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- Porto fined $26,344 for 'racist conduct' by their fans in Europa League tie
- Manchester City stars Mario Balotelli and Yaya Toure target of chants
- City won match at Estadio do Dragao and went through 6-1 on aggregate
Porto have been sanctioned by UEFA for the "racist conduct" of their supporters during a Europa League last 32 game against Manchester City on their home ground in February.
The Portuguese club were fined 20,000 euros ($26,344) Wednesday by European football's governing body and have been given three days to appeal the punishment, a statement on UEFA official website said.
City, who won the match 2-1 at the Estadio do Dragao, complained after Yaya Toure and Mario Balotelli were the target of racist chants.
These intensified when Italian international Balotelli was substituted with 12 minutes to go.
Porto coach Vitor Pereira later claimed there the fans were actually chanting, "Hulk, Hulk, Hulk" at his club's star player, but these arguments were rejected by UEFA.
Porto were beaten 4-0 in the second leg at the Etihad Stadium and reported City fans to UEFA, claiming they had made "improper" chants at Hulk.
But UEFA took no action against City, who were knocked out of the competition by another Portuguese side, Sporting Lisbon, in the last 16.

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Popular culture is obsessed with sex. We can't even manage a family dog movie ("Marley & Me") without Jennifer Aniston taking off her clothes. And until that changes, of course, a hormone-mad teenager will be sorely tempted to join in the seemingly ubiquitous fornication, pledge or no pledge.vs.
We need to focus on the idea that kids can actually think...
Family, religion, and yes, abstinence-education programs that focus on character development address this very problem. They treat teens as people -- complicated souls who deserve fulfillment and happiness.
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Suit Says Santa Maria Agricultural Company Fired Woman for Reporting Lewd Conduct
LOS ANGELES – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today announced a lawsuit against Adam Brothers Farming, Inc. for sexually harassing and then firing an employee after she complained of sexual harassment. Adam Brothers is an agricultural company in Santa Maria, Calif., that harvests and cans vegetables in Santa Barbara County.
The EEOC's suit, Case No. CV09 06947, filed in the U.S District Court, Central District of California alleges that Yareli Uriostegui was subjected to a sexually hostile work environment and retaliated against after complaining about the harassment. According to the EEOC's allegations, Uriostegui was placed under a foreman who immediately began sexually harassing her. The foreman touched her in a sexually suggestive manner and subjected her to verbal harassment, the EEOC said. After rejecting the foreman's sexual advances, the EEOC said, Adam Brothers wrote her up for poor performance and, within two weeks of complaining to management, Uriostegui was fired for allegedly having performance problems.
Sexual harassment and retaliation for complaining about it violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC filed suit after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement. The EEOC will seek back pay, compensatory damages and punitive damages and other injunctive relief.
"The EEOC and the courts have made it clear that an employer must give proper attention to an employee's sexual harassment claims and prevent retaliation for exercising her rights under the law," said Anna Y Park, regional attorney of the EEOC's Los Angeles District Office. "As the law recognizes, employers are in position to prevent and correct a hostile work environment, and it is critical that they take their responsibility seriously to ensure that their workplace be free from discrimination."
EEOC Los Angeles District Director Olophius E. Perry, said, "Terminating an employee for attempting to report a violation of the law is simply inexcusable, and the Commission will do everything within its power to protect employees from acts of retaliation."
The EEOC is the federal government agency responsible for enforcing the nation's anti-discrimination laws in the workplace. More information about the Commission is available on the agency's web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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March 18, 2018 10am – 4pm
2018 Azalea Classic Car Show is Back!
The event will be held at the Historic South Gate Golf Course Sunday, March 18, 2018
from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. The Tweedy Mile Association along with the South Gate Park
Azalea Festival Committee will be celebrating the 53 year Anniversary of the Azalea Festival.
The Azalea Classic Car Show is a premier event held during the Azalea festival since 1981.
The hard work and the dedication to your car is very much appreciated and there is no better
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We are currently accepting applications and invite you to this great event. Motorcycles are
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|Subject Matter
|C78/ , no. []
|Hilary term
|John and Mary Hawkins v Andrew Burton and others (named).
|Annuity payable from trust settlement of the manor of Harleton, Cambs and tenements in St. Buttolphs and Giles without Cripplegate, London
|C78/548, no. 18 [2]
|10 Jan.
|Christofer and Anne Favill v Henry Rawlins and others (named).
|Management of estate of Robert East.
|C78/478, no. 24 [3]
|15 Jan
|William Player v John and Grace Claredge
|Trust settlement of shops in Shoreditch, London.
|C78/500, no. 25 [4]
|20 Jan
|James Richardson and Mary his wife v Alice Hey
|The will of John Reading
|C78/536, no. 12 [5]
|22 Jan
|Robert Bacon v Armiger Playford
|Dispute over property at Brinton Briwingtori, Norfolk. Debts to Sir William Asteley, and property on the manor of Thornage.
|C78/390, no. 5 [6]
|24 Jan.
|John Anton v Henry Ascough and others (named).
|As C78/460 (8) under 6 May
|C78/460, no. 9 [7]
|24 Jan.
|John and Thomas Hambledon v Moses Clarke
|Accounts of trade of grazing.
|C78/464, no. 1 [8]
|25 Jan.
|Pheby Starkey v John Kitchingman.
|Starkey a dyer of Hallifax, dispute over sales of woad.
|C78/390, no. 7 [9]
|28 Jan
|William and Elizabeth Abell and others (named) v Daniel Jackson
|Legacies from personal estate of William Stanley.
|C78/510, no. 3 [10]
|1 Feb.
|John Kiddle v Thomas Thorne
|Title to lands in Candlemarsh, Somerset.
|C78/486, no. 16 [11]
|3 Feb.
|Richard Bell v Thomas Dickinson, Adam Pickard.
|Bequests to Christopher Dickinson.
|C78/389, no. 1 [12]
|4 Feb.
|Roger Chope and al (named) v Nicholas Collinge and another (named).
|Bill (Hilary 1649) reciting agreement (1648) re enclosure of Knowle Park. As (3) under 28 October. Chivelstone, Devon.
|C78/466, no. 6 [13]
|6 Feb.
|Elizabeth Massy v Margaret Norton and others (named).
|Marriage settlement and mortgage of lands in Goose Lane, Winchester.
|C78/399, no. 10 [14]
|11 Feb.
|Richard Taylor v Anthony Taylor.
|Trust of lands in Boston and Wrangle, Lincs
|C78/399, no. 11 [15]
|11 Feb.
|John Vacy v Mathew Cosen and others.
|The will and estate of the late Thomas Dodson. Lands at Penquite, Penquite the Higher, Sokenbury and other places
|C78/499, no. 6 [16]
|13 Feb.
|William Ireland v Thomas Moyle, James Newson
|Dispute over a salthouse at Reydon, Suffolk. Details of the selling of salt through warehouses, such as at Marlston, Norfolk. Disputed leases upon a shop or warehouse.
|C78/390, no. 3 [17]
|27 Feb.
|Sir William Brownelowe and another (named) v Sir John Lawrence.
|Mortgage of manor of Dellafford in Iver, Bucks.
|C78/399, no. 9 [18]
|20 Mar
|Henry Nevill v Henry Coxwell and William Parker.
|The manor of Bathweeke, Somerset. Sale of lands to John Snead.
|C78/557, no. 14 [19]
|5 April
|Francis King v John Orsby.
|Mortgage of lands in Hadleigh, Suffolk.
|C78/399, no. 8 [20]
|9 Apr.
|Richard Cowch v Richard Gay and others (named)
|Mortgage of messuage and lands in Malmsbury, Wilts
|C78/488, no. 9 [21]
|12 April
|Hoo Gaines v Sir William Lewis and another (named)
|Title to mortgaged lands in Scaminge, Northendhalk or Northendale, Scrininge Parva and Guntons, Norfolk
|C78/522, no. 13 [22]
|19 April
|Samuel Skelton v John Westmacott and others (named)
|Debts payable from lands in Lessington, Gloucs
|C78/517, no. 17 [23]
|20 April
|Katherine Marsh v John Marsh, Thomas Marsh, Martha Marsh.
|The will of Thomas Marsh, property in Middlesex
|C78/536, no. 6 [24]
|24 April
|Edward Rude and others (named) v Thomas Snell and another (named).
|Redemption of mortgaged lands in Cholmeleigh, Devon.
|C78/466, no. 7 [25]
|24 April
|William Fisher and another (named) v Daniel Spencer and another (named).
|C78/486, no. 14 [26]
|26 April
|John Anton v Henry Ascough and another named.
|Mortgage of messuage and lands in Halton Holgate, Lincs.
|C78/460, no. 9 [27]
|26 April
|Nicholas Fromonds v Elizabeth Fromonds.
|Possession of lands in manor of East and West Cheame, Surrey.
|C78/567, no. 4 [28]
|29 April
|John Mayne v Ambrose Sheppard and others (one named).
|Title to manors of Butlers Court and Lechlade, Gloucs and lands in Filkins, Oxon.
|C78/524, no. 16 [29]
|29 April
|John Norton and others (named) v Bridgett Dixe or Ramsey
|Debts of John Dixe or Ramsey payable from his personal estate.
|C78/552, no. 6 [30]
|5 May
|Henry Roope v Ralph Wiseman.
|Plea to reverse a decree re manor of Haver, Lincs
|C78/488, no. 5 [31]
|5 May
|Anne Sandes and others (named) v Jarvis Broadgate and others (named)
|Debts of Anthony Fawnt, payable from trust of messuages in Little Cleabrooke, Leicester, Leics
|C78/567, no. 5 [32]
|6 May
|Johan Cartwright and others (named) v William Beale and others (named).
|Title to windmill and lands in Tewxbury, Gloucs.
|C78/399, no. 2 [33]
|6 May
|William Ballett v Bartholomew and Sarah Smith and others
|Rent charge and jointure from manor of Woodthorpe, Lincs.
|C78/460, no. 8 [34]
|8 May
|Sir Peter Richant v Henry Oxenden.
|Debts payable from personal estate of Thomas Denne.
|C78/478, no. 23 [35]
|9 May
|John Brolond v Michael Stephens and another (named).
|Discharge of money put up for the reducing of Ireland.
|C78/399, no. 6 [36]
|9 May
|Anthony and Grace Wilson v Anne Wilson and others (named)
|Marriage settlement of personal estate and house (no place given)
|C78/500, no. 30 [37]
|10 May
|Elizabeth Ball v St. John Ball and others (named).
|Mortgage and inheritance of lands in Kingston upon Thames and Long Ditton, Surrey
|C78/517, no. 22 [38]
|12 May
|Francis and Elizabeth Parker v Ralph Hurste and others (named).
|Marriage settlement of lands in Feckenham, Worcs.
|C78/399, no. 5 [39]
|13 May
|John Casse of the Middle Temple gent v James Pickis
|The estate at Newmarket of Richard Pickis, including an Inn called the "Greyhound"
|C78/536, no. 7 [40]
|15 May
|Mathew Scott and others (named) v Dame Cicelly Howland.
|Legacies payable from lands in Streatham, Surrey, by will of Sir John Howland.
|C78/522, no. 12 [41]
|16 May
|Sackvill Wade v George Flancklyn
|Possession of rectory of Felmersham, Beds
|C78/532, no. 1 [42]
|27 May
|Thomas and Lettice Ward v Jeremy Sambrooke and another (named).
|Debts arising from East India, trade.
|C78/399, no. 3 [43]
|27 May
|Thomas Blomfield and others (named) v Edward Codling
|Accounts of rents and profits of .lands in Suffolk, devised in trust by will of Thomas Tarstard
|C78/522, no. 11 [44]
|28 May
|Humfry Clerke and another (named) v Sir John Poole and others (named).
|Marriage settlement of the manors of Trusham or Tresome, Withecombe, Mannaton, Blagdon, Pixord and Ideford, Devon.
|C78/466, no. 4 [45]
|2 June
|Clement Thurston and others (named) v Thomas Redgrave and another (named).
|Cancellation of bonds.
|C78/460, no. 4 [46]
|2 June
|Marmaduke Jennings v Emanuel Sarts.
|Bonds and debts.
|C78/500, no. 31 [47]
|3 June
|Thomas North v James Guildford and others (named)
|Payment for purchase of oil.
|C78/522, no. 10 [48]
|5 June
|William Evans and others (named) customary tenants of East Quantoxhead and Kilton v Gyles Penney and others (named).
|Possession of copyhold estates in manors of East Quantoxhead and Kilton, Somerset
|C78/466, no. 8 [49]
|5 June
|Francis Moose and others (named) v George Scarlett and others (named).
|Agreement re regulation of numbers of animals to be kept on the commons of the manor of Burbage, Wilts
|C78/527, no. 19 [50]
|6 June
|John Fotherley v Alice Alden and another (named).
|Lease of manor of Croxley and Snellshall in Watford and Kirkmersworth, Herts.
|C78/478, no. 22 [51]
|7 June
|William Hobson v Thomas Bartlett and others (one named).
|Debts payable from testamentary settlement of lands in Bedford, Beds and Uxbridge, Middx by will of William Goodale
|C78/522, no. 9 [52]
|9 June
|Robert Parker v Francis Blake
|Dower rights in marriage settlement.
|C78/398, no. 22 [53]
|12 June
|Robert Thompson v John Tucker.
|Testamentary trust settlement of messuage in Lenham and lands in Boughton Maleherke, Otterden and Bardfield, Kent
|C78/549, no. 18 [54]
|13 June
|William Patrick v Anne Antrobus and others (named)
|Administration of estate of Richard Patrick — consisting of lands in Davenham, Cheshire
|C78/482, no. 25 [55]
|13 June
|Walter Garfoote v Thomas Jaggard.
|Leases of brewhouse, limehouse and lands in Alborough and Farneham, no county given.
|C78/522, no. 8 [56]
|13 June
|George and Jane Booth v Richard Egerton and others (named)
|Portion from trust of lands in Bidley, Chorley, Shocklath, Allerston and Eborston and other lands in Cheshire, Salop, Staffs, Derbys, Yorks and Flints.
|C78/567, no. 3 [57]
|16 June
|Thomas Stowe v Elizabeth Dallison and others (named)
|Lease of inn and houses in Rochester. Kent
|C78/560, no. 24 [58]
|18 June
|Vincent Leare and Anne his wife v Phillip Briscoe and John Briscoe.
|Sale by Phillip to Thomas Carter of a house in School Lane, London.
|C78/557, no. 13 [59]
|20 June
|Ellen Roulston v George Sitwell, Henry Bradley and Francis Childers
|Netherwood Hall, parish of Darfield, Yorkshire. The will of Phillip Roulston.
|C78/536, no. 5 [60]
|21 June
|Anthony Wyard v Robert Pennyng.
|Bonds payable from sale of estate of William Dusgate in Brundish, Suffolk.
|C78/474, no. 1 [61]
|24 June
|John Cotes and others (named) v Robert Wroughton and others (named).
|Mortgage of manor of Burton, Herefordshire.
|C78/549, no. 22 [62]
|2 July
|Edward Trenchard a lunatic by Sir Oliver Luke and others (named) v Phillip Langley
|Bonds and debts.
|C78/522, no. 7 [63]
|3 July
|William Halke v Robert and Francis West
|C78/488, no. 10 [64]
|9 July
|James Temple v Sir Charles Shelley and another (named)
|Wardship of Sir Charles Shelley and administration of his estates
|C78/522, no. 6 [65]
|11 July
|Robert Sothaby v Sir John Mallorie and another (named)
|Debts payable from sale of lands in Bursty, Yorks
|C78/517, no. 21 [66]
|15 July
|Henry Bentley v John Sutcliffe and others (named).
|Profits of trust settlement of lands in Sowerby, Yorks
|C78/517, no. 23 [67]
|16 July
|Thomas Phelps v Stephen Pilchard
|Bonds re mortgage of "George" Inn in West Wickombe, Bucks
|C78/517, no. 24 [68]
|18 July
|Nathaniel Perkins v Henry Hacker.
|Mortgage of unspecified lands.
|C78/399, no. 7 [69]
|25 July
|John Hayes v James Franck the younger.
|Debts payable from manor and advowson of Meshawe, Devon.
|C78/404, no. 2 [70]
|17 Oct
|William Arundell and others (named) v Cecill, Lord Baltimore and others (named)
|Debts payable from trust of manor of Semley, Wilts, Hanley, Thorneton, East Pulham, Sutton Mandevili, Shaston or Shasbury, Dorset
|C78/522, no. 4 [71]
|23 Oct.
|Roger Chope and others (named) v Nicholas Collinge and another (named).
|Bill (Hilary 1649) reciting agreement (1648) to partition and enclose Knowle Park (100 acres) in Chivelstone, Devon, and alleging that the defendants had interrupted the division and seeking confirmation of the agreement.
|C78/466, no. 3 [72]
|23 Oct
|George Hanmer v Robert Hill
|Hiring of ship for voyage to St. Christopher and sale of tobacco.
|C78/500, no. 29 [73]
|23 Oct.
|Dame Jane Denney and others (named) v Jane Smith and others (named).
|Recovery of personal estate of John Smith.
|C78/524, no. 15 [74]
|27 Oct
|Mary Bretton and others (named) v Elizabeth Bretton
|Legacies payable from personal estate of George Bretton
|C78/482, no. 24 [75]
|27 Oct
|Elizabeth Warren v John Warren.
|Title to lands in Sidbury (county not given).
|C78/500, no. 28 [76]
|28 Oct.
|Jonathan Hanmer and others (named) v Samuel and Mary Chappell.
|Title to lands called West Healand (no county given).
|C78/500, no. 27 [77]
|28 Oct
|Sir Thomas Reynell and others (named) v Thompson Stapely and another (named)
|Bill (1 July 1650) alleging that in June 1650 the defendants . entered and destroyed some ancient enclosures (40 years old) claiming that part of their lands had been included in the enclosure. Laleham and Billetts, Middlesex
|C78/522, no. 2 [78]
|29 Oct.
|James Blackley, Mayor (and aldermen, named) of Cambridge v John and Mary Wrougney.
|Money owed to the town by widow of previous town treasurer
|C78/398, no. 19 [79]
|29 Oct
|Dame Mary Thomas and others (named) v Samuel Thomas
|Trust of watermills called St. John of Jerusalem Mills, and waterworks in Horsey Downe in Southwark, Surrey
|C78/523, no. 8 [80]
|30 Oct.
|William Herbert v Anne Herbert and others (named).
|Title to messuage (Hartwell House) in Cardiff, Glam.
|C78/478, no. 21 [81]
|30 Oct.
|Sir Thomas Reynell v Walter Retonicke.
|Bonds and debts of Sir Henry Spiller
|C78/523, no. 12 [82]
|31 Oct
|John and Richard Everard v Edward Clovile, and another (named).
|Receipt of profits from lands in Much Baddowe and Much Waltham, Essex.
|C78/398, no. 20 [83]
|4 Nov.
|Richard Giles v John Loder, Robert Loder and Francis Loder.
|Manor of Wodley, Berkshire: the property of the late Edward Cowles. Dispute over management of the estate.
|C78/557, no. 12 [84]
|7 Nov
|Mary, Viscountess Carlingford v Dame Marie Anstruther and others (named)
|Jointure from manors of Upton, Little Drayton, Elkesley, Bothamsall and Morton, Notts and Rotherham, Yorks
|C78/560, no. 19 [85]
|8 Nov.
|John West and others (named) v Elizabeth Maden and others (named).
|Legacy to use of poor of Chesterfield, Derbys, payable from lands in the town, by will of Francis Heathcott
|C78/517, no. 20 [86]
|15 Nov.
|Richard Hayne v John Whicker, Joseph Hensey, Isaack Hensey, Beniamin Hensey, Christopher Tittery & Peregrine Hensey.
|Salary due for supervision of glassworks and ash-houses in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
|C78/522, no. 5 [87]
|19 Nov.
|William Barnes v Robert and George Wright
|Purchase money for lands in Fosham, Yorks.
|C78/552, no. 9 [88]
|19 Nov.
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text: The wonderfully quirky works of the painter Scott Daniel Ellison are showing at the ClampArt gallery in New York City. The paintings are weird, dark, mercurial, humorous, a little scary, and a lot awesome. I hadn't heard of the artist before now, so I have been browsing the internet for his work and I'm a fan! Do click through to the gallery at the bottom of the post to see more works from the exhibition online.Continue Reading


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Over his prolific century on this planet, Irving Berlin composed many memorable songs, including the best-selling record in history.
That would be "White Christmas," introduced by Bing Crosby in the 1942 movie "Holiday Inn" and identified with the crooner for the rest of his career, most notably in Crosby's 1954 flick "White Christmas," which now, after all these years, has become a Broadway musical.
The touring version of that show, now in residence at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, is a sumptuous holiday treat, reconfiguring the movie plot and adding a few show-stopping surprises. We may not have a white Christmas in Orange County, but we have one in abundance at the center, including the climactic snowfall, shared with the orchestra section of the audience.
The vintage Crosby-Danny Kaye movie has been given a shot of adrenaline by director Norb Joerder and choreographer Randy Skinner, whose precision-packed toe-tapping chorus line reaps hearty applause in its specialty segments. Even the borrowed "Blue Skies" (from the 1946 Crosby film of that title) is transformed into a huge production number that closes the first act.
"White Christmas" focuses on a former Army captain (Stephen R. Buntrock) and his ex-private sidekick (David Elder), now a successful song and dance act, who find themselves in a snowless Vermont at the height of the skiing season.
They've been rerouted from Florida by Elder and a pair of singing sisters (Stefanie Morse in the Rosemary Clooney role and Shannon M. O'Bryan, from the Broadway cast, in the light-footed part created by Vera-Ellen).
And who should be in command at the inn but their old general (Joseph Costa), who's still demanding spit-and-polish performance from his underlings. Make that one underling – Ruth Williamson as the Mary Wickes character, whose duties have been delightfully expanded. She cracks wise like Eve Arden and sings like Ethel Merman.
The smooth reserve of Buntrock plays nicely against the more manic, girl-hungry Elder as they plan a barnyard show to get the old man out of debt. Morse starts out a bit ditzy, but settles into her mother hen character, while O'Bryan is a standout with her sunny personality and flying feet.
Another special treat is 11-year old Caroline Farley as the general's precocious granddaughter, who emerges as a super-cute show stopper. This young lady (who shares the role with Maria Knasel) is destined for stardom.
Don't expect the general's old unit to show up en mass and in uniform. That's your job, the audience, in a clever, cost-saving measure. It's just the two leads and their buddy Don Rey, who is everywhere in this show, who helm the climactic segment.
This production reaches deep into the Berlin songbook to add more of his recognizable classics to the score – including a snippet of "There's No Business Like Show Business," dashed off by Williamson's well-crafted character. "How Deep is the Ocean" and "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm" find their way onto the stage as well.
Plot elements remain largely intact, save for the reason behind the lovers' obligatory breakup, brought into the 21st century by adapters David Ives and Paul Blake. Those who remember the movie fondly will make the connection easily.
If you're dreaming of a "White Christmas," this delightfully fast-paced and funny frolic will make those wishes come true.
TOM TITUS covers the local theater scene for the Daily Pilot.
If You Go
What: Irving Berlin's "White Christmas"
Where: Segerstrom Center for the Arts, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa
When: At 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 2 and 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and at 1 and 6:30 p.m. on Sundays until Jan. 1 (no performances on Christmas Day but there will be a special staging at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 26)
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California Department of Transportation
February 8, 2011
District: 12 – Orange County
Tracey Lavelle
Phone: (949) 724-2031
Irvine – Caltrans today announced it has completed a project that repaved 12 miles of State Route 73 in Orange County. The $7.2 million project was funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act).
Caltrans used 80,000 tons of rubberized asphalt concrete (recycled tires) to pave both sides of SR-73 from Interstate 5 to the Ford Road undercrossing. An estimated 300,000 recycled tires were utilized, keeping them out of California landfills. The new roadway surface is expected to last a decade, even though up to 70,000 vehicles travel daily on SR-73 in the cities of Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo, Laguna Beach, and Irvine.
"This project is a solid investment in Orange County's infrastructure, and it demonstrates Caltrans' strong commitment to protecting the environment through innovative methods like using recycled tires to pave highways," said Caltrans Director Cindy McKim.
The work also included applying new paint and installing pavement markers to help motorists easily identify lane boundaries, replacing the striping at pedestrian crosswalks near freeway ramps, and installing new electronic sensors under the freeway that are used to alert drivers when traffic is flowing smoothly or is congested. Caltrans collects data from the sensors and posts estimated travel times to various locations on electronic highway message signs.
California has obligated nearly $2.6 billion in Recovery Act funding to nearly 1,000 highway, local street, and job training transportation projects statewide. For more information on the Recovery Act visit: http://recovery.ca.gov/
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Carrie Underwood Fans Defend Her After Demi Lovato Makes Jab on 'The X Factor'
Carrie Underwood fans are a loyal and vocal bunch. Care Bears leapt to the singer's defense immediately after 'X Factor' judge, singer and actress Demi Lovato made a somewhat innocuous comment to a contestant on the reality singing show that was interpreted as a diss of Underwood.
Aspiring country singer Rachel Potter sang Heart's rock power ballad 'Alone' on the show on Wednesday (Nov. 13), explaining that she chose that song because Underwood had performed it prior.
Lovato, likely trying to give Potter support and a vote of confidence, told her, "No, you would do better than Carrie Underwood," and that's when the floodgates opened, with many of the country star's fans giving their opinions on Twitter.
Underwood loyalists defended the singer, who is currently knee-deep in rehearsals for 'The Sound of Music Live!,' with one particularly miffed fan posting: "Hey Demi, Carrie Underwood would wipe the floor with every person on this show. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. #XFactor."
Ouch! Another fan used numerical stats and lobbed a zinger at Lovato, tweeting that no one heard her comment since 'X Factor' ratings have been hanging out in the basement all season. It's like a take on that old saying -- if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it still make a sound?
Well, Lovato's comments made enough of a sound to go viral on Twitter.
While her words weren't a nasty insult toward Carrie Underwood, the country star's fans still felt the need to set Lovato straight. That's the kind of loyalty and support Underwood has earned.
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Monday, 12 March 2012
Garden Plans - Update
I still feel regret at the end of an era but that is unsurprising as I don't really like making decisions or change.
But you should see the effect focusing on our own garden has had!
We cleared the lawn and chopped back all the climbing plants from our garden and those clambering over the fence from next door, we gradually got rid of all the rubbish and junk that had accumulated and the children were very helpful digging big holes to sit in............
Our fabulous next door neighbour Malcolm rebuilt our greenhouse which was falling down, put up a screen for the bins and built decking to cover the drains, then created kits for us to build our own raised beds - complete with illustrated instructions IKEA-style!
Mr Locket then spent the entire day on Saturday painting the fences, sheds and walls while the children and I spent the day with my mum and dad while our friend Stuart very kindly re-wired our downstairs electrics.
Then on Sunday the whole family worked really hard painting
and building the raised beds
and transporting gravel from the drive to the garden in every available vessel they could find
as well as dressing themselves up in the weed-membrane and putting on a fashion show!
to this
and this
to this
I am ashamed that it had got so bad but I am totally delighted with how it looks now and how it is going to look once we have vegetables and flowers growing. Everyone else is really pleased too and as we walked to school this morning Fred was telling me how nice our garden was and how he was going to tell his friends.
Now I need to get digging and start sowing my seeds - and I think I will have 3 quite eager little helpers which will be fantastic. It's like the old days when we all used to be enthusiastic about the allotment but on a much more manageable scale.
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- quinn said...
That is a fantastic transformation! Congrats to your entire team of makeover artists :) Looking forward to seeing the progress of the lovely new beds. (A bit icy here, yet. I am gardening vicarously.)
Oh, and would Malcolm care to move next-door to me for a while???
- 12 March 2012 at 14:30
- periwinkle said...
Yeah, way to go Locket family and friends it looks totally awesome. I don't like 'ending' things either but it seems to me like you have most definitely made the right choice and I think because it is right outside your window you'll feel more inclined to keep on top of it :-) x
- 12 March 2012 at 14:36
Well move over GroundForce team cos the Lockets have arrived! Wow - what a transformation! It looks fantastic. How much fun did you lot have doing that?!? Lots it would seem :-)
The colour is lovely and the gravel really makes the colour stand out. I know it must have been lots of hard work but totally worth it - you even have a swing seat for doing your knitting. Bet you are grinning from ear to ear.
Well done to all of the young lockets (can't call them little as they are all getting so tall!) and to hubby locket too. What a great team effort.
I hope emptying out your allotment sheds don't cause you too much angst - just keep picturing your pretty little garden and how it's going to look with strawberries and flowers (and all of the other goodness you are going to fill it with).
- 12 March 2012 at 19:14
- trash said...
That is a very impressive change Locket. We are kickstarting our own garden reclamiation down here. Rotovator comes this week.
- 12 March 2012 at 20:07
- rachelmp said...
Looks fantastic and very inspiring. well done!
- 12 March 2012 at 21:58
- Ali said...
Oh Lucy - it looks FANTASTIC!!!! Talk about a makeover. You are going to enjoy your garden so much. You make me want to dig up all my lawn and build more raised beds.
- 12 March 2012 at 23:06
- sandra said...
Well done locketts, it looks great.
- 13 March 2012 at 00:13
- Thimbleanna said...
Wow Lucy - what an awesome renovation! It looks like there was a lot of hard work. And OhMyGosh! Look how Daisy has grown! Is she taller than Dot now???
- 13 March 2012 at 03:01
- silverpebble said...
Good grief that's the best before and after ever Locket! You must all be so excited! Very very stylish weed membrane shift dresses by the way. Lockets, you are a bunch of marvels (oh and Malcolm too).
- 13 March 2012 at 08:45
- Sew Create It - Jane said...
Ground Force eat your heart out! You've done an amazing job and will be no doubt growing all kinds of wonderful things... Seems like a much better idea than an allotment because it is literally on your door step! Enjoy it!
- 13 March 2012 at 10:46
- julie said...
wooo hooo, it looks amazing! I'm so impressed with all that you've got done so far, it's a huge and wonderfully gorgeous transformation. How lovely that it's got everyone feeling inspired too. I want to pop round and share a cuppa with you on your lovely swing seat and chat about knitting and vegetables, shame you're up the other end of the country! So pleased for you xxx
- 13 March 2012 at 14:59
- Twiggy said...
That looks great,well done Team Locket, by the way can I borrow your lovely neighbour please :)
Twiggy x
- 14 March 2012 at 17:30
- Gina said...
It looks fabulous Lucy.
- 14 March 2012 at 22:05
- Helen said...
Fabulous Lucy, well done!!
- 16 March 2012 at 07:43
- Magic Bean said...
Hello there. Your garden looks A.MA.ZING. Amazing. Wow. Am in discussions with BigBean about painting our shed that same colour. He prefers the creosote brown look... Ax
- 17 March 2012 at 10:00
- dottycookie said...
You've worked miracles already - and you've inspired us to finally make the same decision as you have. We've had the first fine weekend in ages and the last place I want to be is on the allotment, while I feel a great desire to sort out our house and garden and have spent all day doing just that. We've even earmarked our one sunny bed for veggie growing - a potager is what we need I think, veggies and flowers! So, we'll collect our tools and hand back the keys and let some other person have the plot - apparently there's now a waiting list for ours to so this is it ...
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I was looking at a web site by Hitachi Global concerning "Advanced Research – Electron phase microscopy" today. They have a neat movie based on the diagram of an electron microscope which you can find here:
(link to diagram) http://www.hitachi.com/rd/research/em/doubleslit-f1.html
These pictures are theirs and are copyrighted by them so all that can be done is show you the link.
Here is a link to their video of the results of a 30 minute run (sped up to just a minute or two):
They send electrons one at a time from the source, about 10 per second. Those that make it around the rod are detected and displayed on a monitor.
After about 20 minutes, clear interference patterns develop on the monitor as shown in their video.
The electrons are accelerated through 50,000 volts, and achieve velocities about 40% of the speed of light.
These electrons appear to be passing simultaneously around the barrier and interfering with themselves. Either that or they have some sort of lingering effect due to ctime as I posted in a recent article. I have a new thought:
Virtual Particles
I believe that there is one obvious answer to such a weird quantum effect – virtual particles. Photons and any particle achieving significant relativistic effects, such as high speed electrons, atoms, molecules, bucky balls, cats, and anything that can be raised to near the speed of light can also produce companion virtual particles – virtual photons, electrons, etc. when their flight paths are significantly disturbed. (Well maybe not cats, but who knows?)
We are getting into new theory here with a new thought experiment! If an electron such as those in an electron microscope is accelerated to a high enough speed is then jostled by close encounter with a small barrier, it will generate an identical virtual electron on the other side of the barrier. This applies to any particle raised to relativistic speeds. If the other side of the barrier is closed off by a detector, then the virtual particle disappears without effect on either the detector or the original electron, being absorbed by the barrier along with the original electron. If the barrier is open, however, it recombines with the electron after passing around the barrier to produce an interference with itself during the recombination process.
It is similar in effect to the process described in my Quantum Weirdness – Part 2 Double Slit Weirdness post whereby the photon melds around a slit. Perhaps it is not a meld but a virtual photon recombination – the effect would be the same.
A photon, or any relativistic electron, or other particle jostled by the fields around atoms in a close encounter with the edges of a slit or other barrier would generate a virtual photon, electron or particle that would appear on the other side of the offending barrier and then recombine at a point downstream to cause an interference. Barriers that block the other side would kill the virtual particle. A particle that did not exist long enough to recombine with its generating particle would die without causing any effect on the offending detector or barrier. Only particles that come close enough to be jostled by the fields of the barrier atoms would generate virtual particles on the other side. Others not close enough to the barrier to be jostled by it would not create the virtual particles.
It is my thought that where there is such jostling, both the particle and its virtual particle might die in the edge of the barrier if one or the other side were not open, and only those electrons that are far enough from the barrier to not create a virtual pair would continue through the open port to the screen, and thus not show any interference pattern.
Only if both sides are open would a virtual pair survive a close encounter with a barrier and then be attracted together to recombine on a path toward a pattern maximum. Scattering around the maximum would be a result of random spacing of near misses and pure chance.
It is another thought that if an electron is buffeted by a barrier and survives the trip but its virtual electron is lost in the material of the barrier, the electron that survives will still be affected by the virtual particle at the point of its destruction, perhaps its phase or displacement or both. It just won't show an interference pattern, but it would show some effect of the structure of the barrier material at the point the virtual particle is destroyed, making it possible to "see" the structure of the material within the barrier itself. Maybe that is just a description of how an electron phase microscope actually works. The phase is changed by the destruction of the virtual electron and that change depends on the structure at the point the virtual electron lands.
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Shortly after blanking Stanford, the men's squash team did the same to Denison. The Elis defeated the Big Red 9-0 at the Brady Squash Center as part of the Yale Round Robin held this weekend.
Julian Illingworth provided the most exciting match, beating Denison's Javier Castilla in a five-game match by the score of 9-2, 9-7, 7-9, 1-9, 9-3. In the number two match, Gavin Cumberbatch was a winner in three sets, 9-7, 9-2, 9-2.
Nick Chirls was the only other Bulldog besides Illinworth to drop a game, but still defeated his Denison opponent 9-7, 9-3, 5-9, 9-0, while William Rees was victorious in the No. 4 position by a 9-4, 9-2, 9-1 score.
Andrew Vinci, Ryan Byrnes, and Terence Li all defeated their opponents handily in the Nos. 5 through 7 slots, while Chris Wyant, AJ McCrery, and Brad Hathaway cruised to easy wins to round out the top 10.
The Bulldogs will return to action tomorrow morning as the Round Robin continues with play against Rochester, Wesleyan, Colby, and Dartmouth.
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Hi Mark,
I have spoken with the technical support manager in my area,
The manager said that he can't find any MIGR-75087 document, as well my model might never been imported to Israel so that's the reason they don't know anything about the GPU problem with those t61 machines.
Anyway he told me to ask "Lenovo USA" to contact him regarding it. I'll really appreciate it if you help to show him that document, his name is Sachar Cohen. I don't know why he can't solve this on his own, but I really need your help here. Calling support in USA can take a lot of time and money; till someone will help me there (international calls issue).
Thanks Mark,
Tal Savyon
I got my computer back yesterday from repairs and it works beautifully!
Even though the phone support didn't work at first it's really reassuring to know that there's other avenues to get help from. This forum was a great not only because of the information already available but also because there's people from lenovo paying attention. And that last thing is not something that happens in many companies.
The whole process was surprisingly painless and I'm really happy.
Seems like the real problem is with Solectron/Flextronics, the service depot Lenovo uses. Everyone I've talked to from Lenovo/IBM has been pretty helpful, especially Mark. The depot though is horrible, and it's a shame that Lenovo/IBM's good name and products have to be marred by the terrible third-party repair service.
Hold on! I am having this problem with my ThinkPad (purchased 4Q 2007, 1 yr. warranty). Couple of forced shut-downs, blue screens, report of a bad video driver, and finally no image at all on the screen ... or on an attached monitor. I just called Lenovo technical support, reported the problem and told them about this service tip. No Help. The technician said my system didn't qualify. He asked for a description of what the screen was doing, and based on my description said it wasn't the same problem. I told him that it was curious that I have a machine with the faulty Nvidia card and a failed display, and that didn't qualify for the repair. Is there another avenue I can go through technical support, to someone at Lenovo who will honor the repair??
I'm not sure what to advise on this. Honestly, the symptoms you have don't match the particular symptoms - yes, you now have a black screen, and the prior symptoms seem to point toward a video subsystem that was on the way out. I would agree with the support tech on this one.
The tip referenced provides specific coverage for a particular set of symptoms on specific systems and is not intended to broadly extend the warranty to cover any and all video failures.
There are always going to be points of failure in a system and we cover those under the warranty terms, and through extended warranties and maintenance agreements (if purchased) by the customer. I want to be very clear on this, so that this discussion does not create a perception that Lenovo is providing open ended coverage for any video defect beyond warranty.
That said, look for a private message from me later today... let's exchange some more specifics and see if I might have some other recomendations for you.
Best regards,
Add me as another owner of a non-working T61p. Same thing happened: Laptop was ok the day before, then yesterday one long beep and 2 short beeps, then it doesn't work- no start-up, nothing. Checked all over the internet and found this forum. Luckily I checked my receipts and found out I'm still under warranty. Laptop purchased Sept 07. Just called Lenovo support; told my problem, he asked if I tried to use an external monitor, I said no. Short pause and then he said they will send a box in. Here's hoping they can fix my laptop.
Hi Mark,
I am a Chinese student. I purchased a 6459CTO T61p Dec 07 in US when i studied there. Since CTO laptops does not get worldwide warranty I only purchased 1 year warranty with the laptop. I went back to China sometime later and my laptop just dead just 5 hours ago, exactly experiencing the symptom you described in the thread.
I hope to get your suggestions on: (1) do i qualify a free fix on my T61p? if so, should i contact local service of lenovo or contact lenovo US? (2) is it possible if i ship my laptop to lenovo US and get it back in China? if not, is it possible if i ship my laptop to lenovo US and get it back from some of my friends who live in US whose address lenovo US can send it to?
Called lenovo China and they said they never heard of this issue and asked me to contact lenovo US since it is out of warranty.
My T61p is 6459CTO.
Just would like to give my thanks to both Mark and Cleo for the assistance they have provided in resolving the issue with my T61p.
I have a T61p bought through ebay in the US, and I am currently living in the Philippines. Having read the entire thread, I decided to call the local Lenovo technical support here in the Philippines. As suggested, I provided the document ID to the local technical support and they promised to read the document and would contact me soon. By the end of the day the local support contacted me and said that they have found the said document and have generated a case number and endorsed it to the Lencare team based in Malaysia. Four days have passed and the local support in the Philippines haven't received any feedbacks from the Lencare team based in Malaysia. Since I would need my laptop soon for my work, I decided to ask the help of Mark through the forum. After two days, I received a call from the local technical support in the Philippines and I was told that they have just received a feedback from Malaysia and that they would send a technician soon to change the planar of my T61p. Yesterday, a technician visited me and replace the planar card of my laptop.
Again, thanks guys for the assistance.


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In the quest for more dynamic content, web server technologies have flourished. One particular solution to provide this dynamic content is Java Servlet technology. As a replacement to the traditional CGI script approach, servlets give developers a powerful tool to create web enabled applications. Not only does the servlet solution give developers the ease of using the Java language, it is also offers a more effecient solution in terms of CPU power.
A variety of servlet engines have been implemented to take advantage of this rapidly maturing technology. However, in the majority of these products, the sheer price of the commercial servlet engines puts this technology out of the hands of developers without the cash to front for these products.
Enter Apache, the internet's most popular web server. The Apache group has already proven the ability of open source to produce high quality, mission critical software. The Apache-Jserv project is an open-source implementation of Suns' servlet specification. For those of you that want to hack on this stuff at home on your linux box, to those that want to deploy servlet technology for business critical applications, Apache Jserv delivers an easily accessible, robust solution.
Some of the benefits of servlets over CGI include:
- Faster than CGI scripts. Since the servlets are kept in memory, each request handled by a servlet doesn't have to fork a new process as is the case with traditional CGI scripts.
- The ability to leverage all of the advantages of the Java programming language, including platform independence.
- The ability to use a variety of API's available to the Java platform.
- Session Management (Persistence)
This introductory article to servlets will review how a servlet works, and also go into detail explaining an example servlet demonstrating how one might leverage JDBC and sessions with servlets.{mospagebreak title=How the servlet class works}
Because servlets are kept loaded in the servlet engine's JVM, each incoming request does not need to instantiate a new servlet class. Once the servlet environment is initialized, the servlet is then loaded and the servlet's service() method handles requests. However, you should be aware that more than one instance of your servlet can be loaded in the JVM, depending on the server load and the configuration of your servlet engine.
Each servlet must either directly or indirectly implement the javax.servlet.Servlet interface. Typically, it is most convenient to extend the javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet class and override the doGet() and/or doPost() methods. The servlet API also allows for handling other types of HTTP 1.1 requests, like DELETE, PUT, TRACE, and OPTIONS. Since these types of HTTP 1.1 requests are uncommonly used, most developers will be interested in the doGet() and doPost() methods.
Two important classes your should know about are HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse.
The HttpServletRequest object contains methods which let you inspect it and find information on the request type. In PERL CGI's, a lot of these variables are found in the %ENV associative array; things like METHOD (getMethod()), REMOTE_ADDR (getRemoteAddr), CONTENT_LENGTH (getContentLength()), etc. Data passed to the servlet in forms is automatically parsed from the QUERY_STRING or what's received from a POST request. These form variables are accessed by the getParameter(String name) method, where the name is the name of the variable set in the HTML form.
The HttpServletResponse's most popular method would probably be its getWriter() method. This returns a PrintWriter to which you can println() output. If you servlet is going to be returning binary data, like a dynamically created gif or jpg, you would then need to use getOutputStrem() instead.
Servlet Lifecycle
- init()
When the servlet is first requested, it is loaded by the servlet implementation's classloader and the servlet's init() is called. This is where you initialize expensive resources, like database connections, for example.
- service()
Once the servlet's init() method is finished executing, the servlet is now in a 'ready' state, waiting to handle requests. Once a request comes in to which the servlet is mapped to service, the service() method is executed.
Depending on the HTTP 1.1 request type (typically GET or POST), the service() method then passes the request on to the doGet() method if it is a GET request, or the doPost() method if it is a POST request. Usually POST requests are used for submitting data, while GET requests are for retrieving data.
- destroy()
Servlet engines are not required to keep the servlets in memory. If they should decide to unload a servlet to conserve resources or for what ever other reason, the servlet's destroy() method will be called. This allows the servlet to do things like save its current state and release resources before being unloaded.
Quick Example
Here's a quick example of how a simple servlet works (Hello.java).
import javax.servlet.http.*; import javax.servlet.*; import java.io.*; public class Hello extends HttpServlet { public void doGet (HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { // get an PrintWriter from the response object PrintWriter out = response.getWriter(); // prepare the response's content type response.setContentType("text/html"); // get the IP address of the client String remoteAddress = request.getRemoteAddr(); // print to the output stream! out.println("Hello there, web surfer from " + remoteAddress + ""); } }
The servlet is invoked when a URL mapped to the servlet ( like http://[domain]/servlet/Hello ) is requested. If it is not already loaded in the JVM, the servlet engine loads the servlet and calls the init() method. Now the servlet is 'ready' to handle requests, and the service( HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse ) method is now called. The service() method inspects the request object, and passes the HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse objects to the appropriate handler method. In this case, this servlet is only equipped to handle GET requests. If a POST or some other HTTP 1.1 request was handled by the servlet, the client browser would get a "<METHOD> not supported by this URL" error message. The servlet finishes executing the doGet() method and then waits for another request to service.{mospagebreak title=Installation}
Setting up Apache Jserv is a fairly involved process, which includes installing serveral different components. The Jserv team already spent some considerable effort on the INSTALL document bundled with the Apache-Jserv package, and is an excellent document to get you started on how to set up your servlet-enabled Apache web server. Furthermore, more installation help is available at the Apache Jserv web site's Instruction and Howto's section. The articles there go over the whole installation process, as well as the issues involved in installing Apache Jserv on *nix systems as well as Windows operating systems. Ari Halberstadt's "Using Apache Jserv 1.0 article is particularly good for installing Apache Jserv.
To help you get started, you may want to download these following components as you're reviewing the INSTALL file.
- The latest version of Apache, http://www.apache.org/dist (as of this writing, it is 1.3.6).
- The Apache Jserv module: http://java.apache.org/jserv/dist
- The Java Servlet SDK version 2.0: http://java.sun.com/products/servlet
Make sure you get the 2.0 version JSDK; Jserv hasn't been patched to work with JSDK 2.1 yet.
- Java – for linux, the Blackdown JDK works well. http://www.blackdown.org
Make sure you download the package that's appropriate for your system (ie architecture and libc libraries). For Win32 systems, you can get java from Sun at http://java.sun.com/j2se
IBM also has a JVM for linux as well, however the license for it expires after 90 days. http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/linuxjvm
As stated previously, one of the big benefits of using Java on the server is the ability to use any of large number of API's available for Java. One of the more common tasks in creating a web-enabled application is to make the html pages driven from a database. The following shows a simple example of a servlet accessing a database via JDBC. The database which my sample servlet will be connecting to is MySQL, a robust open-source database which has gained popularity in web applications because of it's reliability and blazing speed. For this example, you'll also need a JDBC driver for MySQL. One of which can be found at http://www.worldserver.com/mm.mysql/
The following example shows how one might use servlet technology in a simple shopping cart application. The product catalog will be stored in the database. Items placed in the customer's cart will be stored in the HttpSession object.
Setting up the database:
- First, create the database:
$ mysqladmin create testCart
- Create the table and import data.
$ mysql testCart < cart.sql
The ShoppingCart.java class displays a fictional product catalog where the customer can select items to add to their "cart". When the customer is done adding items to their cart, they can click on the "View Your Cart" link and get an itemized list of each product they selected.
The "brains" of the servlet is contained within the doGet() method. The cutomer's shopping cart is represented by a Java Hashtable. The key of the Hashtable is the productID of the item and the value of the Hashtable entry is the quantity of the products desired.
public void doGet (HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { Hashtable cart; PrintWriter out; HttpSession session; out = response.getWriter(); response.setContentType("text/html"); session = request.getSession(true); String id = request.getParameter("id"); String command = request.getParameter("command"); String requestURI = request.getRequestURI(); cart = (Hashtable) session.getValue("cart"); if (cart == null) { cart = new Hashtable(); } out.println("
Shopping Cart
"); try { if (command.equals("add")) { Integer num = (Integer) cart.get(id); if (num == null) { num = new Integer(0); } cart.put(id, new Integer(num.intValue() + 1) ); printCatalog(out, requestURI); } else if (command.equals("viewcart")) { printCart(cart, out, requestURI); } else { printCatalog(out, requestURI); } } catch (NullPointerException e) { printCatalog(out, requestURI); } session.putValue("cart", cart); }
After declaring serveral objects, the the PrintWriter "out" is obtained from the HttpServletResponse's getWriter() method, as described previously. If the servlet were to return a binary file, like a dynamically created GIF or JPEG for example, you would want to use the ServletResponse's getOutputStream() method.
The next line,
initiates a session in the servlet engine where information can be stored to have a persistent state. The customer's shopping cart, represented by the Hashtable, will be stored in the HttpSession object. The boolean parameter passed to the getSession() method tells the servlet engine to start a session if one hasn't already been started. If the parameter passed was 'false', then the servlet would return the already existing session object. Otherwise, the getSession() method will return null.
session = request.getSession(true);
The next two lines demonstrate how to get values passed to your servlet from HTML forms. The getParameter() doesn't differentiate if the form data was passed in a GET request or a POST request. If the form parameter doesn't exist, the method returns null. Alternatively, you can use the ServletRequest's getParameterNames() method to get an Enumeration of parameter names you can iterate through with the getParameter() to get all of the form names and values.
String id = request.getParameter("id"); String command = request.getParameter("command");
Next, the cart is instantiated.
If the Hashtable cannot be retrieved from the session object with the HttpSession.getValue(String key) method, then one is instantiated as a new Hashtable.
cart = session.getValue("cart"); if (cart == null) { cart = new Hashtable(); }
Now comes the logic of the servlet. The default behavior of the servlet is to print display the product catalog. If the customer click's on the "Add to Cart" hyperlink, the command "add" and the product ID of the item is passed to the servlet. The value of the Hashtable entry with the productID as the key is incremented, and the product catalog is again displayed. If the "View your Cart" hyperlink is clicked, then the "viewcart" command is passed to the servlet and the contents of the customer's cart is displayed.
Finally, after products have been added (optionally) to the the cart Hashtable, it is put back into the session object, replacing the old cart.
The product listing and cart content listing is generated dynamically from the database.
In the init() method, the database connection is initialized, and will be available to the servlet for its lifetime. In the JSDK 2.0 specification, the
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException { super.init(config); dbc = null; try { Class.forName("org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver").newInstance(); dbc = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/testCart?" + "user=dbUser&password=userPasswd"); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }
The JDBC methods called in the printCatalog() and printCart() methods are fairly straightforward; we simply create a Statement from the database connection, execute the SQL query, and then iterate through the result set.
try { Statement stmt = dbc.createStatement(); stmt.execute("select * from Products"); ResultSet rs = stmt.getResultSet(); while (rs.next()) { out.println("
"); out.println("" + rs.getString("name") + "
" + rs.getString("description") + "	"); out.println("" + nf.format(rs.getDouble("price")) + "	"); out.println("Add to Cart	"); out.println("
"); } rs.close(); stmt.close(); } catch (SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); }
It is important to remember to free up the resources used in your servlet, as multiple accesses can impact your server quite quickly. In the ShoppingCart.java example statements and result sets are closed after every request, and the database conncection is closed inside the servlet's destroy() method.{mospagebreak title=Future Directions}
At Java One this year, James Gosling announced project Jakarta, an Apache working group working on a 100% Pure Java Servlet and JavaServer Page implementation to be used in the Apache web server. As of this writing, developers are still waiting for the release of Sun's JavaServer Web Development Kit source code. This promises to be an exciting development for Apache Jserv, as future releases can (and hopefully) coincide with the current JSDK specification.
Furthermore, the initial public release of the next version of the Servlet specification, 2.2, is also available. Aside from some relatively minor API changes and improvements, the new specifications introduces two new concepts. First, there is the "Web Application" concept. A web application is all the resources – servlets, jsp pages, images, classes, html pages and other resources that can be bundled – which can be packaged an run in servlet engines from different vendors. The next concept is a natural extension of the "Web Application" idea, the "Web Application Archive." Similar in concept to the jar files, all the resources associated in a web application would be bundled and zipped up in to a single file. Ideally, these ".war" (Web ARchive) could be distributed and easily plugged into servlet compliant web servers, greatly easing the integration process.{mospagebreak title=Links}
There's a great number of resources available on the web.
- Apache
- Servlets
- Java
- Sun: The Source for JavaTM Technology
- Blackdown.org
A popular JVM for Linux.
- Books
- Java
Servlet Programming, Jason Hunter (December 1988)
Though it is starting to become outdated as newer JSDK specifications are released and implemented, this is still a great book for somebody looking to get up to speed on servlets.
- Java
Servlets, Second Edition, Karl Moss (June 1999)
This book has a lot of great examples.
- Java Servlet Programming, Jason Hunter (December 1988)
- Java Server Page Specification
A free 0.91 implementation of Java Server Pages. The original author of this implementation has stopped his involvement in the development.
- GnuJsp.home
However, Paul Siegmann, in true spirit of GNU software, has continued the development at the above link.
- java.serverpages.com
Another resource for JSP technology.
- Java Servlet API Specification
- Using Apache Jserv 1.0, Ari


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This walk is scheduled for April 29, 2007 at Wheaton Regional PArk's Old Ice Arena, just off Georgia Avenue (Route 97) at 11751 Orebaugh Ave, Wheaton MD.
There will be activities and prizes for our top pledge-raisers, doggie games and contests, pet and gift ietms, pet first aid, touch therapy, demonstrations and refreshments!
For more info please visit http://www.mchumane.org
Anyone interested in going? I am going to have a booth set up there for the rescue and a couple dogs!
Edited to change the state.. its in MD not VA!!!


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Sometimes a name can tell you a lot. In the past, I've told you about my enthusiastic support for a New Orleans group, active on Facebook and the Internet, that's called "Hear the Music, Stop the Noise." The title makes a powerful point: That it's possible for a great American city like my hometown to continue having a spectacular and vibrant music scene without assaulting people's eardrums and harming their [...]Read More »
The crisis involving the Bayou Corne sinkhole in Louisiana just doesn't stop. In what's becoming an almost daily headline, the sinkhole grew again, swallowing up more trees and even part of an access road: A 1,500 square-foot section caved in from the edge of a sinkhole in Assumption Parish Tuesday night and pulled down several trees and part of an access road, parish officials said Wednesday. The road was built [...]Read More »
A lot has happened over the last few weeks. In the political world, the presidential race between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney sees a new kerfuffle every few hours. Down here in Louisiana, we've been whacked by Hurricane Isaac, and on the environmental front we're still trying to get BP to pay its fair share for all the havoc it's wreaked in the Gulf. But there's one thing that hasn't [...]Read More »
For the last couple of weeks, we've been consumed with the never-ending fallout from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster. Some 29 months after the explosion that killed 11 people and spewed 5 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, we've seen a hurricane toss BP's oil onto our once pristine beaches all over again. And we've also been fighting it out in the legal arena — to make sure [...]Read More »
In recent months, I've joined with the Louisiana Bucket Brigade and others in calling for the state's Department of Environmental Quality, or DEQ, to be stripped of its powers and for the federal Environmental Protection Administration, or EPA, to take over. This is not an idea that I toss around lightly. Time and time again, Louisiana's DEQ has shown that it's simply unable or unwilling to do its job: Keeping [...]Read More »
You've got to say this about British Petroleum — they have some nerve. For more than two years, we've been reporting about all the lingering fallout from the Deepwater Horizon disaster — the sick and deformed seafood, the dead zones and the depleted oyster beds, the oiled marshlands and the dying dolphins, and the clean-up workers with crippling health issues. But now, after Hurricane Isaac whipped up some of the estimated 1 million [...]Read More »
The last couple of weeks have brought a lot of news – both good and bad – down here to the Gulf Coast. Hurricane Isaac was a double whammy; the storm itself destroyed homes and upended people's lives, but it also stirred up a ton of BP's oil. There's believed to be as much as 1 million barrels of oil still polluting our waters, some 29 months after the Deepwater [...]Read More »
For the last 29 months, I've been chronicling the widespread and still-very-much-ongoing fallout from BP's gross negligence — "a corporate culture of recklessness," as U.S. government lawyers called it — that killed 11 people and spewed an astronomical 5 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Currently, BP, arm in arm with the class action lawyers (Plaintiff's Steering Committee, or PSC) who are set to make 600 million dollars [...]Read More »
BP's $8.7 billion attempt to put the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill behind it continues to come undone. In the latest unraveling of the oil giant's proposed settlement with thousands of Gulf residents and businesses harmed by the offshore disaster, key rig contractor Halliburton has filed court papers (here and here) slamming the deal as unfair and lacking transparency, and urging a judge to reject it. Halliburton's plea to U.S. District Court [...]Read More »


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Hello, I have a newly installed Shower Vent/fan that just currently just exhausts the moisture into my attic.
My Question is, can I link the SHower Vent to an Existing VERTICAL Vent Stack? I'm imagining just cutting the Vent Stack and put in a WYE ABS fitting, connect the Shower to the WYE fitting, and the air/moisture goes out the stack.
Is this to code/legal? Will it work?
The reason I don't want to go Horizontal and put in a new vent tube out of a wall is because I don't have a hammer drill and bit to punch a 3" or 4" hole in my exterior wall.
Do I just bite the bullet and go Horizontal?
In my mind it seems easier to go Vertical using a Vent Stack.
Thanks guys!


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Covered by Techcrunch earlier today, Walmart has launched a trial same-day delivery service in select areas within the United States. Specifically, the service has already rolled out in northern Virginia around Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Minneapolis. In addition, Walmart plans to add the San Jose / San Francisco market by early November. Rather that attempting to fulfill online orders from a distribution center, all same-day orders will be routed through a customer's local store. Assuming the test over the holidays is successful, Walmart could make same-day delivery service standard policy due to the significant amount of Walmart locations around the United States.
Detailed on Walmart's same-day delivery landing page, customers can order a variety of products including computers, televisions, tablets, office equipment, children's toys, video game consoles and sports equipment as well as home goods like appliances, bedding, furniture, kitchen tools, luggage and outdoor grills.
However, the items available to each customer are specifically limited to the items carried at their local store within the Walmart-To-Go program. Pricing of those items is also dependent on the prices listed at the local stores rather than corporate prices viewed through the main online portal. The launch of this new service was based off the results of a survey in which many customers stated they would use the service at least once a month.
In a partnership with UPS, Walmart is charging a flat rate of $10 to deliver an unlimited number of items per order. With the exception of a $45 minimum purchase within the San Jose / San Francisco market, all other test markets do not require a minimum purchase. Orders have to be placed by noon to qualify for same-day delivery. When an order is placed, the customer selects one of three delivery windows with the earliest between 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the latest being 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. If a customer changes their mind about the order after it's been placed, they can simply refuse delivery of the item.


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Checking in on… the MACPosted by Brian Goodman on December 18th, 2010
Alex Varone is the RTC correspondent for the Mid-American Conference.
A Look Back
Is the Mid-American Conference in the midst of a down year? Early returns to this point in the non-conference season indicate that yes, this league is down. Kent State has been the one team to look like a viable NCAA Tournament squad so far, and while contenders such as Ball State and Miami (Ohio) have shown flashes of quality play, the conference's bottom-dwellers (see the Power Rankings below) have been a major disappointment and are dragging down the MAC's overall profile.
For further evidence of the MAC's struggles early on in the 2010-11 season, check out where the conference has landed in Ken Pomeroy's rankings and Conference RPI over the past five seasons:
2006-07: 13th (Pomeroy) / 14th (Conference RPI)
2007-08: 12th / 12th
2008-09: 18th / 21st
2009-10: 16th / 16th
2010-11: 19th / 19th (to date)
For context, in the 2008-09 season, only two MAC teams ended up with 20-win seasons, led by Akron's 23-13 (10-6) mark which landed the Zips into the NCAA Tournament as a one-and-done No. 13 seed.
Star Watch (All advanced metric stats courtesy of Ken Pomeroy)
A quick glance at the national stats leaderboard reveals that Northern Illinois's senior guard Xavier Silas is currently leading the nation in scoring at 28.3 points per game. Silas has been brilliant all season, but his performance in a two-point win over Illinois-Chicago was particularly memorable. Coming off his third 34-point game of the season in what was a two-point loss at DePaul, Silas converted 22 of 24 free throw attempts en route to a 40-point outburst. What is perhaps most impressive about Silas is that he isn't your typical high-volume scorer who accumulates points by taking a ton of shots. Silas is shooting 56.3% from the field, and ranks 21st nationally in effective field goal percentage, and 8th nationally in true shooting percentage.
I've briefly mentioned the solid contributions of Ball State's junior forward Jarrod Jones in these parts before, who has quietly become of the MAC's top forwards. So far this season, Jones has recorded five double-doubles and has improved his scoring and rebounding per game averages from 12.2 to 14.6 and 7.4 to 9.4, respectively. Jones does his best work on the defensive glass, where he is 9th in the nation in defensive rebounding rate.
Power Rankings (Last week's ranking in parentheses)
1. Kent State (1) 8-3 – So what, if anything, did we learn about Kent State in its two recent losses at UAB and at Florida? Mostly that the Golden Flashes are not quite ready to compete with that level of competition on the road. The most important thing to happen to Kent State over the past week, however, was the five-point win over South Florida that followed those two losses. South Florida was a beatable foe despite being a Big East squad, but that win served as Kent State's biggest win to date.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 21 vs. Youngstown State, Dec. 28 at Morehead State, Dec. 31 vs. James Madison
2. Ball State (5) 5-3 2-0 – The quality of Ball State's five overall wins don't reveal much about the strength of this team. Two of the five wins have come over Eastern Illinois (once at home and once on the road), and there are also victories over Indiana State, Southern Utah, and DePaul, which is arguably the worst BCS conference team in the country. The upcoming schedule should provide more of the same, with a date at Valparaiso on December 28 the Cardinals' best chance to pick up a decent win before conference play commences.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 21 vs. Mount St. Joseph (non D-I), Dec. 28 at Valparaiso, Dec. 31 vs. North Carolina A&T
3. Buffalo (6) 6-3 – The Bulls' nice start to the season continued with a pair of double-digit home victories over Niagara and Wisconsin-Green Bay. The nightly double-digit scoring and all-around efforts of the guard duo of Byron Mulkey and Zach Filzen has been the key to Buffalo's success, but the Bulls are at their best when they get balanced scoring and contributions from guys like forward Jawaan Alston (16 points against Niagara) and forward Javon McCrea (13 points, 12 rebounds, and 5 blocks against Green Bay).
A Look Ahead: Dec. 30 vs. BYU
4. Miami (Ohio) (4) 5-5 – In its latest non-conference test, Miami (Ohio) briefly had a second-half lead at Dayton, but couldn't overcome 20 turnovers and poor three-point shooting night in what was an eventual double-digit defeat. After a gimme win over Saginaw Valley St., the RedHawks overcame a nine-point deficit in the final five minutes at home against Troy, and finished the game on a 18-2 run to pick up the seven-point win. The road doesn't get any easier for Miami (Ohio), with a couple of tough games looming, including a home contest against still-undefeated Cincinnati on December 21.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 at Wright State, Dec. 21 vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 30 at Belmont
5. Ohio (3) 6-4 – The up-and-down mystery that is the 2010-11 Ohio basketball team continues, as the Bobcats lost home contests to Marshall and IUPUI, won at Illinois State, and defeated St. Francis (PA) in what was probably the team's most complete and balanced performance of the season. After D.J. Coooper's 1-9, four-point performance in the loss at IUPUI, six Bobcats scored in double-figures in the 29-point blowout of St. Francis (PA). That type of balance had previously been non-existent for the defending MAC champions.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 at St. Bonaventure, Dec. 22 vs. Temple, Dec. 30 vs. Norfolk St.
6. Akron (2) 4-4 – The Zips wrapped up a difficult four game road trip with a pair of losses against Temple and Minnesota. Akron was never a factor in the loss to Temple, falling behind by as much as 40 points, and hitting on fewer than 30% of its field goals. Against nationally ranked Minnesota, Akron put forth a much better effort, leading the Golden Gophers by five at halftime before eventually losing by eight. A big problem thus far for Akron has been a lack of rebounding; the Zips currently rank 336th out of 345 teams in offensive rebounding percentage.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 vs. Bethune Cookman, Dec. 21 vs. Arkansas Little Rock (neutral), Dec. 22 vs. Stetson (neutral), Dec. 23 at Miami, Dec. 29 vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff
7. Western Michigan (8) 4-4 – Credit to the Broncos, who have a three-game win streak going, albeit against the likes of non D-I school Alma, followed by a pair of two-point wins over Detroit and Georgia State. One thing we know about this Western Michigan team is that no one player does it all, with all five starters averaging between 12.1 and 8.1 points per game, and 5.1 to 4.1 rebounds per game.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 vs. South Dakota St., Dec. 21 vs. Troy (neutral), Dec. 22 at Utah State, Dec. 23 at Idaho St., Dec. 31 vs. Eastern Illinois
8. Northern Illinois (9) 3-4 – The offensive exploits of Xavier Silas, as mentioned above, have done a nice job in covering up many of the Huskies' other flaws, namely a lack of any other scoring punch and one of the nation's worst defenses. No other player averages over eight points per game, and in the two-point win over Illinois-Chicago, Silas scored 40 of Northern Illinois's 80 points, while no one else had more than eight. Defensively, Northern Illinois is in the bottom ten nationally in adjusted defensive efficiency, and in the bottom third nationally in the defensive "Four Factors" stats.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 at Temple, Dec. 22 at Southern Illinois, Dec. 27 at Missouri, Dec. 31 vs. Utah Valley
9. Central Michigan (7) 2-7 – Through the first quarter of the season, there may not be a more inconsistent team in the MAC than Ohio, but up to this point, the most disappointing team in this conference has been Central Michigan. Expectations were high coming into this season for the back-to-back West Division champs, but the Chippewas surprisingly haven't been a particularly good offensive club, and have also struggled in close games, with six of their seven losses by three possessions or less.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 vs. Detroit, Dec. 20 vs. South Dakota St., Dec. 22 vs. Cornerstone (non D-I), Dec. 30 at UNLV
10. Bowling Green (11) 2-8 – If you're looking for an explanation for Bowling Green's recent seven-game losing streak that was just snapped with a home victory over Florida International, it's simple: the Falcons don't score efficiently, and more to the point, they are a dreadful shooting team. As a team, the Falcons shoot 36.6% from the field, one of the worst percentages in the country, and even with playing at an average to above-average pace, Bowling Green has not scored more than 62 points in any of its eight losses this season.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Dec. 22 vs. Manhattan, Dec. 30 vs. Texas San Antonio
11. Toledo (12) 1-9 – Congratulations to Toledo for picking up its first win of the season in a three-point overtime victory over Valparaiso, and for finally escaping the Power Rankings basement (for now). Even with the single victory, Toledo is still one of the nation's worst teams by nearly every advanced statistical metric, but first-year coach Ted Kowalczyk has the second-most inexperienced team in the country (ahead of only Nevada) fighting hard every game, which should lead to a few more victories.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 18 vs. Florida Gulf Coast, Dec. 21 vs. Indiana Northwest (non D-I), Dec. 30 at UNC Wilmington
12. Eastern Michigan (10) 1-8 – Eastern Michigan settles into the bottom of these rankings with Toledo's victory, and by virtue of being the only Mid-American Conference team without a win over a Division-I opponent. The Eagles have been unfortunate in close games thus far, with five of their last six losses having been by six points or less, including an overtime loss to Detroit in their last game. But much like Northern Illinois with Xavier Silas, Eastern Michigan is single-handedly relying on Brandon Bowdry, who averages more than 13 points and five rebounds per game more than any other Eagle.
A Look Ahead: Dec. 20 vs. Valparaiso (neutral), Dec. 31 at Samford