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Sometimes (yes it does happen), you need to install the JDK from SUN automatically (without having to answer yes/no to the license). Why? For example in a Kick Start script to auto-install the JDK.
And so to do this, here a bash & perl script for this exact purpose. This script works only with the .bin install package that you download from SUN's website.
#!/bin/bash jdkBinFile=$1 echo $1 # just spew out the agreement perl -p -i -e 's/^more/cat/g' $1 # set the 'agreed' value for jdk 1.5 perl -p -i -e 's/\s+agreed=$/agreed=1/g' $1 # set the agree value for jdk 1.6 perl -p -i -e 's/`agree`/yes/g' $1 # do not call the register_jdk method perl -p -i -e 's/\s+register_JDK/#register_JDK/g' $1 # and now run the installation bash $1
How to
Create a new script file called
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Sean Penn likes to occasionally take a break from movie-making to jump in the middle of a natural disaster -- who can forget his shotgun-toting adventures in New Orleans in the days after Hurricane Katrina -- but it looks like the austere actor may actually be doing some good down in Haiti.
Penn and his daughter drove an hour and a half to rescue an injured woman and child trapped in rubble near Port-au-Prince yesterday, according to TMZ.
Penn and daughter Dylan helped pull the woman and child out of a building that had collapsed, possibly from an aftershock, then loaded them into his pickup truck and drove them to the University of Miami's makeshift hospital near the Port-au-Prince airport.
The child, an orphan, was suffering from head injuries, and the woman had injuries to her legs.
Since neither had anywhere to stay, Penn waited for the UM doctors to get treatment then brought them back to his place in Haiti.
Penn, 49, helped start the Jenkins-Penn Haitian Relief Organization in the aftermath of the devastating quake, and spent three weeks in the country helping survivors.


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10 Highest-Paying Blue-Collar Jobs
Tisa Silver, Investopedia
Who says hard work doesn't pay? These 10 blue-collar jobs show that the color of your collar doesn't necessarily dictate the level of your income.
What Does it Mean to be a Blue-Collar Worker?
Blue-collar jobs are typically classified as involving manual labor and compensation by an hourly wage. Some fields that fall into this category include construction, manufacturing, maintenance and mining.
What it Does Not Mean?
Do not mistake blue-collar jobs for easy to land, easy to keep or low-paying ones. Although some blue-collar jobs do not require a four-year degree, many of them require additional education by way of specialized training, a certification or an apprenticeship.
There are several blue-collar jobs that offer competitive packages, relative to their white-collar counterparts.
Elevator installers and repairers sit atop the list with an average hourly wage of $42.08. This hands-on occupation involves many tasks, including assembly, testing, maintenance and repair of elevators, escalators and moving sidewalks. On average, an elevator installer or repairer can bring in over $87,000 dollars per year.
Ship and boat captains and operators earn an average of $24.86 per hour for navigating their vessels through a variety of waterways. On average, a captain or operator brings in almost $58,000 each year, but these captains have to work a bit harder for the money -- the average work week is 51.8 hours.
The pressure is on, literally, for gas plant operators who control compressors to keep gas flowing through pipelines. This essential job pays workers just under $64,000 or approximately $30.71 on an hourly basis.
There are several specialties within the electrical and electronic repair industry. The most lucrative area involves inspecting and repairing electrical equipment at generating stations, substations and in-service relays. These workers bring in an average salary of $68,000 per year.
The Top 10 List
1. Elevator Installer and Repairer
Average salary: $87,518
Average hourly wage: $42.08
Average work week: 40 hours
2. Electrical and Electronics Repairer– Powerhouse, Substation and Relay
Average salary: $68,084
Average hourly wage: $32.75
Average work week: 40 hours
3. Power Plant Operator, Distributor and Dispatcher
Average salary: $65,846
Average hourly wage: $31.50
Average work week: 40 hours
4. Gas Plant Operator
Average salary: $63,872
Average hourly wage: $30.71
Average work week: 40 hours
5. Locomotive Engineer
Average salary: $63,125
Average hourly wage: $28.27
Average work week: 42.5 hours
6. Electrical Power Line Installer and Repairer
Average salary: $60,354
Average hourly wage: $29.02
Average work week: 40 hours
7. Structural Iron and Steel Worker
Average salary: $59,224
Average hourly wage: $28.55
Average work week: 39.9 hours
8. Construction and Building Inspector
Average salary: $59,144
Average hourly wage: $28.31
Average work week: 40.2 hours
9. Ship and Boat Captain and Operator
Average salary: $57,910
Average hourly wage: $24.86
Average work week: 51.8 hours
10. Radio and Telecommunications Equipment Installer
Average salary: $57,149
Average hourly wage: $27.48
Average work week: 39.9 hours
About the List
The jobs are ranked by annual salary, from highest to lowest, excluding overtime. The data was pulled from the National Compensation Survey: Occupational Earnings in the United States, 2008, which is published by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


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Local Republicans hated the fact that a Level 85 Orc Rogue was running for state senate in Maine.
Colleen Lachowicz, a social worker in Maine, heard her opponents were attacking her for playing "World of Warcraft," (WoW) and at first she payed no mind.
"I thought it was a joke," the Democrat said in a phone interview.
Supporters of the Republican party created a website, " Colleen's World," and Twitter feed, " ColleensWorld2," featuring some of the comments Lachowicz posted as her alter ego Santiaga, who is green with a purple mohawk. Some of the comments were about wanting to play games instead of working, one mentioned wanting to drown Grover Norquist, many were about stabbing, one of the character's hobbies.
"So I'm a level 68 orc rogue girl. That means I stab things…a lot. Who would have thought that a peace-lovin', social worker and democrat would enjoy that?!" Lachowicz on the liberal blog Daily Kos in 2009.
"Now if you'll excuse me, I may have to go and hunt down Grover Norquist and drown him in my bath tub," she wrote another time. It was comments like that, which reporters said were being called into question. Not her gaming itself.
The comments were taken out of context, Lachowicz said. She's sure people's Internet goofs are going to come up again and again in politics now, but thinks we should take what people do in the virtual world "with a healthy grain of salt."
"We need to have a healthy perspective about all this," she said.
Lachowicz has played World Of Warcraft for four years and reached level 85 out of a possible 90--she hasn't had a chance to level Santiaga because she hasn't had time to play for a while. As her rivals were busy creating the website and managing a Twitter feed, she kept going to work and campaigning.
"I think what got lost in the whole thing was talking to people in my district," Lachowicz said. "What do we need to change? How can we help?"
The attention may have helped more than it hurt: the story was picked up by media across the country, prompting e-mails and Facebook posts of support from far away, and giving her an 8,666 to 7,753 victory over incumbent Thomas H. Martin Jr. For his part, Martin denied having anything to do with the attacks page.
When she takes office on December 5, she's going to use her 25 years experience as a social worker to try to provide her constituents with what they need, like jobs and affordable health care, and the skills she's learned as a gamer to cooperated with others and get things done.
Maybe if things calm she can devote more attention to Santiaga.
"I'm not going to apologize," she said of her hobby, "because no one really cares."


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text: Brian Colleary, a senior associate AD and the former AD at Duquesne, allegedly scalped tickets to last year's game against Duke and to the Big East tournament. He will not face criminal charges. One source told the New York Post the amount of money involved was not significant, while another said it was around $80,000. The Red Storm are 10-16 this season, making them a much tougher sell.


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Take a break this month to commune with some of this continent's treasured and well-loved national parks
Did you know that July is National Recreation and Parks Month? Why don't you take a break before the month ends and bond with nature by visiting the national park nearest you? If you're willing to go the distance to visit some of the best, you're in luck because we've listed down some of America's favorite National Parks.


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So I'm back on here because "someone, who wishes to remain anonymous, has paid for a 3-month membership". Uh huh. If one of you actually did that, then thanks. II remain skeptical...but hey...free pix of nekkid people!
It was SG. They give out free memberships occasionally to attempt to lure you back I think ;-)
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Taylorsville cook Linda Brown's Crunchy Pea Salad has been awarded a blue ribbon at Just A Pinch Recipe Club, the new online social community created for and by cooks at www.justapinch.com, according to a news release from the site.
Memorial Day is the traditional start of the picnic and backyard cookout season. It is a great time to experiment with fun recipes. Donna Bulf's dirt cake is a fun dessert for any time, but would be especially fun at a summer holiday celebration.
Bulf got her recipe for dirt cake from her daughter about 17 years ago, and it has become a favorite dessert for many of her outdoor gatherings.
"We started decorating it in a pot," said Bulf. "It can be put in 9x13 pans or glass bowls. But if you want to shock somebody, put it in a pot!"
The Spencer County Homemakers caught up with each other last month, as well as 16th president Abraham Lincoln and his wife, Mary Todd.
Sue McGehee's sewing room was a labor of love that involved multiple generations of her family.
During a recent SOS class, we did two projects on preschool art. Those two are some of my favorites for this age group.
Donna Houghlin, vice president of the Homemakers Council, recently served her Hawaiian Pie at a Waterford Homemakers potluck lunch. The pie has been a family favorite since 1972.
In my quest for trying wild foods, I thought I would attempt to eat wild violets. I have put them on cakes before, but I doubt I ate them. I just knew that they were safe to place on food, not that I could eat them outright.
Sarah Fauber of Riversong Farm taught an SOS class on Becoming Gluten Free on April 9. There were eight attendees.
Shannon Depew, who has lived in Spencer County 7 1/2 years, attended the class to learn more about gluten free eating because she and her daughter have milk allergies. Even though they are doing much better, she suspects a wheat allergy also.
Gluten is a combination of proteins found in grains. Barley, wheat and rye specifically cause a reaction in people who are sensitive to gluten.
Loretta Williams shared her Watergate salad at the Waterford Homemakers' March St. Patrick's Day themed lunch meeting.
Minnie Naive taught 10 people how to bake yeast breads in an SOS class on Tuesday, March 22. She demonstrated 3 different kinds of bread at various stages.
Naive has taught yeast breads as an SOS classes 4 times over the years. This year, she saw that it was a requested class and volunteered to teach it again.
"I enjoy making bread, and it's one class I knew I could teach!" said Naive.
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Dairy-Free, Whole Grains Based Cheese,
Sour Cream & Pudding
If you can't find the product you need − there is only one thing to do − create it yourself. And that is exactly what Kelly Coffin did. Growing up on his grandparent's dairy farm, Kelly was raised on dairy products – dairy farming has been in his family for generations. When he had a family of his own and found out that they needed to immediately eliminate all dairy from their diet, it was devastating.
Kelly and his wife spent time trying alternative non−dairy products and nothing measured up to what they were used to. So out of necessity, their goal was to create a safe, natural, dairy-free product – the requirement was that it had to be delicious, nutritious, healthy, non-dairy, and not contain any strange ingredients found in so many alternative products. And believe it or not, they found their answer from the most unexpected, natural source − oatmeal. From this source they made delicious non–dairy cheese and ice cream for their family.
Wanting to share their products with others, in 2009, in Bozman, Montana, WayFare Foods was launched. Today, WayFare's dairy free cheese, ice cream, sour cream, and pudding options are carefully crafted using 100% natural whole grain oatmeal. The products are certified gluten free, vegan, non-GMO, and Star K kosher parve.
We sampled the following products:
Dairy Free Cheese: The We Can't Say It's Cheese line includes Hickory Smoked Cheddar–Style Spread, Cheddar–Style Spread, and Mexi Cheddar–Style Dip. Made from Prepared Whole Grain Oatmeal, this product line is remarkably good. They are smooth and spreadable and have a cheddar taste; the Mexi Cheddar has a "kick" of heat and our favorite was the Hickory Smoked Cheddar–Style Spread - the subtle hickory flavor was very good. Use as a spread on crackers, bread, as dips, in soups, over steamed veggies, in mac'n cheese, or baked potatoes – there are so many ways to utilize this product.
Dairy Free Sour Cream: Made from Lima Beans, Oats, Rice, and Oat Bran, it has the look of sour cream. The texture is thick and the taste is tangy and, to us, more like a yogurt. We used it for baking purposes and it worked just like the "real thing." We substituted it for the sour cream in our Blueberry Buckle with Vanilla Crumbs recipe and the result was a moist, delicious cake. We would use it again for our parve, non–dairy baking requirements.
Dairy Free Pudding: Made from Millet, Lima Beans, Rice, Oat Bran, Oats, it is available in three flavors; chocolate, vanilla and butterscotch. We tasted the chocolate and it was creamy, chocolately and very good. For those on a dairy free diet, this is a good dessert alternative.
The WayFare products do not taste like the "real thing" but they are close and are satisfying, and an excellent alternative for those who are on special diets. Also good for the kosher cook who can use the cheese and sour cream products as recipe substitutions when serving a meat meal.
There are an assortment of recipes on the WayFare website including: Cheddar Mashers, Cheesy Broccoli Rice Bake, and Hickory Cheddar Cauliflower Soup.
For additional product information, visit WayFareFoods.com. To find a store near you that sells WayFare Non Dairy Products, use their store locator.
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Pete McKinnon, Mike Clarke and Adam Wilber brave the desolate, deserted, dystopian, quicksand-riddled wastelands of Toronto to shoot footage for upcoming projects. In this OTF you'll see that P:M practices what he preaches about using whatever's around to stage a shot.
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The doctors of Texas A&M Physicians do more than see patients.
Texas A&M Physicians is a medical practice comprised of faculty and staff from the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine. We serve patients of the Brazos Valley with locations in Bryan and College Station. We combine our mission of education and medicine through our mentorship of medical students and residents while providing valuable clinical services to the community. We pass our training and knowledge to the next generation of doctors while treating the patients of the present.


text: Because of the popularity of last week's post on the "Sonic Bomb" alarm clock, we feel obligated to pass along this latest update from Gadgetizer on an analog version of the eardrum-shattering timepiece. Or, for a sleeker design, you can go for the AM/FM "sonic" clock radio for a few dollars more. And yes, don't worry, all of these versions have the same earth-shaking alarm and bed-shaking features as the original. Your neighbors will love you.


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PC Connection, Inc. Announces a Special Dividend to Shareholders
PC Connection, Inc. Announces a Special Dividend to Shareholders
MERRIMACK, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- PC Connection, Inc. (NAS: PCCC) , a provider of a full range of information technology (IT) solutions to business, government, and education markets, today announced that its Board of Directors declared a special cash dividend of $0.38 per share payable on December 14, 2012 to shareholders of record at the close of business on November 28, 2012. The total amount of the special dividend payment will be approximately $10.1 million based on the current number of shares outstanding. While PC Connection is pleased to be in a position to pay a special dividend again this year, any declaration of future cash dividends will depend upon its financial position, strategic plans, and general business conditions at the time.
"We recently reported our highest third quarter operating income and earnings per share in more than a decade," said Timothy McGrath, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Our balance sheet and ability to leverage company assets are strong. We believe that this special dividend is an appropriate way to reward shareholders for their support."
PC Connection intends to continue to invest in market opportunities, including expansion of its CloudConnection™ and other professional services offerings.
About PC Connection, Inc.
PC Connection, Inc., a Fortune 1000 company, has four sales companies: PC Connection Sales Corporation, MoreDirect, Inc., GovConnection, Inc., and Professional Computer Center, Inc. d/b/a ValCom Technology, headquartered in Merrimack, NH, Boca Raton, FL, Rockville, MD, and Itasca, IL, respectively. All four companies can deliver custom-configured computer systems overnight from our ISO 9001:2008 certified technical configuration lab at our distribution center in Wilmington, OH. Investors and media can find more information about PC Connection, Inc. at http://ir.pcconnection.com.
PC Connection Sales Corporation (800-800-5555), the original business of PC Connection, Inc. serving primarily the small- and medium-sized business sector, is a rapid-response provider of IT products and services. It offers more than 300,000 brand-name products through its staff of technically trained sales account managers and telesales specialists, catalogs, publications, and its website at www.pcconnection.com. This company also serves consumer and small office users and is, under its MacConnection brand (800-800-2222), one of Apple's largest authorized online resellers at www.macconnection.com.
MoreDirect, Inc. (561-237-3300), www.moredirect.com, provides corporate technology buyers with best-in-class IT solutions, in-depth IT supply-chain expertise, and access to over 300,000 products and 1,600 vendors through TRAXX™, a cloud-based eProcurement system. Backed by over 500 technical certifications, MoreDirect's team of engineers, software licensing specialists, and project managers help reduce the cost and complexity of buying hardware, software, and services throughout the entire IT lifecycle.
GovConnection, Inc. (800-800-0019) is a rapid-response provider of IT products and services to federal, state, and local government agencies and educational institutions through specialized account managers, catalogs, and publications, and online at www.govconnection.com.
Professional Computer Center, Inc. d/b/a ValCom Technology (630-285-0500), www.valcomtechnology.com, provides technology services to medium-to-large corporate organizations utilizing its proprietary cloud-based IT service management software, WebSPOC™. Through its experienced technical service personnel, ValCom Technology provides network, server, storage, mission-critical onsite support, installation, and hosting of lifecycle services.
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What did the candidates say about the size of government and how to manage it?
Observations on the first 2012 presidential debate, focusing on the candidates' remarks about the size, role and operations of government:
10:23: Rather than engaging in a philosophical debate about the role of government and how it could be run better, both candidates use the last formal section of the debate to return to basic policy positions on issues like education. They do not have a substantive discussion about how to manage government better.
10:18: Romney on his view of government: "I do not believe in cutting our military." Important "not to have the government substitute itself for the rights of free individuals." Uses "trickle-down government" phrase again.
10:15: Obama defending government: "The first role of the federal government is to keep the American people safe." Also: "The federal government has the capacity to ... create ladders of opportunity." Quotes Lincoln: There are some things we can do better together.
10:13: Here comes the role of government stuff.
10:08: Romney on health care: "The right answer is not to have the federal government take over health care."
9:55: Obama: "Is there anyone out there who believes that there was too much oversight and regulation of Wall Street?"
9:52: Romney: "In some of the legislation that's been passed during the president's term, you've seen regulations become excessive."
9:42: Obama touting reductions in overpayments in Medicare.
9:38: Romney on states as "laboratories of democracy:" "Don't have the federal government tell everybody what kind of training programs they have to have, what kind of Medicaid they have to have."
9:29: Obama makes his first reference to cutting federal programs, touting proposals that were included in his budgets.
9:27: Romney makes first reference to cutting the federal workforce, but adds, "my cuts will be made through attrition, by the way." Also says he will eliminate any federal program that doesn't pass this test: "Is it worth borrowing money from China to pay for it?'
9:23: Obama hitting Romney for proposing $2 trillion in defense spending that "the military hasn't asked for."
9:14: Romney: "I'm not looking to cut massive taxes and reduce revenues that are going to the government." Also: "I won't put in place a tax cut that adds to the deficit."
9:12: Interesting that in the straight-on shots of both candidates, this phrase from the Declaration of Independence appears on the backdrop behind them: "That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..."
9:09: Romney on Obama's approach: "trickle-down government." Obama doesn't directly respond.
9:02 pm ET : Interesting that "the role of government" is a formal topic category of the debate. I think that's a first.
NEXT STORY: Americans on Government: Less, Please


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A murder investigation has been launched after a body was found in a burning car - according to Sussex Police.
Emergency services were called to reports of a parked Volswagen Jetta car on fire close to Ifield Golf Club, near Crawley, yesterday (Friday March 13) shortly after 2pm, police said.
A spokesperson for Sussex Police said: "When fire crews attended, they found a body in the boot of the car. Detectives are now trying to identify the body. They are yet to determine the gender. The vehicle suffered extensive fire damage.
"A post-mortem on the body is due to take place later today (Saturday 14 March)."
Detective Chief Inspector Jason Taylor, from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime, said: "We are treating this as a murder investigation and are following several lines of enquiry.
"Anyone who has any information about the car or saw it being abandoned and set on fire is asked to contact police."
Email email@example.com quoting Operation Maderia, call 101 or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
A 34-year-old woman from Dulwich, London, has been arrested on suspicion for conspiracy to murder and is currently in custody, police said.


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At Annmarie Garden, nature and art live in harmony
Among art from the Smithsonian and the National Gallery of Art at the Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center in Solomons stand seven houses occupied by bluebirds.
Bluebirds are masterpieces in the world of gardening, both for their beauty and for their appetite for garden bugs. So Annmarie is more than happy to host them. To encourage the birds to add life to art in the garden, staff artists have hand-painted the houses. Baby bluebirds are now growing feathers amid the woven grasses and pine needles that make up bluebird nests.
Adorable as nestling bluebirds may be, their survival is a fragile enterprise. In the several weeks it takes for them to fledge, snakes and raccoons can eat them. Their blood can be sapped by blowfly maggots that thrive under their nests. They are even under threat from other birds. Sparrows are notorious for killing bluebirds, young and old, and building their nests right atop the bodies.
Assisting the mother bluebirds in staving off these potential dangers are the benevolent girls of Lusby Brownie Troop 1244, the houses' designated protectresses.
More broadly, these houses are part of the decades-long effort to provide habitats for a species whose population was devastated in the 1960s by the introduction of the grackle to North America. Blue birds' natural habitats remain vulnerable to threats both natural — from opportunistic predators to weather patterns — and manmade, like pesticides.
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Computer Science ColloquiumIm Rahmen des Informatik-Kolloquiums, das von den Instituten des Fachbereichs Informatik, der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Informatik (ÖGI), der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Datenverarbeitung (ADV) sowie der Österreichischen Computergesellschaft (OCG) abgehalten wird, spricht
Prof. Dr. Christoph Lüth
DFKI GmbH, Bremen, Germanyüber das Thema:
Self-verifying Systems: Challenges and PerspectivesZeit: Wed 27.2.2019, 11:00, 60 Minuten
Ort: JKU, Science Park 2, room S2 Z74
ZusammenfassungContemporary embedded or cyber-physical systems have become powerful and versatile. The resulting huge state space of these systems makes their verification very challenging if not impossible. A possible solution is to have systems verify their correctness _after_ deployment instead of during development; the key advantage of this is that the self-verifying system can take into account information about its deployment context, instantiate several system parameters, and so reduce the state space drastically. This raises several questions: how can we build such systems, how can we transfer specifications at development time into statements to be proven at run-time, and how can we instantiate parameters after deployment? In the talk, these questions will be addressed and first steps towards self-verifying systems will be presented, including a methodology on how to build and verify systems, case studies, and strategies how to reduce the state space most effectively.
VortragenderChristoph Lüth is vice director of the research department Cyber-Physical Systems group at the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz, DFKI) in Bremen.
 His research covers the whole area of advanced system development, from theoretical foundations as found in category theory to the development of tools to construct or verify software, and applications in practical areas such as robotics. The overall theme of his work is how to reliably construct correct software.
 He holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, and a Habilitation from the University of Bremen, where had been working as a lecturer (associate professor) prior to joining DFKI at the start of 2006. He has authored or co-authored over fifty peer-reviewed papers, and was the principal investigator in several research projects.
 In addition to his work at DFKI, he is a professor for computer science at the University of Bremen, and is regularly teaching courses about functional programming and formal methods.
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THE BRAZEN CAREERIST- Career focus: Cut out spending to focus on success
I have earned a lot of money in my life. But I have never had an extravagant life. I don't own a house. I've never bought a new car. I've never bought a new piece of living room furniture, and I do not own a single piece of real jewelry. What I have spent money on was always intended to help me with my career. That was so I know that I can always earn money doing something I love.
I leased a BMW when it was clear that cars mattered when it came to making deals in LA. I hired a stylist when I realized my clothes were holding me back in NYC. In Madison, Wisconsin, where I now live, I have tons of household help so my kids don't have a crazy schedule because of my work schedule.
I am convinced that frugality is a key quality for a successful career. Here is why:
1. Spending is generally a distraction
We know that people shop as therapy. People use it to fill holes they perceive in their lives. But the psychic energy it takes to spend money actually distracts us from what matters. PayPal reports that people wish their significant other would spend less money on Valentine's Day. This encapsulates the whole problem to me.
2. Spending money is a vehicle for overcommitment
The biggest example of this is graduate school. The people who do best in a bad economy are those who are flexible about the types of jobs they can take and the types of careers they can move into, according to Philip Oreopoulos, professor of economics at University of Toronto. This flexibility is specifically limited if you go to graduate school – you commit two, three, four years to a given career whether or not it's going to pan out for you in the long run. And you commit to paying back school loans, which means you need to take a job that earns enough to pay those loans.
3. Spending money limits possibilities
If you invest in an expensive bicycle because you're going to do triathlons, then you limit your ability to take off more time from work to actually train for the triathlon. In most cases, renting a house is better for you than buying one: If you buy a house, you cannot easily downsize, you cannot as easily relocate, and you end up limiting your earning power.
4. Entrepreneurship is a safety net if you're frugal
Careers today are unstable, and while companies formerly provided employee safety nets, today we create our own. The best way is entrepreneurship. But starting your own company is nearly impossible if you have high income requirements because startups don't provide high incomes at the beginning.
My larger-spending friends would say there's a compromise, that you don't need to give up all the creature comforts of life.
Maybe it's my obsessive nature. I'm willing to make extreme tradeoffs. I wrote earlier about wanting to be an expert and about how it takes a singular, daily focus. And I think I have had that with writing. But in order to do it, I have given up a lot. I'm not sure if that's right.
Do we hear about Mozart playing kickball? I know, there wasn't kickball. But if there had been, he wouldn't have played it. Because you give up stuff.
So I guess what I'm saying is that being an expert in something requires frugality. It's not just a spending frugality. It's a focus frugality.
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I'll admit that I'm feeling a little sluggish this morning at work. I ate a bit more food last night than I normally eat, and it was less healthy than usual. I also drank more beer than is typical for a Sunday evening and got to bed a bit later than I normally would. And my suspicion is that I'm not alone. Consumption of snack food skyrockets on Super Bowl Sunday, as does beer-drinking, and, in the Eastern time zone at least, the tendency is to be out socializing at an unusually late hour for a Sunday.
So here I am at work doing my best, but realistically my best today probably isn't up to par. And the situation would only be worse a bit up the road in the Baltimore or out in the Bay Area. And the solution seems obvious: Today should be a national holiday. Specifically, rather than observing President's Day two weeks from today, we should observe it today.
Even if you're not a football fan, there's absolutely no downside to this, and the upside is considerable. The typical American does not, I think, adequately reflect on how convenient it is to have holiday schedules aligned with real-world social practices because they generally get their way automatically. If you're Jewish, you know that it kind of sucks to have a major family observance (Passover) on a random spring day when it's not convenient for people to be traveling, while the goyim "conveniently" discover that schools and workplaces are all giving people time off right around Dec. 25. Mainstream Americans benefit from this arrangement, but it seems so "natural" that they don't necessarily appreciate it. But it makes perfect sense. For any given quantity of national holidays, it's hugely beneficial to align the holidays with real routines in people's lives. Christmas is a big deal, so aligning the December holiday with it is a big win. The Super Bowl is not as big a deal as Christmas, but in terms of people's lives, it's a much bigger deal than George Washington's birthday. There's nothing in American social life specifically tied to mid-February that would be disrupted by shifting the day a bit earlier.
Football fans would have more fun on the first Sunday in February, and employers would get a proper full day from everyone on the third Monday in February. It's a win-win. In today's era of deeply polarized political parties and divided partisan control of Congress, it's very unlikely that substantial progress will be made on major national issues. Under the circumstances, there's a strong case for addressing minor national issues that don't trigger partisan cues, and this should be on the list.
I expect to hear about it in the State of the Union.


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DO NOT replace the bandage, leave the incision open to air. If there is any oozing, you may use a small sterile adhesive bandage temporarily. Apply Vaseline to your child's incision after cleansing with hydrogen peroxide. Do not use Neosporin or Bacitracin as a growing number of patients are developing allergies to these ointments. The sutures are dissolvable and will fall out on their own. There may be oozing and drainage from the incision – this is normal after surgery. Your child will be given an antibiotic to take following surgery. Please have your child finish the medication as prescribed; do no stop early even if the child feels well. If you think that your child may be developing an allergic reaction to the antibiotic, a yeast infection, excessive diarrhea or loose stools, or have severe abdominal cramping, please call your doctor's office. Contact us as soon as possible for any high fevers, severe headaches, or unusual neck stiffness. The first clinic visit for infants and children is 1 to 2 weeks after cochlear implant surgery - call 617-573-3130 to confirm this appointment with Dr. Lee. The cochlear implant will be turned on 2-3 weeks after surgery – confirm your child's appointment with Audiology at 617-573-3266. What might you expect with your child following his or her cochlear implant surgery? Pain Soreness and pain are not unusual and will gradually diminish with time. Infants should be given pediatric-dosed Tylenol (over the counter) every six hours or so for the first 2 days following surgery. Older children will be given a pain medication to be taken for the first several days after surgery. Mild, intermittent ear pain is not unusual during the first two weeks after surgery. Pain above or in front of the ear is common when chewing and is temporary. Swelling Swelling is expected following surgery. The swelling can occur behind the ear, in front of the ear, around the eye, or around the mouth. 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Dizziness is usually temporary and will improve with time. Gradually increase your child's activity levels. Drainage or Discharge A bloody or watery discharge is expected during the healing process. Call your doctor's office for a yellow or green discharge. Discharge with foul odor should also be reported. Some patients notice a nosebleed or spit up blood - this is common and results from the blood that accumulates in the middle ear during surgery, and drains into the back of the nose. This is not cause for concern. What might you expect with your child following his or her cochlear implant surgery? Taste Disturbance and Dry Mouth This is common after cochlear implant surgery and results from irritation of the taste nerve (chorda tympani nerve) during the surgical approach to safely protect the facial nerve and expose the cochlea. This is a temporary sensation for the majority of patients. In some patients, this can last a few months or more. 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AAR Committees
Much of Railinc's technology project work originates each year in committees sponsored by the Association of American Railroads. These committees work to ensure the smooth and efficient interline movement of freight, identifying common business problems that can be addressed through centralized data and technology resources. They give industry stakeholders the chance to provide input into rules, processes and technologies that contribute to the safe and efficient movement of freight by rail in North America.
Any of the 40+ industry committees in the AAR's committee system can sponsor a technology project. Railinc works with various committees each year, such as the Equipment Health Monitoring Committee, the Car Repair Billing Committee, the Umler® Committee, the Equipment Assets Committee and the Interline Revenue Committee, just to name a few. The Safety and Operations Management Committee (SOMC), which is made up of the chief operating officers of Class I railroads and the AAR, provides oversight of many AAR industry committees.
How the Process Works
Planning for an upcoming calendar year's projects starts a year in advance, when committees begin to develop detailed proposals that define railroad operational requirements. The committees give input to the AAR Railinc Project Support Working Committee (RPSWC), which provides business representation and sponsorship for key initiatives that can facilitate common industry solutions for challenges related to IT and business processes. The goal is to gain consensus from railroads on reasonable solutions to those needs. The RPSWC evaluates and prioritizes proposals from many AAR committees. Only a dozen or so of the many projects are selected for recommendation to the Railinc Board, which provides final approval.
Once a project begins, Railinc works with the sponsoring committee to ensure milestones are met, adjustments are made when necessary and that the resulting product provides measurable business benefits to the freight rail industry.
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Half of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit's dynamic duo will not be returning when the thirteenth season starts this fall. Christopher Meloni, famous as NYPD detective Elliot Stabler, has not renewed his contract with NBC.
Meloni has been in extended contract talks with the network for some time. According to TV Line (who did not reveal their source) the talks have broken down, and Law & Order creator Dick Wolf is actively searching for a new male lead.
The actor has played Elliot Stabler for twelve seasons, and is one of only four actors who has been with the show for its entire run up until now. The other three remaining original cast members, Mariska Hargitay, Richard Belzer and Law and Order veteran Dann Florek, will all return in the fall, though Hargitay will only appear for half of the season.
This isn't good news for NBC. The broadcast network has struggled in the ratings game in the last few years, and SVU is its top scripted drama. The original Law & Order series concluded last year, and the first spin off, Criminal Intent, has moved on to the greener pastures of cable on USA. A handful of other Law & Order projects have failed to find an audience, like the recently cancelled Law & Order: Los Angeles.
It's hard to imagine how SVU will continue with the loss of one of its most visible players - and likely two, by the end of the season. As interesting as John Munch (Belzer) and "Fin" Tutuola (Ice-T) are, they've never driven the drama-heavy stories as well as Benson and Stabler. Instead of promoting the secondary characters to the spotlight, Dick Wolf will probably bring in some fresh blood - like the short-lived addition of Jeff Goldblum to Criminal Intent's 8th season.
Meloni has consistently played the "bad cop," as Stabler regularly assaults rapists and child molesters. He's also the conservative voice in the show's regular station house debates, playing against Benson's liberal leanings and Munch's libertarianism. Meloni's replacement will likely need to mirror the Stabler character's aggressive style and sociological affiliations to keep the current dynamic.
After thirteen years, SVU's character-driven drama and hot-button topics have had less and less impact, driving the producers to create big moments and guest arcs that distract from the cases and trials. In just the past few seasons there've been several extra-long gunpoint standoffs and an extended birth scene in a wrecked car. One wonders how long the most successful of Law & Order's franchises can keep it together with its leading man gone.
New episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit will return to NBC this fall - minus one detective.
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Sometimes something that appears trivial turns out to be a lot more
involved. Doing JMS request/reply from an EJB is such a case. Let's
take a look...
JMS can be used as a form of inter process communication. JMS is
meant for asynchronous calls, but it can also used for synchronous
calls. In that case, the first process sends a message to a queue or
topic, and waits until another process has replied to the message. The
reply is sent to a different queue or topic. Advantages of using JMS
for interprocess communication is that the two processes are completely
decoupled. The two processes only need to agree on what is in the
Synchronous communication in JMS is also called request/reply.
The JMS api provides two helper classes to make request/reply
easier. They are the QueueRequestor
and TopicRequestor classes.
Here is an example of how they can be used:
QueueConnection c = (QueueConnectionFactory) (new
QueueSession s = c.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
Queue q = (Queue) (new InitialContext().lookup("requestqueue"));
QueueRequestor r = new QueueRequestor(s, q);
Message reply = r.request(s.createTextMessage("1233442342"));
Looks simple, right? However, when this code is used in a typical
EJB, it will likely not work. Why not? Is there something wrong with
the QueeuRequestor? Well,
yes, yet that is not the problem. Let's look at the implementation of
the QueueRequestor:
public class QueueRequestor {
QueueSession session;
Queue queue;
TemporaryQueue tempQueue;
QueueSender sender;
QueueReceiver receiver;
public QueueRequestor(QueueSession session, Queue queue) throws JMSException {
this.session = session;
this.queue = queue;
tempQueue = session.createTemporaryQueue();
sender = session.createSender(queue);
receiver = session.createReceiver(tempQueue);
public Message request(Message message) throws JMSException {
return receiver.receive();
public void close() throws JMSException {
So we can rewrite the above code sample as follows:
QueueConnection c = (QueueConnectionFactory) (new InitialContext().lookup("qcf"));
QueueSession s = c.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
Queue q = (Queue) (new
Message request = s.createTextMessage("1233442342");
Message reply = s.createReceiver(q).receive();
There's nothing obviously wrong with that, so why does this
typically not work when this code is in an EJB?
Before we look at the explanation of why the above code doesn't work
in an EJB, let's review some basics about application servers and JMS
servers. A JMS server is typically a stand alone process. Applications
can communicate with this server using a client runtime. The client
runtime implements the JMS API as defined in the JMS specification. If
you're building a stand-alone application, you use the client runtime
directly. Example, when you're using the JMS server shipped with Java
CAPS you would be using com.stc.stcjms.jar
to talk to the server process (stcms.exe).
The client runtime implemented in com.stc.jms.stcjms.jar
implements the JMS api and communicates with the server (stcms.exe) over tcp/ip sockets.
However, when your code lives in an EJB, you're not using the JMS
client runtime directly. For example, when you obtain a connection
factory from JNDI in an EJB, you will not get the connection factory
object that belongs to the JMS provider itself, but you get a factory
that is implemented by a resource adapter. As of J2EE 1.4, the
interfacing between the application server and JMS is done through a
Resource Adapter. In the example for Java CAPS, you would obtain a
connection factory implemented by the JMSJCA resource adapter instead
of the com.stc.jms.client.STCQueueConnectionFactory
that belongs to the STCMS
client runtime.
The Resource Adapter acts like a wrapper around the objects that are
implemented in the JMS client runtime. One of the responsibilities of
the Resource Adapter is to make sure that JMS acts like a transactional
resource. This means that JMS connection (technically, the JMS session)
is enlisted with the transaction manager of the applicaiton server. In
fact, under the covers the Resource Adapter really uses an XASession rather than an AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE session. What
effect did it have to specify the arguments to
c.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
In fact, these arguments are ignored, so they have no effect whatsoever.
Use of JMS in a transaction
Let's say that we have a bean managed EJB (BMT) with the following code:
EJBContext ctx = ...;
QueueConnection c = (QueueConnectionFactory) (new
QueueSession s = c.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
Queue q = (Queue) (new InitialContext().lookup("requestqueue"));
Message request = s.createTextMessage("1233442342");
Message reply = s.createReceiver(q).receive();
The message will be sent to the queue only when the statement getUserTransaction().commit()
is executed. Before this statement, the message will not be visible
anywhere. So when the receive()
method is executed, the message was really not sent to the queue. The
other process never gets the request, and hence, a reply will never be
received. Since no timeout is specified, the application simply hangs.
Now that we know that, the solution is pretty simple: just commit
the transaction before receiving the reply.
QueueConnection c = (QueueConnectionFactory) (new InitialContext().lookup("qcf"));
QueueSession s = c.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
Queue q = (Queue) (new InitialContext().lookup("requestqueue"));
Message request = s.createTextMessage("1233442342");
Message reply = s.createReceiver(q).receive();
It depends on the business logic if you can simply split up the
transaction in two. Perhaps something else happens in the transaction,
for example you could update a database in the same transaction. In
that case, you may not want to commit the transaction yet! How can we
deal with that situation?
The solution would be to suspend the transaction, create a new
transaction, send the request, commit the new transaction, unsuspend
the first transaction, and continue. Sounds complicated? It is, but it
can be simplified using an EJB: simply add a new business method to the
EJB, make sure that the method's trans-attribute
is set to NotSupported.
Next, instantiate a new EJB and call that method. By calling that method, the transaction will automatically be suspended.
Note that it is crucial to instantiate a new EJB: if you just call
the new business method from the same EJB instance, the application
server will not intercept the method and will not suspend the
When the EJB is CMT
Pretty much the same goes if the EJB is not BMT but CMT. If a
transaction was started, the same deadlock occurs: the send() is never committed until
the transaction is committed, so the receive() method will never
receive a reply. In that case, add a new business method and make sure
that the trans-attribute
is set to RequiresNew.
The application server will then suspend the main transaction and start
a new transaction automatically. As with BMT, make sure that you call
the new business method on a new instance of the EJB rather than on the
same instance.
When there is no transactionWhat happens if there is no transaction when you call send()? Well, that depends on the implementation. The specification is not clear on what should happen when an XA resource is used outside of a transaction. The JMS CTS implies that the behavior should be that of auto-commit (or AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE in JMS parlance). CTS stands for Compliance Test Suite. The CTS for JMS consists of a few thousand tests. Every implementation that claims that be compliant with the JMS spec must pass these tests. Hence, most implementations, including the one that ships with Java CAPS will exhibit AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE behavior. In that case, the above code will work and the QueueRequestor can be used.
What about the QueueRequestor?
Can't we use the QueueRequestor
with transactions? The simple answer is no. Why did the Resource
Adapter not take care of this? The problem is that the QueueRequestor is implemented
by the JMS api, and not by the JMS provider or Resource Adapter.
Perhaps this is another example why it is generally a bad idea to
provide implementation classes in API-s?
There's another problem with the QueueRequestor class: there is
no way to specify a timeout value. You would probably prefer a timeout
exception rather than having a hanging application.
Knowing what happens under the covers explains why request/reply
cannot work in a single transaction. Simply post the request in a
separate transaction.


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Just wondering, what is the possibility we can get this set up? I'm sure it's not the easiest but wondered if maybe something was in the works. It'd be sweet to have that option on the train home, or at some point at a game to type in or browse for a sec.
Posted from my Blackberry riding a ferry from St. John back to St. Thomas.
I can get it too, I've followed......but is it a mobile specific site or are you loading the regular site? That's what im asking I guess.
Clearly you CAN get the site on a browser, but that's not what he's trying to suggest. He's saying, a mobile app of the website just to make it easier to see the team news, get on the boards, etc. I've been on here numerous times with my blackberry as well, but a mobile app for this site would make it 100x easier and efficient to view it on a phone.
I've been hoping for this since last year when I got my BB.
You can definitely access JI, but it's not easy because it just goes to the regular website which has too many graphics and too much space. If there were a mobile specific one with just the forums without all the signatures and pictures and images....THAT would be sweet.
downside is that I wouldn't get anything done anywhere cuz I'd be on JI all day
Yeah, I don't post enough on here. I need to access this site from everywheres.
This'll be a priority right after Jones is removed from the front page
my droid works perfectly with the site. looks and functions exactly like it does on a computer.
get a phone with a better browser. my last 3 phones were blackberry. the browser blows.
The gang green.com uses a thing called tapatalk for iPhone and I guess other types of browsers.
MetsRefugees.com has a setting where you can change it to mobile while on your phone and itworks great


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On Friday the Obama Administration released its report on "reforming America's Housing Finance Market." The report claimed that the Administration would work toward "winding down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on a responsible timeline."
While the report was silent on what a responsible timeline would be (surprise, no details); I assumed, perhaps naively, that a reasonable timeline would be 5 to 6 years. So you can imagine my surprise while reading the Administration's budget proposal (see Table S-12 of the summary tables), released Monday, that the Administration is projecting that the government will be receiving, between 2012 and 2021, $89 billion in dividend payments from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In 2021 alone the White House projects $8 billion in dividend payments. But here's the rub, for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to be paying dividends in 2021 requires that they still be around.
So would the Administration please be straight with us for just a minute: are you or are you not proposing that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac disappear; and if so, when?
Another odd thing from the budget, again Table s-12 lists the net equity position of Fannie and Freddie as negative. Well that's obviously true, but it also raises the question of why they are still in conservatorship, as the law requires them to be taken into receivership once they've reached negative equity. Then perhaps OMB and Treasury have different definitions of net equity.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Latest on the parade for the Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles (all times local):
4 p.m.
Police are so far only reporting one act of violence after hundreds of thousands of Eagles fans hit the streets to fete their Super Bowl champion Eagles.
Police say someone was stabbed about a half-block off the parade route. No details were given and the person's condition wasn't revealed.
Throngs of adoring fans swarmed the city to see their champs parade up Broad Street. Overall, the crowds were buoyant and peaceful. There's no word on any arrests.
Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney had asked fans to celebrate with passion and pride after Sunday's wild postgame celebration was marred by small pockets of "knuckleheads" who resorted to violence and vandalism.
The biggest problem facing parade-goers Thursday afternoon was making the trip home on mass transit. One heavily used subway station was closed about an hour after the victory rally ended due to overcrowding.
2:45 p.m.
The championship Philadelphia Eagles ended their raucous, emotional rally by giving props to their fans.
Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles and Carson Wentz thanked the roaring crowds from the "Rocky" steps at the art museum Thursday, and Jason Kelce gave a rousing lecture on the meaning of the word underdog for Philadelphia.
It was a passionate defense of the coach and general manager and went through all the criticism they have faced over the years.
Malcolm Jenkins also hit the underdog theme: "They doubted us as players, they doubted us as a team."
The team descended the art museum steps to Meek Mill's "Dreams and Nightmares." The incarcerated Philadelphia rapper's song has become an anthem for the team this season.
2:25 p.m.
The Eagles have landed on the "Rocky" steps. The parade is over but the Super Bowl victory rally is roling with the team descending the art museum steps to Meek Mill's "Dreams and Nightmares." The incarcerated Philadelphia rapper's song has become an anthem for the team this season.
Three fighter jets buzzed overhead, as trumpeter Jesse McGuire performed "The Star Spangled Banner."
Owner Jeffrey Lurie is telling the crowd "Philly, you are super bowl champions. And I have one final message for you: We are just beginning. "
It's the Eagles first NFL title in nearly 60 years.
Players are taking turns thanking the roaring crowd.
12:30 p.m.
The championship Philadelphia Eagles are making their way through the jubilant throngs of fans at the city's first-ever Super Bowl parade, but don't expect any official estimate of the crowd size.
The city has said they aren't planning to release any crowd size estimates after Thursday's festivities, making any number a guess as easily inflatable as a football (sorry Pats fans).
But there's certainly a massive, roaring crowd. Easily hundreds of thousands of groupies are lining the 5-mile (8-kilometer) route from the stadium to the art museum's "Rocky" steps. It's a much longer route than the Phillies had for their 2008 World Series championship parade in 2008, and more spread out than the crowds for Pope Francis's visit in 2015.
Organizers prepared for as many as 2 million people.
11:25 a.m.
The Philadelphia Eagles are thanking the fans and sharing their championship glory as the Super Bowl parade makes its way up Broad Street, the main thoroughfare from the team's stadium to city hall.
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie stood atop an open-air double-decker bus along with quarterbacks Nick Foles, Carson Wentz and third-stringer Nate Sudfeld as they made their way through the throngs. Lurie held a sign reading "Thank You Fans" and a smiling Super Bowl MVP Foles brandished the Vince Lombardi trophy. Coach Doug Pederson disembarked from the bus to show off the trophy to the thrilled crowds; other players tossed T-shirts to fans along the route.
And Jason Kelce walked along - dressed in full Mummers regalia looking somewhat like Aladdin - shaking hands with fans and leading them in chants.
Hundreds of thousands of roaring, jubilant fans are in position to cheer their heroes along the way to the art museum's "Rocky" steps.
11 a.m.
The Eagles have landed on Broad Street: The championship parade Philadelphia has dreamed about for decades is finally underway.
Players are cruising along the 5-mile (8-kilometer) parade route atop open-air, double-decker buses. They started off near their stadium just before 11 a.m. Thursday and winding up at the art museum's "Rocky" steps.
Many players are sporting their parade finest: Chris Long is donning a faux full-length fur coat over an Allen Iverson 76ers jersey. Jason Kelce is in full Mummers regalia, faintly resembling an Aladdin costume in a nod to Philadelphia's raucous annual parade on New Year's Day.
Hundreds of thousands of roaring, jubilant fans are in position to cheer their heroes along the way. Organizers are prepared for as many as 2 million people.
7 a.m.
All roads and rails lead to Philadelphia as fans pour into the city for the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.
People began lining the 5-mile (8-kilometer) route before dawn Thursday. Organizers are prepared for as many as 2 million people, but the actual number may be much lower.
Many fans are taking mass transit. New Jersey Transit on Wednesday suspended ticket sales on its Atlantic City Line into Philadelphia. All 50,000 special parade day tickets for the SEPTA regional railroad lines sold out.
The city's two subways are free all day.
Schools and government offices are closed in the city. The Erco company gave more than 100 employees in New Jersey and Delaware a paid day off so they can celebrate.
6:15 a.m.
Early birds are headed to the Eagles Super Bowl parade in Philadelphia.
Before dawn in frigid wind chills in the low 20s, people have started lining the parade route Thursday to celebrate the team's first NFL title in nearly 60 years.
Other fans lined up for mass transit. The city's two subways are free all da. But all 50,000 special parade day tickets for the SEPTA regional railroad lines sold out. The rapid transit system connecting Philadelphia and southern New Jersey also sold parade tickets, but that doesn't guarantee a ride.
The parade starts near the team's stadium and culminates its 5-mile (8-kilometer) trek at the art museum steps that Sylvester Stallone climbed in the "Rocky" movies.
12 a.m.
The championship parade Philadelphia has dreamed about and agonized over is finally here.
The city's first Super Bowl parade steps off Thursday, capping a glorious week for jubilant fans celebrating an NFL title that had eluded them for nearly 60 years. Led by backup quarterback Nick Foles and second-year coach Doug Pederson, the Eagles beat the New England Patriots 41-33.
Schools, museums, courts, government offices and even the Philadelphia Zoo will be shut down.
Organizers say they're preparing for as many as 2 million people to jam the parade route.
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Measuring Health Disparities By Race using SEER Incidence Data showing 3-Year Moving Average
In this exercise, we will calculate several measures of health disparities by racial/ethnic group for lung and bronchus cancer for ages 45 and older using SEER data. Use incidence data from 1992 to 2005 to see if the disparities have narrowed or widened over that time period.
For this example we are going to generate age-adjusted rates by sex, race/ethnic group, and year for the cancer site of interest. Instead of showing changes in disparity every year we will use a 3-year moving average. This approach is useful for minimizing fluctuations in the standard errors calculated by HD*Calc.
Step A: Create a Rate File in SEER *Stat
- Open a new Rate session in SEER*Stat.
- On the Data tab, select an incidence database that covers the time period for which you want statistics. For example: Incidence - SEER 13 Regs Research Data, Nov 2007 Sub (1992-2005)
- On the Statistic tab, select Rates (Age-Adjusted) as the statistic and choose to Show Standard Errors and Confidence Intervals.
- Define the records to include in your analysis on the Selection tab. For this exercise, we want to include only ages 45 and older, and malignant lung and bronchus cancer.
- Use the Table tab to choose the variables by which you want your data organized.
- You need to define a user-defined variable for Sex to exclude total rates for Both Sexes.
- You will need to create a merged variable for the following racial/ethnic groupings:
- White Non-Hispanic (excl AK)
- Black Non-Hispanic (excl AK)
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- American Indian (CHSDA only)
- Total Hispanic (excl AK)
- You need to define a user-defined variable for Year of Diagnosis. Define 3-year groupings with two years overlapping, and use the middle year as your label. For example:
- For 1993 use 1992-1994
- For 1994 use 1993-1995
- For 1995 use 1994-1996 and so on.
- Last Two Variables: HD*Calc expects that the Disparity Groups (Race/Ethnicity) and the Time Points (Year of Diagnosis) must be the last two variables in the table. Make sure that they are in that order.
- On the Output tab, set Display Rates as Cases Per to "100,000" and set the Number of Decimal Places for Rates/Trends to "0.000000001".
- Execute the session to create the results matrix of age-adjusted rates. You can download this sample matrix* and compare your results matrix: health.disp.table1.race.moving.average.sim
- Once the results matrix is created, the age-adjusted rates can be exported to a text (*.txt) data file. When you export the data, the associated information about the variable names, format, and the name and location of the data file will be saved in the dictionary (*.dic) file. Export the matrices with the following settings:
- Output Variables as: Numeric Representation
- Line Delimiter: DOS/Windows (CR/LF)
- Missing Character: Space
- Field Delimiter: Tab
- Check the boxes to Remove All Thousands Separators (Commas) and Remove Flags (Footnote), Prefix and Suffix Characters. Leave the other checkboxes unmarked.
* Your results may differ if you are using a different SEER Incidence database.
Step B: Import the Data into the HD*Calc Program
- When you start the HD*Calc application you will get a message that reminds you to open a data file in order to view the disparity measures.
- Select Open... from the File Menu to open your data file. You will be prompted for a dictionary (*.dic) file. Find the same file that you exported in Step A.8 above.
- When your file is opened, you will be taken to the HD*Calc Data Import dialog where you will provide all the information needed to identify the fields in your input file. In the edit box at the top please provide a Title for your input data. This title will be displayed with the resulting disparity measures.
- Use the Dictionary edit box to select a file for storing your data input specifications.
- The checkbox indicating that your Data File Contains Column Headers should not be checked and is disabled by default since headers were not exported with your data.
- The Statistics are Sorted by All Variables In Their Order box has been checked by default and is disabled. This will speed up retrieval of records during computation.
- The Fields Are Character Delimited radio button should be selected, and Tab should be selected as the Delimiter. No change is needed.
- Your fields should have the correct field type by default, but you can select them individually (one field at a time) and press the Change button to the right to view the details.
- Click OK.
Step C: View Disparity Measures In HD*Calc
- When the dialog opens you will be asked to specify whether the disparity groups in your data are ranked (e.g. by income or education). There are some disparity measures that will only be presented if the groups are ranked. Since your example uses Race/Ethnicity as the basis for the disparity groups, there is no inherent ranking, so press No as your response.
- Use the Selection dropdown list to select Male or Female sex from your input data. Whenever you choose from that list, all the disparity measures are re-calculated for the selected set of records.
- On the Disparity Groups tab, in the Ranking Disparity Groups box, see that the groups in your file are not ranked. The checkbox below that indicating that a higher rate means less healthy (more disease cases), should also be checked.
- On the Disparity Table tab you will see all the measures that have been calculated for your data. If you click on the title of a disparity measure, the help system will display a description of that measure.
- On the Disparity Chart tab, you can select any measures you wish to view in the graph. You can use the checkbox labeled Show Relative Change Over Time (top right) to show the percent change over time instead of the actual measures.
- The Data Table and Data Chart tabs show the rates read from you data, and some additional fields calculated from your data for use in the computation of disparity measures.
- The Combined Chart tab can be used to present input data values and disparity measures on the same graph at the same time.
- The Pair Comparison tab allows you to select any two disparity groups to be compared. For the two groups, the Rate Difference and Rate Ratio are calculated and presented on the graph.


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May 07, 2007
Mike Kusunoki (FEMBA '01) reaches for a small box of Japanese candies as he describes his rise from the UCLA Anderson computing help desk to his new role as CIO and Director of Anderson Computing and Information Services (ACIS). It is a well-deserved promotion for Kusunoki who joined Anderson part-time while studying math and applied science at UCLA.
He later spent several years behind the scenes monitoring servers, switches and routers. His most recent position was ACIS assistant director, technology services where he managed network support and security initiatives. Now, he will lead efforts to deliver information and computing services in support of UCLA Anderson's Strategic Plan.
Kusunoki has a technical mindset, loves gadgets and started building computers in high school. Still, he is pleased to be in a public-facing role again. "I got a lot of exposure to our customer base in the help desk environment and I'm comfortable with that," he says.
"Now, I need to be talking to people and increasing the communication that ACIS has with Anderson and the rest of the campus." Kusunoki also plans to expand the service component of his old job so that his successor spends more time with faculty, students and staff. The position is now entitled assistant director, educational support services and some of the job's technical duties have been reassigned.
"We need to align ourselves with the school's new strategic goals," he says. "We need to think about our work from a business perspective and be as efficient as possible in delivering services."
A whiteboard in his office is covered with long, neat columns of words mapping the present and future of IT service delivery at Anderson. Color-coded boxes identify ways of optimizing and changing how things are done. "We need to get more feedback from customers to see if we're moving in the right direction," he says, "and I think we'll be making more changes."
"Now that the school is focusing on new things like globalization," he continues, "we need to think about the ways technology can be used. How can technology actually move us ahead and add value to the learning experience and the research experience?"
One priority is to identify services with wide application across the school. At the same time, some business units and faculty members require highly specific services. "We are looking for solutions that are relevant across areas and disciplines," he says, "that's really our challenge."
Kusunoki says that keeping up with a changing information technology (IT) landscape is another priority. "In ACIS, we can't take our eyes off the ball," he says. "Things can change so quickly that it's very easy to fall behind or not react quickly enough.
"At the same time," he continues, "we have to raise the bar by thinking about how technology can be relevant at Anderson. How can it improve learning outcomes and research outcomes?"
Kusunoki hopes to develop new ways of measuring the value of information and computing initiatives in order to help plan future projects and justify the school's technology investments. "We're struggling with that," he says, "but I think we're going to figure it out. We need to show that technology can help provide a richer experience for everyone here."
About Anderson Computing and Information Services
Anderson Computing and Information Services (ACIS) supports the creation, acquisition and dissemination of knowledge through providing technological solutions and information competency skills. Our mission is to enable our faculty, students and staff to access, create, analyze, organize and exchange information necessary to achieve research and educational objectives through the delivery of quality, professional support services.


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I'm doing a coursework project using Visual Basic 6, and I simply can't get the Login form to work. On my tutpor's reccomendation, I'm using an Adodc controller with the Jet 4.0 engine to connect to a database containing usernames, passwords and access levels for users. The connection works fine and I've tested it out, but I'm getting Runtime Error 91 every time I run the Logon form. Here's the code I'm using:
Any advice would be appreciated!Code:Private Sub Cancel_Button_Click() Unload Me End Sub Private Sub Login_Button_Click() 'Runtime 91 Error happens on the Line Below If (Adodc1.Recordset(0) = txtUserName.Text And Adodc1.Recordset(1) = txtPassword.Text) Then frmRolfs.Show Unload Me Else msgError.Caption = "Username or Password Incorrect" End If End Sub