510166.n4.nabble.com/template/NamlServlet.jtp?macro=unsubscribe_by_code&node=3562758&code=aHVzYWluLmJhc3Jhd2FsYUBnbWFpbC5jb218MzU2Mjc1OHwzMzkxMjY0ODc=>. > > -- Husain -- View this message in context: http://jackrabbit.510166.n4.nabble.com/Using-rescrictions-in-Principal-based-ACL-tp3562758p3566276.html Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Gallmeyer Farms will host its second annual Fall Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pumpkin Patch, 4506 Millers Ln. There will be live local music, children's activities, pony rides, arts and crafts vendors, food and pumpkin picking. Admission is free. For details, call 222-2285 or visit http://www.gallmeyerfarms.com.
Gayton Road Christian Church, 12050 Ridgefield Pkwy., will hold its annual FallFest from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be crafters, a yard sale, Brunswick stew, lunch plates, kids' activities and more. For details, call 360-4464.
The Fairfield Ruritan Club will host a chicken BBQ dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Antioch Community Center, 5650 Elko Rd. For details, call 737-3125.
Willis United Methodist Church, 8360 Willis Church Rd., will host a fall festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be food, inflatables, games, bike safety information and more. Admission is free. For details, call 795-1895 or visit http://www.willisumc.org.
The Shady Grove Coffeehouse will continue its 12th season with Appalachian folk duo Jeni Haskins and Billy Kemp at 8 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church, 11105 Cauthorne Rd. The pair performs old-time ballads, heartsongs and spirituals. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door; teens are admitted at half-price and children under 12 are free. For details, call 323-4288 or visit http://www.shadygrovecoffeehouse.com.
Theatre IV will present "The True Story of Pocahontas" at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Pocahontas is revealed as a playful, strong-minded young girl who changes her world before she will change her beliefs or herself. Admission is free but reservations are required. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com.
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Colin Montgomerie yesterday described Tiger Woods as "mentally not with it" and intimated he was a doubt for the Ryder Cup and, as if to prove the opposing captain correct, the American proceeded to wander all over the Firestone property.
Woods hit just three of 14 fairways on the second day of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and did well to escape with a round of two-over. Having only once shot over 71 in 40 previous competitive rounds on the Ohio layout, Woods has gone over that mark on successive days. At six-over he is tied for 71st in an 80-man field and peering up at a golfer tied for second with some trepidation.
This weekend the game will wait to see whether Phil Mickelson can at last capitalise on the capitulation of his nemesis and become the world No 1 for the first time in his career. As long as Woods finishes out of the top 37 – and, as incredible as it seems to suggest it, that can be classed a probable now – Mickelson need only come in the top four. Seeing as a 68 took him to six-under, just the one behind the pacesetter, Retief Goosen, that seems the least of the Master champion's ambition. Yesterday, the left-hander appeared to be in his element, producing his trademark miracle shots and sending the crowd into a frenzy. His elan was in complete contrast to the misery surrounding Woods.
If his 74-72 embarrassment is not a plain indication of his woeful form at the moment then how about this: at the halfway point Woods is standing dead last in fairways hit (eight out of 28) and has managed to hit only 18 out of 36 greens in regulation. That is as bad as it has ever got for the 14-time major winner. And that it has all come to pass at Firestone makes this latest chapter of his downfall all the more stunning.
Certainly this is one love affair which has met a sudden and acrimonious end. Woods rarely, if ever, declines to talk to the media but refused both the television and reporters as he hurriedly made his way out of the gates. He had plenty to seethe about. In his last 10 holes he chalked up five bogeys, only rescuing the humiliation with two birdies in the morass of blue numbers.
There were a couple of moments to remind us of the old Tiger, but in the main this was the new Tiger in all his mediocrity. He came to Akron pleased with his driving and determined to bring his putter in line. In the event the opposite has transpired. His waywardness off the tee-boxes is making his aim on the greens seem precise.
The only consolation Woods could possibly find last night was that there is no cut in this World Golf Championship dollar-fest. If there was he would be heading home early from the course where he has happened to have won seven of 10 tournaments and where he has never finished out of the top four before. Little wonder that admirers such as Montgomerie feel so comfortable in writing him off for the weekend.
"He's not mentally with it right now, that's obvious," said the Scot. "I hope he gets back to some form shortly. Most importantly right now for Tiger is thinking about the Ryder Cup – he's not in the automatic positions of their qualifying. It doesn't look like he's going to be in the top eight after this event and that makes the USPGA a very important event for him next week."
The season's final major is also the final qualifying event for the American team. Corey Pavin, the US captain, is planning to talk to Woods at Whistling Straits with a wildcard pick the obvious subject matter. Most assume that Pavin will be keen to have Woods on his team. Montgomerie is not so sure. "Does Corey Pavin take a chance hoping Tiger's form will change before the Ryder Cup?" he asked. "That's up to him and not us."
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Leads Mickelson by 11.328 points after winning US Open virtually on one leg. Two days later Woods announces he is to have left knee surgery once again.
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Leads Phil Mickelson by 6.987 points. Injured after his car hits a fire hydrant outside his home in Florida.
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Leads Mickelson by 1.509 average points. Woods would have lost top spot if he failed to finish in the top five at The Players Championship and Mickelson won but Tim Clark wins the event.
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Leads Mickelson by 0.906 points. World number two Mickelson could have dethroned Woods as the world's best at Colonial in Texas, but crashed out of the Crowne Plaza Invitational after carding a dismal three-over second-round 73 to miss the cut.
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Leads Mickelson by 0.558 points. Britain's world No 3 Lee Westwood is snapping at their heels after winning the St Jude Classic.
20 June 2010
Leads Mickelson by 0.785 points. If Mickelson had won the US Open at Pebble Beach then Woods would have lost his top spot, but Northern iIreland's Graeme McDowell ended Europe's 40-year wait for a champion instead.
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