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Allan United Kingdom
Quality product superb service - We purchased a London Red leather sofabed and dealt with David directly. 6 months down the line we are still perfectly happy with our decision to spend the extra money on a quality sofa. It's such a joy to use that we even occasionally sleep in the living room instead of our normal bed just for the adventure! Feedback has been good from guests as well. Above all we really appreciated the customer service, the staff really went out of their way to meet our requests.
Helen Nottingham
Fabulous sofabed - We visited the Nottingham showroom to choose a sofa & received expert advice helping us to choose. The sofa bed arrived as advised, David put together within minutes. We are delighted, it is so comfortable for my elderly in laws. It is wider than a standard double bed. The service was excellent, we would highly recommend this product. Thank you Helen Muniappa
E Green London
an enjoyable and stress free experience - The sofabed arrived at the expected time and was promptly put together by your very pleasant and efficient staff. We are delighted to see it is in perfect condition and look forward to many years of comfortable use. Please thank all your staff for making this large purchase such an enjoyable and stress free experience. You are welcome to use this response in anyway you wish. Elizabeth Green.
Christina London SE
Fantastic experience - David it has been a pleasure dealing with your company. Your website, meeting you, the professional delivery - everything is just perfect. The sofa bed is stunning and I am sleeping EVERY night on it and it is fantastic. I wish you well and would not hesitate for one moment in recommending your company. Christina
Ken London
Brilliant sofa bed - We are delighted with the sofa bed and particularly pleased we visited your London showroom, met David and benefited from his advice. The delivery team were friendly, efficient and shared David's enthusiasm for the excellent product. We strongly recommend you as a great Company with which to do business. Thanks Ken
Carolyn London
Our new sofa bed is a delight - Dear David & team, Our new sofa bed is a delight, thank you. The whole experience, from visiting your London showroom, to helping us through the choices, to the delivery and build itself was a pleasure. Your idea to send the mechanism early to ensure the 4 seated would fit was great, and set our minds at rest early on. First set of guests left yesterday, and they couldn't believe it was a sofa bed - I think you many be getting another customer!
You have a brilliant product, a brilliant approach to customer service, and a brilliant company. Thanks again, Carolyn & Amir
ROSELLA United Kingdom
SOFA BED - I love everything about my sofabed, the colour is gorgeous. I live in a studio, so use it to sleep on daily and it feels just like a bed . It is also so comfortable to stretch out on the sofa. It is wonderful not to cart cushions on and off I love the storage factor also useful in a studio flat. Everything about the service I received was excellent. Highly recommended. Brilliant .
C Perkins Ross-on-Wye
Velvet Sofa Bed - Just a line to say how thrilled we are with our sofa bed which you delivered last week - the colour -amethyst was sumptuous!
We would like to thank you for delivering it. It certainly is one of the nicest - if not at the moment, the nicest, piece of furniture in the cottage.
We were also very impressed with your web site which in comparison to some is streaks ahead of others in its information and application. We were pleased we called into your factory to see the set-up but would have been able to order on line without I suspect.
Wendy Lincoln
Fantastic Sleep - I would not hesitate to recommend 'The Sofa Bed' - we ordered our sofabed unseen and untried and could not be happier with the service and quality. It is used every day and could not be more comfortable both as a sofa and as a bed. A true gem of a company
R Farmer Peterborough
Explained everything - Just a quick email to thank you for good service you provided, and the clean and tidy way you drivers assembled the sofa bed and explained every thing, very pleased I would not hesitate to recommend to any one
Fred Bexleyheath Kent
Best Sofa Beds & Great Service - Took delivery of my sofa bed 18/1/2012 well ahead of delivery date given when ordered.
What a great piece of furniture to look at and bed so comfortable.
I already have a storage bed made by David and his very professional team and I defy anybody to find a company producing better examples of either of these products.Thank You David And Team
Andrew London
A Quality Product & Service - We all order small items over the Internet every day without a second thought, but a £2000 Sofa Bed? Unseen? Un sat upon?
So it was with great anticipation and excitement that we took delivery of our new SofaBed last week and I am pleased to say it did not disappoint.
A doddle to order, delivered on time and a quality product. Buy one!!
T Pillay Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Personalised service - I was pleasantly surprised with the considerate and hands on service offered by David and his team. Thank you for waiting nearly an hour for me to reach home at the time of fitting. My guests were impressed with the quality and style, and I am eagerly expecting durability to be its finest feature. Village warmth in the city; well done!
Dr Wimbledon, London
Sofa bed beyond expectation - The sofa bed has arrived and is beyond expectation to what we thought it was going to be, which was high from looking at the bed on the internet.
We contacted David Norman over the phone regarding this bed when we first saw it quite by accident on the internet and he was amazingly helpful.
The material we chose for upholstery and the mattress with his help are very good indeed and we are overjoyed with the final product. Many many thanks to both David and you. Dr Ray
Bel East Dulwich, London
Stylish AND comfortable. - We are so pleased with our beautiful and extremely comfortable sofa bed. It was delivered on time for Christmas and has been constantly complimented on by guests. Our bedroom is being decorated at the moment and we have been sleeping on the sofa bed every night for over a month, and we love it. I was nervous about buying a sofa bed off the internet but the whole experience has been completely positive. Many thanks!
Mary London
We are delighted with the sofabed - I have been meaning to write and thank you so much for the excellent service. We are delighted with the sofabed – it is bright, colourful, comfortable and easy to use – what more could we ask? Also, the service has been superb. One is always a bit nervous of ordering a high ticket item on the web but your site, plus the backup phone calls when you know you are talking to the man at the top, makes it all very clear and gives the customer confidence. The delivery was smooth, on-time and they guys were very friendly. Many thanks again. Mary
J Whyte London
Love having sofa bed with storage - We are over the moon with our new sofabed which was delivered by your friendly and efficient delivery guys just in time for the arrival of our guests from Melbourne. We love the fabric and the finish and quality is above anything we have seen. The storage is an added bonus and we will be ordering a storage bed from you shortly too!
Barry London
Sofa bed delivered on a Sunday - Just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with my new sofa bed. Your delivery men were excellent - thank you again for fitting me in for delivery on a Sunday.
S Rayson Oxford
Excellent product and service - Excellent service and product all round - we really appreciated the speed with which our sofabed was delivered and the excellent customer service we received.
F Potter London
Invested in a sofa bed that will last - We really needed to get a sofa bed, since my wife has a big family and we only have a small property. I've never really been a fan of folding mattresses, but we had to take the plunge. Anyway -- we decided to make a real investment, something that would last, and looked great. And we love -- totally love -- our new sofabed. Brilliant.
S Kolahi London
Great all round experience - This is not a sofa bed but rather a bed that is a sofa too. We are absolutely delighted with the quality sleep we are getting from our new sofa bed. Actually the whole experience has been great. From the seamless service provided at the start to the efficient delivery by your staff, just surprisingly refreshing in a world where personal touch and individual service is usually only a promise but falls short of action.
Anne Cowbridge
Strong sofa bed - We have just received our sofa bed and are amazed at the quality and robustness! So comfortable, so easy to open and close and yet looks so stylish in the family room. I'd recommend your sofas to everyone!"
Hillary London
Brilliant sofa bed - My new sofa was delivered on time and with great courtesy and efficiency. Yesterday we used it for the first time and had a delightful and restful night's sleep. Thank you.
Clive Beaconsfield
Comfortable bed - What a comfy bed & you can use it as a sofa too! Very friendly & efficient staff from enquiry to delivery. I definately recommend you buy one.
Sharon Winchester
Sofa bed opens easily. - The sofa bed arrived on time - and is stunning. We are delighted with it. It's very comfortable as both a sofa and a bed. I am very impressed with the quality it's a good solid piece of furniture that opens very easily by one person from sofa into bed.
Katie London
Beautiful sofa bed surpassed expectations - Apologies for this very belated thank you for making and delivering such a beautiful sofa bed (chair..). My mother is absolutely delighted with it and it looks even nicer than I expected it would, (and my expectations were high!). You were also very understanding about our paying in installments and this was much appreciated.
E West London
Excellent value for money - We are absolutely delighted with both our storage bed and the sofa bed. They both look great and are hugely practical. The sample service was very helpful and the whole ordering and delivery process highly efficient and very friendly. Excellent value for money too. What a great firm! Thank you so much.
Rachael Huddersfield
Great company, great sofa bed - ……we wanted a proper bed that we could also fold away …Throughout the sales process, the communication was excellent, and the time slot for the delivery was accurate. ….What a great sofa and bed! We are genuinely impressed with both the quality of the product, and the service we received.
Clive Simpson Cross, Wales
Beautiful extra large sofa bed - We ordered an extra-large sofa bed – the mattress is 180cm x 200cm. The covering is wine-colored leather. We are very pleased with all aspects of our new bed.
M Taylor London
Superior workmanship makes sofabed well worth - The product is fabulous and having had two previous sofa bed's I can already see that the workmanship in this is far superior and so justifies the extra cost. The ultimate test will be when some of our 'heavier' friends sleep over. I will let you know the verdict. [David Norman - it will be fine, all our sofa beds are tested up to 300KG!].
Jan Weston Super Mare
Very comfortable sofa bed - Just a note to say how pleased we are with the sofa bed we purchased for our one bedroomed holiday flat...so far we've had two guests sleep over, and the reaction to the sofabed has been that it is really a hit...very comfortable to sleep on....so thanks very much!
M Newnham Cardiff
Sofa bed surpassed expectations - The bed is as good as I expected and more! I slept on it myself last week just to try it out and it was great. My guests say that it is actually better than the bed they have at home! I am well pleased, thank you so much, also for your very efficient, helpful and personal service, it was a pleasure to buy from you.
Mr London
Fabulous fabric and easy-to-use mechanism - I just wanted to let you know that the sofa bed arrived in excellent condition and the team installing were great. The flame red bobbly colour and material (Bute Tiree) is fabulous and the bed mechanism, ease of use and mattress comfort are all fantastic. Many thanks and pls pass this on to David!


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The Douglass Community Land Trust (DCLT) Advisory Committee, Building Bridges Across Rivers (BBAR), and City First Enterpris
Building Bridges Across the River is launching its new Community Raised Inspired & Sourced Produce (CRISP) program, a venture designed to create a fresh, healthy and local food network to address the social determinants of health and improve food access in Ward 8.
The 11th Street Bridge Park and the National Park Service present the fourth annual Anacostia River Festival, a premier event of the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
In the News
Next City provides an update on our Equitable Development Plan - a key effort to ensure local residents can thrive in place.
Politico describes a $5 million investment by J.P. Morgan Chase in the 11th Street Bridge Park's Equitable Development Plan strategies.
"Before we even engaged an architect or an engineer, we spent two years talking with the community," says project director Scott Kratz. "We wanted to make sure we addressed their needs instead of trying to insert them later as an afterthought."
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Equitable Development Plan
Environmental Performance Metrics
A key objective of the 11th Street Bridge Park is to improve the environment of the surrounding area. Over the past year, we partnered with the Landscape Architecture Foundation to create measurable environmental performance metrics for this new civic space. This baseline data will help inform our design and can be measured once the park opens to ensure we are meeting our goals.
Urban Institute White Paper
This report is the first in a series of products that tracks the park's creation and draws out lessons for cities on planning, measuring, and producing equitable growth.
The Bridges of D.C. Curriculum Guide
Although essential to our infrastructure, bridges are also symbols and inspiration for writers, artists and engineers. Neo-classic D.C. and modern sensibilities vie for funds, to maintain and change the face and functionality of D.C. View The Bridges of D.C. curriculum here.
The 11th Street Bridge Park Baseline Health Assessment
A key goal of the 11th Street Bridge Park is to build healthy communities in the neighborhoods surrounding the future park. In partnership with George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health, we are issuing the first phase of a Health Impact Assessment using existing data sets to describe the current health status of residents living within a half-mile walk shed of the future Bridge Park site and conditions related to their built environment. This phase of the Health Impact Assessment was supported by The Kresge Foundation.
Plan for Kiosk Based Businesses on the 11th Street Bridge Park
Graduate students at Syracuse University's Maxwell School created a proposal for kiosk based businesses on the future Bridge Park.
Parks and Play: Innovative Design in D.C.
In the spring of 2016, students at Virginia Tech's Graduate Urban Planning Studio studied plans for interactive play areas to inform the 11th Street Bridge Park. This final report will shape our continued design to create an innovative and inter-generational exploration space on our park. We would like to thank these bright students for their hard work, imagination and dedication.
11th Street Bridge Park Community Land Trust
A key goal of the Bridge Park's Equitable Development Plan is to explore the creation of a Community Land Trust in the adjacent communities. In the spring semester of 2016, Thomas Roberts, a Masters of Urban and Regional Planning student at Virginia Tech, led extensive research and conversations with practitioners and experts in community land trusts to create a proposal for an 11th Street Bridge Park Community Land Trust.
2012 Summer Youth Employment Program Collaboration
The DC Office of Planning, working with THEARC and tasked local teens to create their own concepts for an 11th Street recreational bridge. View on YouTube.
Presentation to the National Capital Planning Commission on February 4, 2016
On February 4, 2016 we presented an informational briefing to the commision of the National Capital Planning Commission. View on YouTube.
"Then to be able to get on the bridge and to realize you are above water sitting at a concert and you think 'I'm sitting on a bridge listening to a concert.'"

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|Epstein-Barr virus infection - Homo sapiens (human)
|Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a ubiquitous human herpesvirus that is associated with oncogenesis. EBV infection to primary human B lymphocytes leads to induction of EBV-specific HLA-restricted cytotoxic T cells, causing infectious mononucleosis during adolescence. Primary infection with EBV is followed by latent infection in which the reservoir B cells are immortalized. EBV tumorigenic potential in Burkitt lymphoma, nasopharyngeal carcinoma, Hodgkin lymphoma, and post-transplant B cell lymphomas has been well-documented. Distinct forms of EBV latency and patterns of latent gene expression can contribute to the different tumours.


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AT last, help is on the way for grocery shoppers who feel they have run the gantlet of inane tabloids at supermarket checkout lines one too many times.
Ameritech Corporation, a regional Bell phone company, announced Sept. 15 that it bought a minority share in Peapod Ltd., based in Evanston, Ill. This venture will enable shoppers to order groceries via computer modem. Peapod, which also accepts orders by phone and fax, has 7,000 customers in this area and Silicon Valley, Calif.
Ameritech and Peapod will launch services in Boston by 1995 and move into other regions with a large number of computer users. The companies plan eventually to expand nationwide and offer home grocery shopping through interactive TV, company executives say.
The prospects for cyberspace supermarkets seem good, based on Peapod's account. Last year, the firm more than doubled its customer base and tripled revenues. ``Peapod brings the benefits of the information highway to the everyday chore of shopping for groceries,'' says George Stenitzer, an Ameritech spokesman.
Peapod, also owned in part by the Chicago Tribune Company, aims to tap potential TV viewers for its shopping service from Ameritech's 13 million customers, says Andy Cohen, Peapod's marketing director.
Peapod customers use special software and a modem to link up with the company computer and select from about 18,000 products and prices. Shoppers can also redeem coupons, look for sale items, and compare product costs. Peapod transmits orders to the computers of affiliated grocery stores and delivers the orders to people within a 90-minute period. ``You can do a week's worth of grocery shopping in 10 minutes,'' Mr. Cohen says, ``which means each year you avoid spending the equivalent of several days in a supermarket.''
Peapod customers pay $69.95 for a three-month trial membership and $4.95 per month thereafter. The company charges a flat fee of $4.95 for each delivery plus an added charge based on 5 percent of the grocery order's cost. ``Whatever I ask for, Peapod brings,'' says Sharon Hughes, an Evanston resident. ``When I want green bananas, they bring them green; the milk comes cold, and the ice cream is frozen.''
Still, even cyberspace shoppers will not be insulated indefinitely from the hawking of supermarket tabloids. Peapod plans to upgrade its software and offer customers exposure to tabloids and other enticements for ``impulse purchases,'' Cohen says. ``The question is how to do it without turning off our customer base.''


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PITTSBURGH – Republican presidential aspirant Rick Santorum told National Rifle Association members at their annual convention Friday that President Barack Obama doesn't "understand America," and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told them the administration is "consistently anti-gun and anti-Second Amendment."
Santorum, a former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania, criticized remarks the president made about two weeks ago when he said America not only was a better country because of social programs like Medicare and Medicaid but said, "I'll go further – we would not be a great country without these commitments."
"Mr. President," Santorum said, "You don't understand America if you believe that," because it implies the United States wasn't great for most of the first 200 years of its history.
Santorum spoke for 14 minutes and Gingrich spoke nearly twice as long, telling the crowd that the 2012 presidential election is the most important in the country's history. Gingrich said the election will determine "whether we're going to remain a nation that believes our rights come from our creator."
Santorum, Gingrich and, later, freshman U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., spoke to NRA members mostly about general principles, including the concept of American exceptionalism. They defined it as not a claim to greatness because of pedigree, but because America is based on the idea that rights are God-given and inalienable – which they argued is meant to be reflected in limited government and maximum personal liberty.
"You loan power to the government. The government doesn't loan power to you," Gingrich said.
But the speakers also had specific criticisms of the current administration – from its views on the Second Amendment to foreign policy.
The White House referred a request for comment to the Democratic National Committee, which did not immediately return an e-mailed request for comment.
Earlier this week, the White House referred to a recent newspaper editorial by the president that stressed his views that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to own guns and noting that, because of policy changes he approved, people can now pack guns in luggage on Amtrak trains and carry them in federal parks and lands.
Despite that, Gingrich called the Obama administration "the most consistently anti-gun, and anti-Second Amendment administration we've ever seen." He accused the administration of planning a "stealth" campaign to eliminate gun owners' rights not by laws, but through international treaties that he says judges will determine take precedence over the Constitution.
Gingrich said that's dangerous because he said the right to gun ownership is primarily a check on government power.
"The right to bear arms is not about hunting. It's not about target shooting," Gingrich said. "It is a political right of the deepest importance to the survival of freedom in America."
Santorum and Gingrich both criticized the administration's foreign policy as not reflecting American interests, and their view of the country's international identity.
"Our president has to believe in who we are and reflect those values to the world," Santorum said "Not see America as something broken, something that wasn't good or great before our big government policies were introduced and go around the world apologizing for American behavior."
Gingrich made much the same point, with more pointed language.
"It should not be an Arab League foreign policy. It should not be a United Nations foreign policy," Gingrich said. "It should not be a will-our-friends-like-us foreign policy."


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A finding about the role of a protein in the brain that influences behavior may hold clues to addiction-like behaviors, a study in mice suggests. The research could help scientists searching for more effective addiction treatments, according to Science Daily.
The protein, known as MAPK, contributes to the risk for addiction and depression-like symptoms. Researchers found when the brain is exposed to stress, the brain releases hormones that set off a reaction of events, including activation of MAPK, that lead to depression-like and drug-seeking behavior in the mice. Those mice that had received shots of cocaine before being stressed returned more often to the place where they had gotten the drug, the researchers reported in the journal Neuron.
When the researchers disabled the MAPK protein, stress-exposed mice did not display depression-like or drug-seeking behavior. In a news release, lead researcher Michael R. Bruchas, PhD, at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, said he plans to test whether the MAPK protein is also involved when mice are given nicotine or amphetamine.
"It will be important to determine whether this pathway is conserved for drugs of abuse other than cocaine," Dr. Bruchas said. "If so it will further highlight the importance of working with chemists to target this pathway for potential therapies."
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Hope College won both games of a doubleheader on Friday against Calvin College. The Flying Dutch won the first game 5-4 and the second 3-2. The games were played at Cornerstone.
"I�m just really proud of our kids and the effort," Hope coach Stu Fritz said. "It was cold and we found a ways to be mentally tough today and deal with the cold."
In the first game, Hope (6-7, 3-1 MIAA) jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the third inning with a couple of RBIs from Alex Hunt (West�Ottawa)�and Devin Schaefers. The Knights (7-6, 2-3 MIAA) evened the scored at two in the fifth inning, and then Hope used a three-run sixth to regain the lead. Mitch Monocchio had an RBI and Tim Bodine drove in two runs with a single.
Five runs, three earned, were charged to Calvin�s Peter Cupery, a Holland Christian graduate. He lasted 5 1/3 innings and gave up eight hits and stuck out five.
"I thought we had quality at-bats the entire game," Fritz said. "Cupery has a great sinker on his ball and we had the same approach all game of trying to hit the ball hard."
Hope�s Jake Chipka gave up four earned runs on six hits. He was lifted after an RBI triple in the seventh inning brought the score within one. Matt Glowacki earned a one-out save.
The Flying Dutch used another three-run sixth inning to win in the second game. Schaefers singled with two outs to start the rally. Hope had just one other hit in the game before that point and trailed 1-0.
"We hit a couple balls hard and then from there, their pitcher just pressed a little bit and had some trouble finding the plate," Fritz said.
Brady VanderWeele followed with a single and Colton Curtiss (Zeeland East) checked in with an RBI single. Eric Dawson reached first on an error to allow VanderWeele to score, and then Ben Pearson drew a bases-loaded walk to cap the scoring.
The rally came off of Calvin�s Grant VanderWall. He was lifted after Pearson�s walk for Jeff Victor (Holland Christian). VanderWall gave up one earned run on five hits and stuck out six.
Ty Van Wieren earned the win for Hope. He tossed 5 1/3 innings and gave up two earned runs. Glowacki earned his second save of the season after throwing 1 1/3 innings.
"(Van Wieren) kept�the ball down in the zone and we played very good defense beind him as well," Fritz said.
Grant Van Putten (Holland Christian) was 5 for 7 with two RBIs for Calvin in both games.
Hope baseball wins two against Calvin
Hope College won both games of a doubleheader on Friday against Calvin College. The Flying Dutch won the first game 5-4 and the second 3-2. The games were played at Cornerstone.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 558542
NPE when trying to start CLI under openjdk on RHEL
Last modified: 2013-09-02 03:15:00 EDT
Description of problem:
If a user tries to use the openjdk packages installed on rhel to launch the RHQ CLI, s/he gets a null pointer exception.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Every time.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Assure RHEL system is running latest openjdk as the default java
2. Unzip CLI
3. ./rhq-remoting-cli-1.3.0.GA/bin/rhq-cli.sh
Actual results:
[root@hongse ~]# ./rhq-remoting-cli-1.3.0.GA/bin/rhq-cli.sh
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.rhq.enterprise.client.commands.ScriptCommand.<init>(ScriptCommand.java:83)
at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:57)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:45)
at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:532)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Class.java:372)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:325)
at org.rhq.enterprise.client.ClientMain.initCommands(ClientMain.java:118)
at org.rhq.enterprise.client.ClientMain.main(ClientMain.java:103)
Expected results:
CLI successfully launches.
Additional info:
[root@hongse ~]# rpm -qa|grep openjdk|sort
It seems to work just fine with Fedora 12, which has a slightly different release version, though I don't think that's the issue here:
[root@jiaozi ~]# rpm -qa|grep openjdk|sort
Created attachment 388849 [details]
Quick test for RHQ CLI dependency
Quick test for RHQ CLI dependency
This is a java/jre/jdk release problem. The scripting package is completely missing from the rt.jar library for some RHEL instances(Ex. rlx-0-12.rhndev.redhat.com). We can put better defensive code on the CLI side to tell them i) we can't proceed ii) they need to try a later JDK.
In addition the attached file should be compiled (javac TestScript) and run (java TestScript) on each JDK version to quickly check that the CLI prerequisites(existing in a sound JDK) are indeed there.
The right solution to this problem is to determine the minimum level of OpenJDK (32 and 64 bit and RHEL/Fedora) that this problem does not occur in and document in the release notes for the CLI.
*Note: We're probably building the OpenJDK for both RHEL and Fedora so we should verify both and their 32 and 64 bit versions as well.*
Looks like it works on:
and NOT on:
Confirmed that it does fail on RHEL i386 and x86_64 arches.
Discussion continues on what the real solution to this problem should be. The issue is more widespread than initially thought. The following bug reports that appear related to this issue are listed below:
i) https://enterprise.redhat.com/issue-tracker/?module=issues&action=view&tid=470313
ii) http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=179
There are some indications that the required libraries may have been removed from the RHEL distribution due to licensing concerns. Charles is investigating this aspect.
Provided there are no licensing/business reasons why openjdk cannot be patched or made to work with alternative scripting engines out of the box, Ian Springer has proposed the following potential workarounds to get the CLI working on OpenJdk. Further research, testing and management guidance would be needed to choose the best alternatives to proceed with:
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I did some research on this a couple days ago to help Simeon out. From
what I gathered, the newer versions of openjdk that support jscript
out-of-box as long as the rhino package is installed, do so by
automatically adding /usr/share/java/js.jar to the JVM's bootclasspath.
So knowing this, I think we might be able to get Rhino installed using a
few potential methods:
1) Append the following option to the CLI java command line:
(which will prepend /opt/rhq-cli/lib/js-1.7R2.jar to the beginning of
the bootclasspath)
This would work for either an older openjdk version or a newer one. For
the newer ones, it would allow us to put out own newer js.jar ahead of
whatever /usr/share/java/js.jar the user has installed as part of the
rhino package.
Or if a newer openjdk is detected but the rhino package is not
installed, we have a couple other options:
2) yum install rhino
This assumes the latest version of rhino that's available from the
default RHEL repos will work for the CLI, which sounds like it may not
be the case.
3) rpm -i /opt/rhq-cli/etc/rhino-1.7-1.r2.6.jpp5.noarch.rpm
4) ln -s /opt/rhq-cli/lib/js-1.7R2.jar /usr/share/java/js.jar
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If the correct Rhino installation is not actually bundled with OpenJDK, then the working solution for correct script engine usage on openjdk goes outside of the normal java usage pattern. For most java applications, the JVM is the only core dependency and application specific dependencies are taken care of by the application developer at install time. Making the JDK itself depend(for correct operation) upon an external version of a platform specific library like Rhino is an exceptionally bad idea as it ignores one of java's central tenets of uniform cross platform operation.
Closing this issue for now and we can revisit testing RHQ CLI support when RHEL includes a version of openjdk which includes rhino.
Re-opening to investigate RHEL version support
rhino has made it into the OpenJDK package for RHEL 5.6.z (http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHEA-2011-0485.html). Specific RPM it made it into is: java-1.6.0-openjdk-126.96.36.199-1.21.b17.el5.x86_64.rpm.
Since the package is now available in RHEL5.6, I'm pushing this ON-QA for testing.
The test from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=558542#c8 should now pass and any CLI script should now be executable from an up to date RHEL5.6 instance.
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England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has been ruled out of the second Test against the West Indies at Headingley with an ongoing ankle injury, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced Wednesday.
"It was deemed that Andrew's ankle did not demonstrate sufficient improvement after his first bowling session today (Wednesday)," said an ECB statement, "and in order to allow the ankle to rehabilitate effectively and continue to improve it was felt the best decision was to rule him out now without a further assessment tomorrow (Thursday)."
The statement added: "Andrew will leave the England squad tonight (Wednesday) and return to Lancashire where he will continue to undergo rehabilitation and revue.
"He will only begin to bowl at an appropriate stage and any participation in Lancashire's forthcoming county matches will be made in due course."
The second Test of a four-match series is due to start at Headingley on Friday.
Pace bowling all-rounder Flintoff missed the drawn series opener completed at Lord's on Monday after suffering discomfort on his left ankle, operated on twice over the last three years, during Lancashire's drawn championship match with Hampshire earlier this month.
His unavailability means England are unlikely to drop either all-rounder Paul Collingwood or Ian Bell, two of their four first innings centurions at Lord's, which might have been the case had fit-again captain Michael Vaughan and Flintoff both returned to the team at Headingley.
Now it looks as if Vaughan will replace Owais Shah.
Fast bowler Matthew Hoggard had already been ruled out of the second Test after leaving the field at Lord's in his 11th over with a thigh injury that kept him out of action for the remainder of the game.
Meanwhile Ryan Sidebottom, James Anderson and Liam Plunkett are set to compete for the two remaining places in what is likely to be a four-man attack featuring express quick Stephen Harmison and left-arm spinner Monty Panesar.
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Chapter VIII.—The Best Merchandise.
"Many forms of worship, 1113 then, having passed away in the world, we come, bringing to you, as good merchantmen, the worship that has been handed down to us from our fathers, and preserved; showing you, as it were, the seeds of plants, and placing them under your judgment and in your power. Choose that which seems good unto you. If, therefore, ye choose our wares, not only shall ye be able to escape demons, and the sufferings which are inflicted by demons, but yourselves also putting them to flight, and having them reduced to make supplication to you, shall for ever enjoy future blessings.
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The FAU Owls have a million-dollar game this weekend, and they have little chance of winning it.
Instead, the Owls likely will take a beating from the University of Georiga, a 43-point favorite. The Owls will walk away with a few fat lips — but also a big fat paycheck.
Then they'll do it again next weekend, traveling to play the defending national champions, the University of Alabama.
For a fledgling college football program like FAU, the harsh reality is that each season the school sacrifices its pride and players in exchange for the better team paying them big bucks to travel to unfriendly territory and enduring a painful loss. The money is then used to help fund FAU's other 18 sports teams.
"I understand the reality," FAU coach Carl Pelini said. "But I don't think it's good for college football."
In the era of conference realignment, where schools have been leaving longtime relationships, football has separated itself as the driving economic force of multi-million dollar athletic departments. Each year those athletic department budgets grow. In 2011, seven schools spent more than $100 million on athletics, with the University of Texas leading the pack at $133.6 million.
"Whether [these games] are good or not is kind of irrelevant — it's where the money lies," said Karen Weaver, associate clinical professor of sport management at Drexel University. "It's been around for a long time."
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Does anyone notice if your BP goes down a lot. Like 90/55. Every night mine does and it makes me feel funny. Last night I ate a bowl of potatoes chips to bring it up a tiny bit and it worked and made me feel better and 30 min. Later it brought it up to 106/ 60 that's really scary to me because I've never been sick or had anything all my life.
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You might want to adjust your diet a bit. Potatoe chips are not a particularly healthy choice if you are concerned about your blood pressure. You can also ask your doctor if it is okay to take this med at bedtime. That should take care of those weird feelings... take things a bit more slowly especially when first standing up or sitting up from lying down.
Also make sure you are staying well hydrated which should help with woozy feelings. Don't forget to keep your doctor in the loop and ask questions of your pharmacist. They are a great source of info about medications. If your doctor is one who is super busy... your pharmacist can be a wealth of information, too.
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NOTICE: This opinion is subject to motions for rehearing under Rule 22 as well as formal revision before publication in the New Hampshire Reports. Readers are requested to notify the Clerk/Reporter, Supreme Court of New Hampshire, Supreme Court Building, Concord, New Hampshire 03301, of any errors in order that corrections may be made before the opinion goes to press. Opinions are available on the Internet by 9:00 a.m. on the morning of their release. The direct address of the court's home page is: http://www.state.nh.us/courts/supreme.htm
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Douglas, Robinson, Leonard & Garvey, P.C., of Concord (Charles G. Douglas, III and Susanna G. Robinson on the brief, and Ms. Robinson orally), for the plaintiff.
Philip T. McLaughlin, attorney general (Stephen J. Judge, associate attorney general, on the brief and orally), for the defendant.
BROCK, C.J. The plaintiff, David M. Goss, filed an action alleging negligence and loss of consortium against the defendant, the State of New Hampshire, seeking damages for the rape and murder of his wife, Kimberly S. Goss, by Daniel Vandebogart. The defendant brings this interlocutory appeal from the Superior Court's (McHugh, J.) orders denying the defendant's motions for summary judgment. See Sup. Ct. R. 8. We reverse.
On June 28, 1989, the Manchester Police Department arrested Daniel Vandebogart for simple assault and criminal threatening. On the same day, Vandebogart was released on a $200 personal recognizance bond, which the bail commissioner set without knowledge that Vandebogart was a State of Montana parolee who had been transferred to New Hampshire, or that he had two prior sexual assault convictions in other jurisdictions. See State v. Vandebogart, 139 N.H. 145, 150, 652 A.2d 671, 674 (1994) (detailing Vandebogart's prior sexual assaults).
Vandebogart's New Hampshire parole officer, Brian Jones of the New Hampshire Department of Corrections, first learned of Vandebogart's arrest when reviewing the docket of the Manchester District Court on July 7, 1989, the day set for Vandebogart's formal arraignment. After requesting police reports from the Manchester police and discussing with Vandebogart the circumstances of his arrest, Officer Jones increased Vandebogart's supervision level and informed the authorities in Montana of his arrest. Officer Jones also contacted the city prosecutor, who prepared a motion to revoke Vandebogart's bail but eventually withdrew it as part of an agreement with Vandebogart's attorney. On July 18, 1989, following discussions with his supervisors, Officer Jones recommended to the Montana authorities that they issue a warrant for Vandebogart's arrest upon his conviction in district court. Although Officer Jones did not contact the New Hampshire Adult Parole Board (parole board) regarding Vandebogart's arrest, the booking officer stated in an affidavit that he telephoned the parole and probation office and informed them of the arrest on June 28, the day that Vandebogart was taken into custody.
On September 12, 1989, Kimberly S. Goss was brutally raped and murdered outside her home in Londonderry. Vandebogart was convicted for this crime and is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. See Vandebogart, 139 N.H. at 148, 168, 652 A.2d at 673, 685. The plaintiff filed a negligence action against the State, alleging that Officer Jones' failure to report Vandebogart's June 28 arrest to the parole board caused his wife's death. The defendant filed a motion for summary judgment claiming discretionary function immunity, the absence of a common law or statutory duty to report Vandebogart's arrest to the parole board, and a lack of proximate cause. After the superior court denied the motion, the defendant filed a motion to reconsider which the court also denied. The defendant appeals.
"When reviewing the denial of a motion for summary judgment, we consider the pleadings and any accompanying affidavits, and all proper inferences drawn from them, in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party." Mahan v. N.H. Dep't of Admin. Services, 141 N.H. 747, 748, 693 A.2d 79, 81 (1997). "[S]ummary judgment may be granted only where no genuine issue of material fact is present, and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law." Goss v. City of Manchester, 140 N.H. 449, 450-51, 669 A.2d 785, 786 (1995) (quotation omitted).
The State contends that it is entitled to summary judgment because it did not proximately cause the death of Kimberly S. Goss. "The concept of proximate cause includes both the cause-in-fact and the legal cause of injury." Bronson v. The Hitchcock Clinic, 140 N.H. 798, 801, 677 A.2d 665, 668 (1996). A defendant's conduct is a legal cause of harm if he could have reasonably foreseen that his conduct would result in an injury, or if his conduct was unreasonable in light of what he could anticipate. Goodwin v. James, 134 N.H. 579, 583, 595 A.2d 504, 507 (1991); see LeFavor v. Ford, 135 N.H. 311, 315, 604 A.2d 570, 573 (1992) (noting that resulting injury must be foreseeable consequence of defendant's conduct).
The plaintiff contends that if Officer Jones had reported Vandebogart's arrest to the parole board, rather than to the Montana authorities, the parole board would have ensured that Vandebogart remained incarcerated. Even if we assume, without deciding, that this claim satisfies the cause-in-fact prong of proximate cause, the plaintiff provides no compelling argument that Officer Jones' failure to contact the parole board legally caused the harm that occurred.
Officer Jones could not have foreseen that failing to contact the New Hampshire parole board, and contacting only Montana parole authorities, would result in a brutal rape and murder. See Goodwin, 134 N.H. at 583, 595 A.2d at 507. Moreover, contacting only the Montana authorities was not unreasonable because his conduct complied with the New Hampshire Department of Corrections' procedures, and because Montana retained ultimate authority to revoke Vandebogart's parole. See RSA 504-A:3 (1997); see also RSA 651-A:25, II (1996) (receiving State assumes limited duties of visitation and supervision over out-of-state parolees). But see RSA 651-A:25, III-a (1996) (effective 1993) (receiving State may hold final revocation hearings). We therefore conclude that, as a matter of law, legal causation cannot be established in this case. The nexus between the State's omission and the plaintiff's harm is "simply too attenuated to impose legal liability on the part of the defendant." McLaughlin v. Sullivan, 123 N.H. 335, 342, 461 A.2d 123, 127 (1983).
Consequently, no reasonable jury could find that proximate cause exists, and we therefore reverse the trial court's denial of summary judgment. Because we reverse on this issue, we need not reach the State's remaining arguments. See Appeal of City of Portsmouth, Bd. of Fire Comm'rs, 137 N.H. 552, 558, 630 A.2d 769, 772 (1993).
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A (now former) policeman who committed indecent acts upon no less than two schoolgirls, in one case actually in his very police car and abandoning his post guarding a nuclear power plant to do so, has been dismissed and found guilty of violating the very child protection laws he was sworn to uphold.
The ex-policeman (25), dismissed as soon as the case became known, was found guilty by the court, but has not yet been sentenced. For his part, he admits his crimes.
The prosecution's closing statement was that of a hound on the heels of a hare: "Your outrageous criminal conduct is beyond belief! It is something subjected to the very greatest social opprobrium. We fear the possible ill effects on both mind and body to two young girls as a result of your actions." The prosecution sought ten months imprisonment.
The defence's closing statement was that of a whipped dog: "His actions stemmed from worries about his home and work, and were acts of desperation, not the acts of a man in a normal state of mind. He is still young, and there is still a great chance he can reform". The defence begged for a stay of execution.
The indictment states that, one August afternoon, he eloped from his post guarding a nuclear power plant, and then joined a 17-year-old schoolgirl in his patrol car, where they engaged in indecent acts.
Then, in September, after work he met a 16-year-old schoolgirl, and they went to her house and engaged themselves in indiscrete acts in the garden.
It is not clear whether these were straightforward underage dalliances, or whether there was an element of coercion, but given that the charges make no mention of force it seems likely they were consensual.
Via ZakZak.
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If you're like us and value your sleep, you probably nodded off into your Ambien dreamland before the party started on post-prime time TV. Don't worry; we've got you covered. Here's the best of what happened last night on late night.
Time for a game of Slapjack, one of our favorite "Tonight Show" rituals which is kind of like blackjack, only the contestants slap each other with huge prosthetic hands. As ya do. The players? Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon! The Winner? You'll have to watch the clip to find out.
Things got a little x-rated over on "Late Night" when "Girls" actor Andrew Rannells talked about giving his first on-screen "hand job." This is slightly too steamy of a story for us to recount in too much detail, so make sure you watch the clip below.
Kristen Stewart also hit up "Late Night" and chatted with Seth Meyers about her feelings on "Twilight" –– because, yes, there's definitely a rumor that she's distancing herself from the teen flick that made her famous. "I still look at it as being something that's made me who I am," Kristen says in the clip below. "In no way am I distancing myself, I'm just trying to do cool stuff."
Over on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Johnny Depp stopped by to chat about an extremely important topic: how he develops movies using toys. Turns out he tested characters like Willy Wonka and Captain Jack with his daughter's dolls, and good news: he has "a lot of Barbies in storage." Probably not something one should share with people....
Larry David is making his debut on Broadway, which means he gets to stay in a New York City hotel. Among the many perks for Larry is "hotel sex" (no messy goodbyes!), and obviously his musings on the subject are hilarious.
Finally, the Oscar nominations were announced yesterday, and Conan O'Brien was deeply disappointed that his role in "Sharktopus V. Pteracuda" wasn't recognized for Best Actor. How dare you, Academy? Get it together.


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Superman's status as a hero and and his enduring legacy were the main topic of discussion in today's Superman: The Man of Tomorrow panel. Multiple creators were on hand to discuss the characters impact and continued relevancy, including John Romita Jr., Aaron Kuder, Ken Lashley, Eddie Berganza, Charles Soule, and late entrant Geoff Johns.
Moderator Bill Wayne, DC's SVP of Sales, kicked off the panel by asking Romita Jr. to describe his initial thoughts working on the book. The artist likened it to "getting on the freeway on a tricycle." He acknowledged feeling a bit daunted tackling the Superman character after working on a book like Kick-Ass, stating that it wasn't till he finished the double page spread in Superman #32 that he felt like he was back to where he wanted to be.
As images from Superman #33 flashed on screen, Romita Jr. talked about capturing the look of a true superhero vs a gangly teenage wannabe, noting the importance of everything from the costume to the hair to the jaw. He also brought up his love for assumed antagonist Ulysses, and more specifically his long, flowing mane.
Discussion turned to the Superman: Doomed storyline, Berganza noting that it's the one thing Superman treasures most, his humanity, that's ultimately at stake. Art from Action Comics #33 (currently out) was shown, artist Kuder joking that the beefed up Superman is "Kinda 'roided out, he hasn't had his coffee." Soule mentioned transition as a focus going forward, noting that though Superman is the linchpin of the event, the ramifications affect everyone.
The Superman Action Comics Annual was advertised, Soule describing his goal to go extremely big, doing something that hasn't necessarily been done before. The imminent Brainiac invasion was teased, along with some interior art. "That looks awesome, that's amazing," Lashley gushed, regarding his own art. Though Soule described the oversized annual as a huge pain to coordinate given the numerous pages and huge action set pieces, he was also quite happy with the end result.
The talk of legacy then came up, all involved acknowledging the stiff task they face in working on such an iconic character. Lashley described spending 3 days finishing his issue's final pages, dedicating the extra time in order to "get it right." Romita Jr. echoed the sentiment, but also noted that you can't let the pressure of what came before affect what you're creating now. Kuder shared a fun anecdote regarding him tweeting about the expectation that comes from working on a character so revered in Action, only to have Jim Lee respond "Don't forget about the 70 plus years of history!"
Talk shifted back to the Doomed storyline, Soule detailing how it affects his Superman/Wonder Woman run. He described the books first arc as the honeymoon phase for the power couple, and now that that's over we'll see "people are starting to be themselves." He addressed the frequent Wonder Woman vs Lois debates, but refused to pick a side. "I don't think he 'should' be with anybody, I think he should be with who he's with." That said, he did acknowledge the strain Doomed is placing on them, musing "I hope they work it out, I hope they can stick together." He then talked of the challenge that goes into writing these large events far in advance, talking of how nothing is concrete, and often changed last minute should the story work better in a different direction.
From there we got to the fan questions, the first of which centered around the somewhat controversial killing of Zod in the Man of Steel film, and how that choice affected the tone of the comics. All involved agreed that such a choice was not made lightly, and while something of that ilk hasn't necessarily happened in the New 52 thus far, the events of Doomed and beyond will present many moral quandaries.
New addition Ulysses was the focus of the next question, a fan wondering what it was that made him unique. Aside from being written by Geoff Johns, Romita Jr. carefully answered that the direction the character is going will be "as good as it gets," even stating that he has the potential to be one the best new Superman characters of the past 30 years.
Another fan asked why writers seem to be hesitant in having Superman unleash his full powers. Soule brought up the epic brawl with Doomsday in Doomed #1, with Lashley interjecting "Superman ripped that dude in half. What do you want him to do, put him back together?"
Romita Jr. and Lashley then discussed the difficulty in re-designing Superman's costume, stating there are just some things you can't change. Soule also echoed the standing iconography of the character, his belief being that it's not the powers that make him long lasting, it's how he chooses to use them. He told the audience how he spoke to persons in life saving professions such as surgeons and police officers in order to get into the mindset of such a character, as they have to deal with life altering decisions on a daily basis.
Johns then appeared to briefly discuss their goal to bring back the philosophy of Superman as the Man of Tomorrow, his definition being that he represents being the best you can be. He and Soule also talked the importance of having Wonder Woman not feel like a sidekick, Soule noting that in a relationship there's a give and take in who gets to shine, something that he tries to show in their interactions. Johns did have one recommendation, joking that the title should be changed to Wonder Woman/Superman
Finally, a fan demanded an answer as to how Superman is able to do his quick costume changes no matter where he is and how inconvenient the situation. Johns' response -- "He has the power to create clothes." At last we know.
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Guided Trips
Fishing continues to be good to excellent in the Great Smoky Mountains of east Tennessee. Delayed harvest streams are also being stocked and fishing well in east Tennessee and western North Carolina.
In the Smokies, fall bugs are in full swing. We have been seeing blue-winged olives almost daily although they will hatch best on foul weather days. They are small, typically running anywhere from #20-#24 although a few larger ones have also shown up. A few Yellow Quills are still hanging on in the mid to high elevation brook trout water although not for long. October caddis (more properly, great autumn sedges) are hatching in good numbers now on the North Carolina side of the Park and just starting on the Tennessee side. Terrestrials still have a place in your fly box as well although they are definitely winding down for the year. Isonychia nymphs, caddis pupa, and BWO nymphs will get it done for your subsurface fishing. Have some October Caddis (#12) and parachute BWO patterns (#18-#22) for dry flies and you should be set. Brook trout are still eating smaller yellow dry flies as well. Not interested in matching the hatch? Then fish a Pheasant Tail nymph under a #14 Parachute Adams. That rig can catch fish year round in the Smokies.
Our tailwaters are still cranking although the Caney is finally starting to come down. I'm hoping to get some type of a report for there soon. Stay tuned for more on that. Fishing will still be slow overall with limited numbers of fish in that particular river unfortunately.
The Clinch is featuring high water as they try to catch up on the fall draw down. All of the recent rainfall set them back in this process but flows are now going up to try and make up some of the time lost. It is still fishing reasonably well on high water although we are holding off for the low water of late fall and early winter as it is one of our favorite times to be on the river.
Smallmouth are about done for the year with the cooler weather we are now experiencing. Our thoughts will be turning to musky soon, however. Once we are done with guide trips for the year, we'll be spending more time chasing these monsters.
In the meantime, we still have a few open dates in November and one or two in October. Feel free to get in touch with me if you are interested in a guided trip. Thanks!
Monday, December 28, 2009
Back Again!!!
Christmas in the Smokies 2009 is officially over. I had a great time hanging out with the family and even snuck out for a few hours of fishing but all good things must come to an end. The park streams were tough to fish most of the time due to very high water but I still managed to find fish. Sometime in the next day or so I plan on getting a complete report up, but in the meantime, here's a picture of Little River at Elkmont from Christmas day.
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Great Posts on site as of late. Has me wishing that we had brown that big in our local mountains. Just wanted to let you knoe that we switched the site urbanflyventures.com. Keep up the great writing I love to check out the site before work everyday.ReplyDelete
Cory, I'd enjoy hitting the river with you sometime. I always like the opportunity to fish with people using slightly different techniques since it gives me ideas on new things to try with the fly rod... Shoot me an email (link on my profile) and we can discuss getting together sometime...ReplyDelete
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heres the toys and joys frieght truck i got the pattern for this truck a few years ago started it but never finished it until recently the woods i used were oak walnut sapele and some unknown wood for the back the wheels are stock wheels with walnut inserts the fuel tanks and the air filters i turned on the lathe i finished it with a spray satin varnish the pattern also shows a tralier which i will make later thanks for looking
-- robert dignam
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#1 posted 01-07-2013 07:34 PM
That looks great. I have a friend that has built several pieces of construction equipment from Joys and Toys. He is currently working on a steam engine. I hope to one day get to where I can build things like you guys are building.
-- An oak tree is just a nut that stood it's ground.
#2 posted 01-07-2013 08:24 PM
Very cool
-- Nature created it, I just assemble it.
#3 posted 01-07-2013 09:22 PM
You did a beautiful job on that truck. The wood choices are very nice.
#4 posted 01-07-2013 10:18 PM
That's too coool!
-- "someone has to be wounded for others to be saved, someone has to sacrifice for others to feel happiness, someone has to die so others could live"
#5 posted 01-07-2013 10:59 PM
Great job ( Bob ),looks great. I have made a few of them, It will look real nice with the trailer.
-- Chuck, wiswood2 www.wisconsinwoodchuck.com
#6 posted 01-08-2013 01:15 AM
A classic flatbed. Very nice.
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. firstname.lastname@example.com
#7 posted 01-08-2013 06:12 AM
Awsome wood combination and ofcourse outstanding truck.
-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted
#8 posted 01-08-2013 11:57 AM
Great job Bob, Your hooked now.
-- A childs smile is payment enough.
#9 posted 01-08-2013 07:45 PM
I made a bi-plane for my nephew for xmas, but after seeing this beautiful truck you created, I think it's time for another toy for him…. a truck of course. Beautiful toy!
-- "They don't want it perfect - they want it SPECIAL"
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We've been cooped up in the house for the last few weeks due to some uncharacteristically cold weather. Now that the snow has melted, I can truly enjoy one of my favorite holidays- Valentine's Day.
Here are some appropriately named dwarf and miniature conifers in celebration of Valentine's Day:
Here's hoping that everyone has a special someone today.
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Some of you might be gifting things like this:
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I'll be celebrating with my little girl. Her first Valentine's Day!
Above all, hopefully no one has "The Blues"!
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Helpful Tips and Tricks for AccuMark Users
星期三, 一月 22, 2014•分类: Blog, CAD, 软件
AccuMark Pattern Design Software Tip of the Day emails offer users a way to learn about new functions and tricks within the system to improve workflow. We've compiled a list of the top 10 most watched "Tip of the Day" videos, courtesy of Gerber's YouTube channel: GerberTechVideo.
10. Exporting User Settings
The Preferences, Screen Layout and Custom Toolbars can be saved as a file using the Export User Settings icon found on the Pattern Processing page of the Launch Pad. To save your settings, double click the icon. Type in a name for the file and specify a location. Click Save. Your user settings will be kept in this file and can be restored at any time using the icon for Import User Settings. Watch Video
9. Import Zip
The Import Zip function in the File menu of the AccuMark Explorer can be used to import AccuMark data from zip files. During importing, you can select to import all the items or selected items from the zip file. Watch Video
8. Copy and Paste from Grade / Measure
The contents of the Grade / Measure charts can be copied and pasted into other programs, such as Microsoft Excel. Watch Video
7. Edit Notch Info
The Edit Notch Info command, found in the Edit Menu, can be used to change the notch type, grade rule, point number or attribute assigned to a notch. For reference notches, the distance to reference measurement can also be edited using this function. Watch Video
6. Editing the Marker Making Toolbar
Double click the gray area of the toolbar in Easy Making to add or delete icons. Watch Video
5. Right Click and Drag to Move or Copy
Right-clicking and dragging data items in the AccuMark Explorer will give you the option to copy or move the items to the new location. Watch Video
4. Line Types and Labels
To display the line types or labels on a particular piece, go to View / Line / Types and Labels. The label will appear near the lines. Watch Video
3. Digitizing from Images
AccuMark 8.5.1 Pattern Design Software has the ability to create pattern pieces from a digital image. Pattern pieces are placed on a special mat and an image is taken with a regular digital camera. The AccuScan software is used to convert the image into AccuMark pattern pieces. A local Gerber sales representative can provide information to add this software to your existing AccuMark. Watch Video
2. Creating Draft Pieces
The option Create Draft Piece, found in the right click menu on Digitize Line, will allow lines to be drawn without having a piece on the work area first. To make the group of lines into a valid piece, the commands Piece / Create Piece / Trace or Draft / Draft Trace can be used. Watch Video
1. Fill Placed Pieces
The 'Fill Placed Pieces' option, found in the Settings menu of Marker Making, will fill in the placed pieces with color when checked. Uncheck this option to show the placed pieces in wire frame. Watch Video


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- peachacid
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This is just a rant. I am so frustrated. My car is a 2005 Honda Civic, and it just keeps having one problem after the other. I went over the 100K mile mark this summer, and it seems like everything is going downhill. I noticed a squeaking sound when I backed up, so I took it in to the dealer for a diagnostics check. Turns out, I need the front AND rear brakes replaced as well as the front tires. What makes me angry is that my husband replaced the front brakes in MARCH, and they're worn down because he got the wrong brand. ARHGHGHGHGHGHGG. Also, he is the car person, and he has always told me if he notices my tires look worn or whatever. Apparently, the front tires are so bad they wouldn't pass inspection…yet my husband was putting air in my tires the other day at the garage and he didn't notice. So either the dealer is lying or my husband sucks at noticing things. I know I shouldn't fully rely on him for car stuff but he's supposed to be really good at it. ARGH. So I'm annoyed with him and with myself. But still, tires need to be replaced from time to time. So all that work will be almost $1000, which I certainly don't have. It also doesn't have a functional key fob, so I have to manually lock and unlock the car (first world problems, I know), and the gas tank door doesn't open anymore, so I have to go through the trunk every time I get gas.
This brings me to the next part. This is where I'm gonna sound like a brat, but again, I just need to get this out. My husband's dad was kind enough to give me this car when I moved here three years ago. That's awesome, and not a problem at all. But his dad buys cars for his siblings and their spouses/significant others on a REGULAR basis. My husband's younger brother, who literally does nothing but sit around and watch TV and go on the Internet all day, gets a brand new car every year. His girlfriend does, too. My husband's older brother, who does have a job and works, gets a new car less frequently, but still relatively often. His wife has my mother-in-law's "old" car, which is a 2012 Honda CRV, which my Mother-In-Law traded in for a Honda Pilot earlier this year. Meanwhile, my husband and I, both of whom work (I work full-time, plus teach a class, plus tutor), have his 2003 Dodge Ram, the aforementioned 2005 Honda, and my husband's car, a 2009 Jetta. My husband paid for both of his cars. I know I got mine for free, and I am happy about that, but I cannot help but feel we are getting snubbed or something as far as being given new cars. I know my father-in-law likes me. He speaks very highly of me, and we have a good relationship. It just feels like we work hard and get nothing, and my husband's brothers, especially his younger brother, does nothing and gets a lot for it.
I am just complaining and frustrated and I have no idea how I'm going to pay for the car. I want a new car with no problems. Anyway, I know I should just be grateful for the car I have and shut up, so I will. But I had to get it out of my system.


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