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Java Classloader
The Java Class Loader is a part of the Java Runtime Environment that dynamically loads Java classes into the Java Virtual Machine.[1] Usually classes are only loaded on demand. The Java run time system does not need to know about files and file systems because of classloaders. Delegation is an important concept to understand when learning about classloaders.
A software library is a collection of related object code. In the Java language, libraries are typically packaged in JAR files. Libraries can contain objects of different types. The most important type of object contained in a Jar file is a Java class. A class can be thought of as a named unit of code. The class loader is responsible for locating libraries, reading their contents, and loading the classes contained within the libraries. This loading is typically done "on demand", in that it does not occur until the class is called by the program. A class with a given name can only be loaded once by a given classloader.
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When the JVM is started, three class loaders are used:[3][4]
- Bootstrap class loader
- Extensions class loader
- System class loader
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User-defined class loaders[edit]
The Java class loader is written in Java. It is therefore possible to create your own class loader without understanding the finer details of the Java Virtual Machine. Every Java class loader has a parent class loader, defined when a new class loader is instantiated or set to the virtual machine's system default class loader.
This makes it possible (for example):
- to load or unload classes at runtime (for example to load libraries dynamically at runtime, even from an HTTP resource). This is an important feature for:
- implementing scripting languages, such as Jython
- using bean builders
- allowing user-defined extensibility
- allowing multiple namespaces to communicate. This is one of the foundations of CORBA / RMI protocols for example.
- to change the way the bytecode is loaded (for example, it is possible to use encrypted Java class bytecode[7]).
- to modify the loaded bytecode (for example, for load-time weaving of aspects when using aspect-oriented programming).
Class Loaders in Java EE[edit]
Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application servers typically load classes from a deployed WAR or EAR archive by a tree of classloaders, isolating the application from other applications, but sharing classes between deployed modules. So-called "servlet containers" are typically implemented in terms of multiple classloaders.[2][8]
JAR hell[edit]
JAR hell is a term similar to DLL hell used to describe all the various ways in which the classloading process can end up not working.[9] Three ways JAR hell can occur are:
- Accidental presence of two different versions of a library installed on a system. This will not be considered an error by the system. Rather, the system will load classes from one or the other library. Adding the new library to the list of available libraries instead of replacing it may result in the application still behaving as though the old library is in use, which it may well be.
- Multiple libraries or applications require different versions of library foo. If versions of library foo use the same class names, there is no way to load the versions of library foo with the same classloader.
- The most complex JAR hell problems arise in circumstances that take advantage of the full complexity of the classloading system. A Java program is not required to use only a single "flat" classloader, but instead may be composed of several (potentially very many) nested, cooperating classloaders. Classes loaded by different classloaders may interact in complex ways not fully comprehended by a developer, leading to errors or bugs that are difficult to analyze, explain, and resolve.[10]
The OSGi Alliance specified (starting as JSR 8 in 1998) a modularity framework that aims to solve JAR hell for current and future VMs in ME, SE, and EE that is widely adopted. Using metadata in the JAR manifest, JAR files (called bundles) are wired on a per-package basis. Bundles can export packages, import packages and keep packages private, providing the basic constructs of modularity and versioned dependency management.
To remedy the JAR hell problems, a Java Community Process — JSR 277 was initiated in 2005. The resolution — Java Platform Module System — intended to introduce a new distribution format, a modules versioning scheme, and a common modules repository (similar in purpose to Microsoft .NET's Global Assembly Cache). In December 2008, Sun announced that JSR 277 was put on hold.[11] The Java Module System was later rebooted as "project Jigsaw"[12] which was included in Java 9.
See also[edit]
- ^ Mcmanis, Chuck (1996-10-01). "The basics of Java class loaders". JavaWorld. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ a b Christudas, Binildas (2005-01-26). "Internals of Java Class Loading". onjava.com. Retrieved 2009-10-02.
- ^ "Understanding Extension Class Loading". java.sun.com. 2008-02-14. Retrieved 2009-12-08.
- ^ Sosnoski, Dennis (2003-04-29). "Classes and class loading". ibm.com. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ These libraries are stored in Jar files called rt.jar, core.jar, server.jar, etc.
- ^ http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/load.html
- ^ Roubtsov, Vladimir (2003-05-09). "Cracking Java byte-code encryption". javaworld.com. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ deBoer, Tim; Karasiuk, Gary (2002-08-21). "J2EE Class Loading Demystified". ibm.com. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ http://incubator.apache.org/depot/version/jar-hell.html
- ^ http://articles.qos.ch/classloader.html
- ^ Mark Reinhold (2010-09-20). "Project Jigsaw". Oracle Corporation. Retrieved 2015-11-29.
- ^ "Project Jigsaw". Oracle Corporation. Retrieved 2015-11-29.
External links[edit]
- Chuck McManis, "The basics of Java class loaders", 1996
- Brandon E. Taylor, "Java Class Loading: The Basics", 2003
- Jeff Hanson, "Take Control of Class Loading in Java", 2006-06-01
- Andreas Schaefer, "Inside Class Loaders", 2003-11-12
- Sheng Liang and Gilad Bracha, "Dynamic class loading in the Java virtual machine", In Proceedings of the 13th ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications (OOPSLA'98), ACM SIGPLAN Notices, vol. 33, no. 10, ACM Press, 1998, pp. 36–44
- Dr. Christoph G. Jung, "Classloaders Revisited Hotdeploy", Java Specialist Newsletter, 2001-06-07
- Don Schwarz, "Managing Component Dependencies Using ClassLoaders", 2005-04-13

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Back in Toronto
TORONTO — After a nice break from baseball (as much as I love the game and covering it, it's nice to get away every now and then), I'm back north of the border. Since I've been away, Paul Beeston is back as team prez, in an interim capacity, and Gibby got a job as a bench coach with the Royals.
I've been back home in Chicago until a couple days ago. Got to see lots of family and I took part in the Chicago Marathon. That was an amazing experience. I didn't come close to my goal time of three and a half hours, but the temperatures soared to 85 degrees (what is that, almost 30 Celsius?).
I was on pace for a 3:30 finish until about 13 miles in — then the heat wore me down. But, being my first marathon and all, I didn't get too discouraged about my time and just soaked it all in. I'm starting to look ahead to next year now. I might tackle the New York City marathon next November.
As for baseball, I did manage to watch that amazing Game 5 between the Rays and Red Sox on Thursday night. Mrs. Bastian fell asleep when it was 7-0 Rays, and I kept waking her when Boston insisted on climbing back in the game. What a great comeback. After covering the Rays in the first round, I don't think that game will be enough to kill their confidence.
I don't see Tampa Bay losing both of these games in St. Pete. I, for one, will be pulling for the Rays. They've been a great story all season long and it'd be nice to see them in the World Series. People might grumble about a Phillies-Rays Series, but I think that would make for a fun Fall Classic. We'll see.
First things first, though, Michigan State is taking on Ohio State this aternoon. This will be a big test for my Spartans. This is the time of year they usually fall apart — maybe this year will be different.
And, don't forget, every Monday I put together the Blue Jays mailbag. Send questions to firstname.lastname@example.com for possible inclusion. Stay tuned for more…
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Glad you enjoyed the marathon Jordan!
Did everyone see former Jay Gabe Gross's brutal throw and lack-lustre effort on the ball over his head? Will he play again? Why would they play Gross over Hinske?
Gibbons got a job already? Well, I guess he can't make KC any worse… How is it that he can get a job right away, but Cito couldn't.
My opinion on Cito is when he got fired he was hurt,and he never looked for a job,then when he got over it he went to job interviews but he is the kind of Manager that has to have control over the team,not the GM,Imean on and off the field,he also needs to have a say in who they bring in as new players,which is the way it should be.I think the good teams all have managers that speak their minds when they have to and the GM or owner heeds what they have to say.
As for Gibbons it wasn't that he was a bad manager.he was just too quiet,and too nice,and was run by the GM.A bench coach job is just right for Gibbons.
The big problem with Gibbons was that he was unable to inspire the players. Gibbons didn't expect them to play well. They played bad and he just said oh well, we tried, that's good enough, perhaps we'll get them next time. And that's not ok. Ok isn't good enough. This is the big leagues.
The Rays will be done for the year after tonight.
I love being wrong.
Sorry Bosox but Tampa was the best this year.
A little poll here,Who is for Philly and who is for Tampa.
PHILLIES!!! How about that STAIRS!!! (ok, ok, so I admit it… I'm a Stairs Master fan!)
i'm cheering for matt stairs. would love to see him win the world series.
did someone say hinske is on tb?
Congratulations to Tampa Bay. I hope they take the series just to prove it's not about money, but minor league systems and draft choices.
Now that Tampa has shown what young talent can accomplish, I wonder how many Jays' fans are going to realize that we are not "a bat" or a "shortstop" or "an RBI producer in the outfield" away from being a contender? With Beeston giving the nod of approval to JP, we have no chance of rebuilding this team to be competitive 2-3 years down the road. With the falling value of the loonie, it is even more important that we have a strong farm system so that we can build from within. Again, with JP making short-term decisions for his own good, it is unlikely that he will move players for young prospects. Interestingly, this would be a perfect year to do it. No one expects the Jays to finsih above 4th place next year. Tampa will be stronger. Boston will re-tool. The Yanks will break the bank to put a winner on the field in their new stadium. Even if the Jays play well, they still should not compete with these other teams. So, why not rebuild by moving some of the veterans. Let the kids play, like Tampa did. It is not as though the attendance is going to suffer much. In these hard economic times, we need a president and GM who knows how to build cheaply and effectively through the draft.
Im torn,
I want to root for Gilick, Stairs and the Phils, but Tampa's Cinerella story is just too good. I just hope for another Game 7 above all.
7 games sounds good to me, and extra innings in every game.I can't decide who I want to win,A tie would be nice but that can't happen.
If Burnett stays I hope they go after Manny.
Burt is right as long as JP is here they will never rebuild.
Jays with interest in Ramirez. That would be great! He smoked Jays pitching over the years, especially in Tor. I am guessing he ends up with the Mets or Dodgers. I would love too see him in Toronto!
Huge game for the Rays tonight. They have the edge on the mound tonight. Shields pitches very well at Tropicana Field. Brett Myers is one of those pitchers, you just never know what you will get. Old man Moyer awaits the Rays on Sat. night. The series should go at least 6 games if not 7 games!
i watched most of the game last night and i think philly are going to be too much!i'll give the rays their due,but in the end i think philly have too much power.and rollin's double play was as smooth as you are gonna get!i'd love to see him in a jays uniform!
Not only would Manny be a big asset to the team,but how about the gate draw.I would bet that he would hit 50 HRs if he came to Rogers Center,and 150 RBIs,If they can land him and wells picks it up what a team we will have,But the Jays may not be able to afford him.
What chance do you think the Jays have of landing Manny.
What do the rest of you guys think,Do we or don't we stand a chance of landing Manny.
The Jays are still picking up junk.
Watch what JP says,We have been looking at them for a long time.
There are only two chances the Jays will sign Manny, slim and none. I think that's how Manny thinks of coming to Toronto as well.
I thought Manny said he would love to play in Toronto,When he was growing up he was a Jays fan.
I think Manny loves the attention he gets in a major market. Although some times he says he doesn't, he loves it.
Now we get to see what Tampa will do without the DH.
Anyone out there like the Loween pickup.
I like the Loewen signing, its low risk with the potential for high reward . He is only 24 and even though he hasn't hit in a few years, he was a very good hitter. I think Jays will turn him into a first baseman and he will be used to replace Overbay .
Loewen signed a 2 year minor league contract . The reason I think they will train him for first base is because it will be less stress on his already injured left elbow plus he is a lefty , he can't play third . Jays really don't need outfielders . He is a canadian ..great drawing card for fans of a canadian team
Don't forget that the Jays drafted David Cooper not too long ago. I think if he and Loewen work out it'll just be added traid bait and that's never a bad thing.
Manny from what i've heard wouldn't mind being a Jay. He listed the Blue Jays as a team he would like to sign with when he was originally a free-agent (before going to Boston). It's just a matter of the Jays coming up with the cash and term that he is seeking. Unfortunately, those demands are looking less and less likely that they'll be met by the Blue Jays.
There's not much invested in either of these two picks, which is good because that's probably what they're both worth.
The Jays have tons of 1st base prospects, with Dopriak and Cooper being the main two. Loewen would have to be something special to pass these two guys in the depth chart-never mind the others below them and I don't see it happening.
Loewen is a great signing. Low risk, high potential. If he doesn't work out, then so what? What have they lost? Nothing. There is only upside here. I doubt that he'll make it back to the bigs, but if he does, it'll be a nice bonus and would make a great story.
Manny on the other hand… He has the skills and loves playing in Toronto. But do the Jays have the bucks? Probably not. I can see him becoming a Jay during the golden years of his career (like Canseco) to try and pad his HR totals. But that is still a few years away.
The Jays need to be looking at younger, cheaper options.
How much of Pierre's contract would the Dodgers eat in order to deal him? He could be the leadoff man that the Jays are looking for. But he is ridiculously overpaid and the Jays don't want any of that.
Thanks for the link tanand. I remember going to a few games and hearing that. Great memories.
Great link. I still have some of those collector Blue Jay World Series Coke cans in my closet. Unopened since the early 90's!
looks like my prediction after game one was right on the nose!!philly was just too much power!
congrats to stairs….11th canadian to win the world series!
How manny of you guys are happy Stairs gets a ring,I know I am.


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Publications: Jackson-Barrett, Elizabeth
Journal Article
Jackson-Barrett, E., Gower, G., Price, A. and Herrington, J. (2019) Skilling Up: Providing educational opportunities for Aboriginal education workers through Technology-based pedagogy. Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 44 (1). pp. 52-75.
Jackson-Barrett, E. and Lee-Hammond, L. (2018) Strengthening Identities and Involvement of Aboriginal Children through Learning On Country. Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 43 (6). pp. 86-106.
Price, A., Jackson-Barrett, E., Gower, G. and Herrington, J. (2017) Understanding the complex work of aboriginal education workers in schools. The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education . In Press.
Jackson-Barrett, E., Price, A., Stomski, N. and Walker, B.F.ORCID: 0000-0002-8506-6740 (2015) Grounded in country: Perspectives on working within, alongside and for Aboriginal communities. Issues in Educational Research, 25 (1). pp. 36-49.
Walker, B.F.ORCID: 0000-0002-8506-6740, Stomski, N.J., Price, A. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2014) Perspectives of Indigenous people in the Pilbara about the delivery of healthcare services. Australian Health Review, 38 (1). pp. 93-98.
Walker, B.F.ORCID: 0000-0002-8506-6740, Stomski, N.J., Price, A.E. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2013) Health professionals? Views on Indigenous health and the delivery of healthcare services in the Pilbara. Australian Health Review, 37 (4). pp. 431-436.
Price, A. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2009) Developing an early childhood teacher workforce development strategy for rural and remote communities. Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 34 (6). pp. 41-51.
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Westwood, V. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2013) Oral Approach to Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) for continuation of a severely endangered Australian Aboriginal Language. In: World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications (EDMEDIA) 2013, 24 - 27 June 2013, Victoria, BC, Canada
Aveling, N., Davey, P., Georgieff, A., Jackson-Barrett, E., Kosniowska, H. and Fernandes-Satar, A. (2012) Equity, academic rigour and a sense of entitlement: Voices from the 'chalkface'. In: AARE-APERA 2012, 2 - 6 December 2012, University of Sydney, Sydney
Thompson, G., Beltman, S., Glass, C., Jackson-Barrett, E., Kuzich, S. and Price, A. (2011) Writing in community: Academics supporting academic writing. In: AARE 2011, 27 November - 1 December 2011, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart
Conference Item
Lee-Hammond, L. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2013) Walliabup connections: Outdoor learning with Indigenous young children and their communities. In: WAPPA Conference 2013, 12 - 14 June 2013, Crown Perth Convention Centre, W.A.
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Lee-Hammond, L. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2013) Aboriginal children's participation and engagement in Bush School. In: Knight, S., (ed.) International Perspectives on Forest School. SAGE Publications Ltd, London, England, pp. 131-145.
Walker, B.F.ORCID: 0000-0002-8506-6740, Price, A., Jackson-Barrett, E. and Stomski, N.J. (2012) A health and education needs analysis of Gumala Aboriginal Corporation members. Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia.
Jackson-Barrett, E., Price, A., MacCallum, J.ORCID: 0000-0002-0212-3341, McKenzie, S., Lee-Hammond, L. and Winterton, A. (2009) The North West early childhood and primary teacher workforce development strategy: Stage two. Murdoch University. Centre for Learning, Change and Development, Murdoch, W.A.
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Lee-Hammond, L. and Jackson-Barrett, E. (2013) Kooloonga Warbiny Kadidginy Walliabup: Children playing and learning at the Cockburn Wetlands. [Documentary] [Creative Output]
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For Parents: Important Decisions to Be Made in the Dying Process
For Parents: Important Decisions to Be Made in the Dying Process
There are many important decisions to be made when a child is diagnosed with a terminal illness, including the following:
Right to refuse treatment. The child and family may have the right to refuse certain kinds treatment. Often, choices for treatment are offered that may extend the child's life, but not provide a cure. The quality of life should be considered as well as the possibility of extending it.
Decision to die in the home versus hospital setting. Many families want their loved ones to die at home in their natural and most comfortable setting. Others do not feel they can emotionally handle the death in their home. Siblings may or may not influence this decision. Include all family members in this important decision. Not all decisions have to be made at once. In some cases, families think they want to be at home and then find the hospital to be more comfortable. Whereas, some families choose to be in the hospital and then find the child and themselves are more comfortable at home. Time and circumstances can help to make these decisions. Ask as many questions as possible to get the information needed to make the best decision for your family.
Advance directives, if age appropriate (18 or older). Adults, 18 years of age or older, can prepare an advance directive. Advance directives are documents that are looked to only if a person loses capacity to make decisions or suffers an injury or disease that leaves them unable to communicate their wishes. Persons under age 18 may prepare an advance directive. However, by law (in most circumstances), parents or healthcare providers are not required to honor it.
Do not resuscitate (DNR) order. A do not resuscitate (DNR) order is a formal request by a person or a person's family to not take extreme measures to save his or her life. A DNR order is usually reserved for a person near death or with a terminal illness that, even if resuscitated, would not have a high quality of life or a long period before death would happen even with resuscitative efforts. DNR orders can specify how much intervention is desired prior to death (for example, no use of cardiac drugs, no oxygen, or no chest compressions). These need to be discussed and written by a healthcare provider. A DNR is also needed for home and in the event that emergency medical services are involved.
Autopsy decisions. An autopsy is an exam of the organs and/or tissues of the body after death. An autopsy is often used to determine the cause of death. It may also be done to research the fatal disease for future diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies. The decision to have an autopsy is a very personal choice and should be decided when the family is ready. Often an autopsy may help the family with closure and may help other children with a similar illness. In a child with a rare disease or cancer, or a condition which has a genetic cause, an autopsy can provide important information for other family members, or for parents who may decide to have additional children. If genetic testing has not already been done, or is not available at the time, DNA banking may provide a choice when testing in the future.
Organ donation, if possible. Laws governing organ donation vary slightly from state to state. Your healthcare provider will be able to inform you of these choices.
Funeral arrangements. The arrangement for a child's funeral is a situation for which no parent is prepared. For many parents, this is the first funeral they have attended and the first time they will have made funeral arrangements. Sometimes, parents are eager to rush the process because they are so stunned and upset. Families should not rush their decisions about what arrangements they want for their child. Parents need to have some time to determine what they want for their child before going to the funeral home, so that they are not making these decisions about the services during a time of great stress.
It is important to take the time to ask questions of the funeral director to understand all of the choices for planning the service. Involving other family members in the planning, such as siblings and grandparents, can make the service more meaningful for everyone. Clergy and religious communities can also provide support and resources as families prepare memorial or funeral arrangements. Memorial gifts to specific organizations, causes, or funds are one way to acknowledge what a family wants and needs to honor their child's life.
Palliative and hospice care. Palliative care is care aimed at comfort versus cure and treatment. Hospice is a type of palliative care. It provides services to improve the quality of life for the family and child, stressing peace, comfort, and dignity.
The process of making the decisions for a child can be overwhelming for many parents. Time for anticipatory grieving should be provided when the child is diagnosed with a terminal illness. It is important to ask questions, delegate responsibilities to other family members when necessary, and to discuss the decisions to be made with the child, if appropriate.
March 21, 2017
Legal aspects in palliative and end of life care, UpToDate
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The article ("Nutrition: Long-term high-dose carnitine found to help heal damaged nerves") explains that acetyl-L-carnitine may support threatened mitochondrial/nerve function, and lists various causes of neuropathy in the hands, legs and feet.
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Jasper Wireless Launches M2M Catalyst Program for Mobile Operators
Jasper Wireless, the leading connected devices platform for machine-to-machine (M2M) and consumer electronics, today announced the launch of M2M Catalyst, a program to enable partner operators to rapidly establish and capitalize on new services for connected devices.
MOUNTAIN VIEW USA, 15 January 2013 – The potential of M2M services as an important new revenue stream for operators worldwide is dependent on the speed and agility with which operators can launch solutions across an ever-growing array of vertical markets. M2M Catalyst provides mobile operators with a comprehensive program designed to accelerate their service offerings into existing and emerging connected devices sectors. It is organized around three components that offer essential training and tools, launch assistance and access to a solutions ecosystem: Launch, Build and Expand.
1) Launch: comprehensive set of tools to help operators get their sales and operational capabilities ready for servicing M2M customers. This includes sales enablement training, organizational best practices consulting, sales and marketing templates, and overall project management.
2) Build: A turnkey developer program with which operators can quickly engage prospective customers in their M2M service offerings and establish accounts on the world's leading platform for M2M enterprises - Control Center. This gives visibility into prospective customers' activities, accelerating the overall customer acquisition process.
3) Expand: This gives partner operators access to Jasper Wireless' growing ecosystem of diverse vertical solution providers, which offer a range of services that rely on M2M connectivity and are field proven with respect to integration with Control Center. Operators can leverage the best practices proven by such solutions, reducing the time-to-market and increasing effectiveness in a specific industry vertical.
Shawn Welsh, VP of Marketing and Business Development at Telular, a Jasper ecosystem solution provider, comments on the benefits of the program: "Telular is pleased to be part of the M2M Catalyst program. Our SkyBitz, TankLink and Telguard solutions can help operators move quickly into the growing asset and security monitoring verticals with feature-rich M2M services." Telular (NASDAQ: WRLS) represents several vertical solution providers including SkyBitz – transportation trailer tracking, TankLink – tank level monitoring and Telguard – intrusion and fire systems monitoring.
Pat Romano, president and CEO of ChargePoint, also a Jasper ecosystem partner, explains that "as the largest network of independently owned electric vehicle charging stations, ChargePoint is eager to work with Jasper's partner operators to enhance electric vehicle charging solutions with M2M connectivity and associated cloud based services."
"For the mobile operator, speed is the key. Time-to-market, first-mover advantage, market leadership, they all come down to the same thing – having the agility to be able to launch, monetize and manage the innovative services that can open up new emerging vertical market opportunities. The M2M Catalyst program not only provides tools and support for setting up and growing an M2M business, but is an opportunity for operators to tap into best practices from around the world, so that they get the competitive edge by accelerating their own time-to-market," said Macario Namie, Vice President, Marketing at Jasper Wireless.
Visit www.jasperwireless.com for further information on M2M Catalyst.
About Jasper Wireless
Jasper Wireless enables mobile network operators around the world with platform, applications, and design services to serve the emerging machine-to-machine (M2M) and embedded devices markets. Using the company's unique end-to-end solution, network operators and enterprises can scale their deployment of connected devices quickly and profitably. Jasper Wireless operator partners include AT&T, América Móvil, Telefónica, KPN, VimpelCom, SingTel, Telstra, Rogers, and more. Founded in 2005, Jasper Wireless is a privately held company based in Mountain View, Calif., with regional offices in the United Kingdom. For more information, visit www.jasperwireless.com or follow us on Twitter @JasperWireless.
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The mother of a teenage boy who was on the college tour bus Thursday night that collided with a FedEx truck, killing at least 10 people, said she is thankful her son is alive and plans to visit him at a hospital.
Covina resident Theresa Fulps' son Anthony is hospitalized in the intensive care unit with injuries. Anthony is a senior at Pacifica High School in Garden Grove and was one of many Southern California students on their way to visit Humboldt State University at the time of the crash.
"Blessing all the families in the bus crash. My son was aboard that bus. So very scary," Fulps posted on Facebook.
Five students and five adults were killed in the crash and fire, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Fulps told NBC4 that Humboldt State University is flying her to Humboldt and taking care of her rental car and hotel accommodations while her son recovers in the hospital. Joyce Lopes, Vice President for Administrative Affairs at Humboldt State University, confirmed the university is flying many parents to Northern California. Lopes said that because schools were closed in the evening and overnight, the most difficult part in making arrangements has been getting in touch with the parents. Lopes added that the school will not close it's emergency operation until all parents had been contacted.
Fulps said called the hosiptal directly to get in touch with her son after her son's father informed her of the crash. Her son Anthony had left his cell phone on the bus escaping the fire and smoke.
"He had a chaplain in (the hospital) and a social worker, so they were holding the phone for him because he couldn't hold the phone because he's in a sling," Fulps said.
He told her he thinks he escaped through a bus window but he doesn't quite remember, Fulps said.
"He wasn't doing too good then," said Fulps. "He was pretty out of it because they were doing breathing treatments and there was a lot of pain from the fracture."
Anthony (left), who had just been accepted to Humboldt University, suffered a fractured elbow and smoke inhalation.
"I'm very, very thankful," said Fulps. "I just broke down."
The crash occurred around 5:40 p.m. Thursday. The charter bus collided with a FedEx big rig and white Nissan on Interstate 5 near Orland, Calif., CHP officials said.
CHP officials said among the dead are five students, three chaperones and two truck drivers. At least 34 passengers were injured.
The FedEx truck was heading south when it crossed the center line and hit the northbound bus head-on, causing the bus to erupt into flames, CHP officials said. The reason the FedEx crashed or how the Nissan was involved was not clear.
Nearly 50 people were on board, including the students, a few chaperones and the driver, CHP officials said. The group of students from Los Angeles and Riverside school districts was heading to Humboldt University's Spring Preview Day this weekend.
A parent told NBC4 her twin daughters, Marisa and Marisol Serrato, are students at Norte Vista High School in Riverside, but they boarded two separate buses because one daughter had signed up for the tour late. Their mother said she couldn't get a hold of the daughter who was aboard and was desperate for information about her condition.
"We love them a lot and we're waiting for them to come back," the twins' younger sister Clara Serrato told NBC4.
Late Friday night, the twins' mother confirmed her daughter Marisa died in the crash.
Jonathan Gutierrez (right), one of two students at Banning High School in Wilmington, was on the bus and told NBC4 the impact was sudden, extremely painful and immediately ignited a fire. Passengers smashed open windows to escape. He told NBC4 that he had planned to sit in the front of the bus, but moved to the back after his friend convinced him to do so. He added that most of the damage occurred in the front of the bus.
"I fell to the ground , cause I was at the edge of the seat. I looked forward to the bus and I just see fire. Just fire, a ball of fire. And then...ball of fire. Everybody screaming and like I was panicking so I just started banging the window to the right," student Karmin Aguilar said. "Everybody, like three people were trying to fit through the window at one time."


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What a Wonderful World, from David Attenborough
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We had the pleasure to speak with Evgeni Smagin and Polina Kazatchenko the morning after their victory in the British Open Professional Rising Stars Latin Championship. They were naturally delighted at this victory in their first Professional Latin event. Evgeni and Polina represent Russia. See their results.
[Evgeni] Thank you.
[Evgeni] I danced for a couple of months with Beata (Onefater) and I was planning to move to America but that did not work out as she had health problems at that time. Then I was dancing for almost a year with Elena (Arsentieva) my partner from Russia. Then it was decided that Polina and I would dance together as a couple as we were already a couple in life. So there was the decision we would be dance partners and not just life partners.
[Evgeni] We knew each other for a long time from dance competitions etc., but it was a New Years Party in St. Petersburg that we started our relationship. It was a very nice New Years present.
[Polina] Yes, I became his New Years present.
[Polina] I started dancing when I was 10 and I was dancing with my partner (Vladimir Filippov) for 10 years. Actually Evgeni is only my second partner. It was my father who saw an advertisement that there was a dance school so we went there to watch all the kids and I decided to go, and of course I stayed there.
[Polina] Yes I was 10 dance dancer till I was about 16 and then I stopped Ballroom and continued dancing Latin.
[Polina] Yes at the New Years Party. Actually when we started going out together I was still dancing with Vladimir.
[Evgeni] Well, together we made the British final in Amateur - this was our first year dancing together and we were 5th and of course we won some other competitions. But yes, as Professionals, this is our biggest achievement yet and it was our first competition as a Professional couple. Of course, it is very nice to start with a win and especially at British Open.
[Evgeni] Yes, it is but I cannot tell you exactly how. From yesterdays experience it was nice to have the support from the audience. All the professionals sitting on the front row were very supportive and this of course is amazing. When the crowd is going for you it is a great feeling. As an Amateur we did not have as much support. We also felt very relaxed as it was our first competition we had no pressure. We had nothing to prove, so it was "just enjoy".
[Polina] Well, we did not change the entire thing, but we did make changes because it was our first competition. I think mentally we changed and that was the most important thing to do but we did not make any dramatic changes.
[Evgeni] As a dancer you cannot change the way you are. It is who you are from the beginning to the end and I do not think you can dramatically change the style of your dancing. I think it is the approach to dancing that can change. Yesterday as Professionals we were concentrating not on gaining more power but on our rhythmical and emotional approach. We were not trying for speed to be fast and to compete with the Amateur couples.
[Polina] It has always been pressure for us to dance as Amateur. When you see quite young couples and they are really going for it...
[Polina] Yes, but I mean the new generation and it is all fast, powerful, tricks and whatever. I cannot understand it. When you are concentrating on technical things and this other couple are doing all this other stuff, it is so difficult to compare. This was always pressure, but now we are free and we are able to concentrate on the emotional side, and to try to show a little bit of a story through the dance.
[Evgeni] Yes, well, as we said you concentrate more on the story of the dance, to show its character, rather than physicality.
[Evgeni] We have not made any long plans or thinking about results. We are just wanting to relax, dance our best and enjoy and hope that people will enjoy what we are dancing and accept us as a new couple. We will see but for the Open Professional at Blackpool we will be very happy if we can make the semi final. [They have made the 11th place next day]
[Evgeni] Yes. At the UK this year it was very strong competition from the semi final. Now it is tough competition from the Professionals.
[Polina] Yes, it is nice that it is like that.
[Evgeni] Yes, there are a lot of new couples coming up.
[Polina] Very nice couples, nice to watch.
[Evgeni] Of course, with all these new couples you never know where everyone is going to finish and it is exciting to see.
[Evgeni] Yes, there will be many new couples dancing from the first round.
[Evgeni] The biggest positive aspect is her great patience because I can really blow up and build troubles out of anything
[Polina] Out of nothing.
[Evgeni] Yes out of nothing and I appreciate that Polina is very patient with me. The biggest fault ... hmm.....
[Polina] Exactly. Careful (lots of laughter). Come on, there is a lot of things.
[Evgeni] Yes, there is a lot (outburst of laughter) but I cannot think of which one ... hmm ....
[Evgeni] I am thinking about it and I cannot say maybe it is wrong to call it a fault.
[Polina] The biggest fault for him …..
[Evgeni] No, no, start with the positive (laughter)
[Polina] The biggest fault is that sometimes he is a little bit too inside himself and then it is difficult to communicate. That I think is the worst thing that he has. The positive side (pause), now I don't know what to say (much laughter). Dancing wise what I really like about him, is also a bad thing, when he is inside himself as I said, but at the same time it makes me feel secure he knows what he is doing in life and in dancing. It is really nice when you have someone who is smart and knows the way and that is a good thing.
[Evgeni] We live in St. Petersburg and recently we have found it very hard to push ourselves to practise on our own in the ballroom so we are trying to attend training camps and group practices as much as possible. We really find that the atmosphere helps us to practise and go through all the problems and concentrate on them. Before any competition and especially the major competitions we try to concentrate on the practice. We do some physical training like aerobics, stretching and classical training together with the practice. It is hard to fit it all together but you have to choose.
[Polina] Usually before like Blackpool and International we come to London and have some lessons and try to go to practise every day. This time before Blackpool we did not spend so much time in London because we went to the training camp in Germany with Hans, Brian and Carmen and that really helped us a lot because there we had just a few lessons and then you practise. You practise your stamina and we felt really prepared for the competition and we did not have the stress like am I going to survive or am I going to die in the first dance. When you are mentally prepared for the competition that is the best and this time we really felt ready, we did not feel tired, we wanted to dance. Usually when we come to London and have lessons for a week and a half or something I can really feel tired for the competition.
[Evgeni] We went through a lot of physical stress before Blackpool and judging on yesterday's experience it was 7 rounds, which is a lot, and it was nice to be able to keep the same pace through all the rounds and save some energy for the final. The main trouble for the dancers is that you are trying to impress everybody from the first round and then normally by the semi and final you are exhausted. So for us the main job was to keep the same pace and energy until the end of the competition and we managed to do that. We did what we have planned.
[Polina] I think it is very difficult to practice only mechanics or only emotions. For myself I find if I am not good enough in mechanics then I cannot be myself and feel the emotions, so it comes from one thing to the other. First we try to do everything correctly in the body, and then it comes to the emotions. You cannot train your emotions, it just happens. You cannot be dramatic and expressive if you do not have the techniques within your body.
[Evgeni] We have several teachers, I would not say many, but each teacher has its own aspect. With one teacher we will mainly work on the rhythmical approach, with the second teacher we work more on the competitive aspect, communication with each other, the character. With another teacher we work on body co-ordination. At this moment we are very happy to find the team that basically works on every aspect and therefore we do not only work on one thing but concentrate on all the necessary aspects in dancing.
[Evgeni] Yes, of course. Every person has its own opinion.
[Polina] I think at the moment we are happy because the team of teachers we have. They fit together and it is nice. It is not good when one teachers teaches you one thing, another something different and you cannot fit it together. This creates stress, and I find at the moment, that everything goes together very well and we feel good.
[Evgeni] In my career I have not danced many World Championships. Only as Youth and then Amateur when I was dancing for England. Recently we have not danced World Championships, and now in Professionals in Russia there is Sergey Surkov and Slavik dancing. In a way, this is a good thing, because we have great dancers to compete against. For me it is an honor to win Blackpool and I have managed to win it three times as Junior, Youth and now Professional Rising Star, it is history, because Blackpool is the longest running competition.
[Evgeni] Yes...
[Evgeni] (with a laugh) Well there are a lot of things that need to be changed with the recent, let's say, political situation as we are all aware. From the dancers point of view, all I can say is that it is very frustrating. At this moment I feel many people are just lost on what they should do. What is the best decision they can make, which association to dance for, which competition to dance, should I go against the Federation decision and dance Blackpool or not? The sad thing is that the decision is not in our hands but in the hands of politicians. For me the best breakthrough would be that we all live in peace and they just let the dancers do what they want to do and enjoy their dancing because that is what it is meant for. At the moment, I find that the dancers, let's say, have no choice. I am talking about Russian and Italian dancers, there are many people who are really disappointed at not being allowed to come to Blackpool. I really hope that in the very near future they will come to some solution to have freedom for the dancers.
[Evgeni] Well, in Russia, the decision to ban competitions in England was in place even before the U.K. and for us it was a clear decision that we will dance the U.K. After the UK we were warned, being told if we dance one more time we will be banned and the club we are dancing for will have trouble. For me it was always a clear decision what competitions I want to dance, the three main competitions, the biggest in the world, and therefore there was not even thinking about it and it helped us in our decision to become Professionals because then we can be free from these troubles.
[Polina] I do not know why, but we did not even think to dance in the IDSF, because we believe the best professional dancers are in WDC.
[Evgeni] WDC has always been the best for Professionals.
[Polina] Yes, but at the same time you know what kind of World Champion you are. You are in the middle of nowhere without good dancers around you.
[Evgeni] It is not the kind of World Champion you want to be.
[Polina] If people ask who are the World Champions of course people will say Michael Malitowski and Joanna Leunis.
[Evgeni] Of course I can understand the people who are joining IPDSC, because in Russia they give the highest IDSF judging category, you can have your own club. If you dance for WDC you find it more difficult and now they are trying to ban IDSF couples to have lessons with WDC coaches and that is just wrong.
[Polina] It is just ridiculous.
Evgeni and Polina: It doesn't help certainly.
[Evgeni] It is obvious there are more IDSF couples in the world and this means more work. When they are cutting the IDSF couples to work with the WDC professionals, then for some it comes to obvious decision. In Russia there is more work with IDSF.
[Polina] Yes
[Evgeni] We are very lucky to be independent. I always felt independent about this. I have often spoken to people and I feel there is so much holding them from all sides and they cannot move anywhere. They must do what they are told and I was very fortunate to be very independent from all this and decide what I want for my own dancing.
[Polina] (laughing) Yes.
[Evgeni] Let's talk about yesterday. Many people approached me saying the couple who were 2nd yesterday, who won the UK, they were really going for it. They were on fire and we had to fire up a little. I was asking "Why? Why should I do this?" Then they were saying "Well it's great what you do, it's calm and correct and blah, blah, blah, but just you need to give it more". I was thinking "I have my own plan, I am going with my feelings and flow, why should I change and start to dance as they are". I wondered if someone is going to the other couple and saying "Listen you better calm down and dance a little more calmly, concentrate on rhythm and body movement". It's a funny thing that there are a lot of people thinking differently and you never know what is best. In the dancing I find there are a lot of, let's say, copies, and a lot of people trying to follow the same route and they become almost identical. You have to remember though, that the copy will never be better than the original. I am very happy now that in the Professionals almost all the couples are individual. I can remember 2-3 years ago on the Amateur when it was like all the same. The final seemed to be all the same style and in Amateur we lack the personalities. I can remember in the Amateur when it used to be Franco, Ricardo, Klaus, Peter, Eugene and you had all those different styles. Right now it is only in the Professionals. But I can still see Amateur couples who can provide different styles and I hope the judges can appreciate the other styles and not just go with the same one.
[Evgeni] Yes but it makes the competition more interesting.
[Evgeni] I have spoken to people who say the final was boring, they could only watch one couple. I can remember when I was younger watching the finals of Amateur and you did not know who to choose because everyone was so different and it was exciting to see. Now you look and it is all the same and you have 1 or 2 couples that you favor and you look at them.
[Polina] I agree, but I don't think it is quite so much about the style. What I would change is this new fashion bigger, faster, tricks and nothing else. I would change this, because I would rather see dancing on the floor than a circus. I would like to see beautiful movements, shapes, co-ordination and all this becomes dancing which is filling up the music, musicality, rhythm, and all together it looks harmonic and you enjoy watching this. That is dancing, and I do not think you should go just for speed. There are couples who have their own style but you do not get the impression of good dancing. Speed, physicality, power is the wrong direction for me.
[Polina] Emotions come with the dancing, with the technique. First thing you need to learn is the basics, mechanics, co-ordination, rhythm and then when you put it all together you can do whatever you want.
[Polina] Yes.
[Polina] In Amateurs you can be very emotional and express mature dancing, and there are some couples that do it, but I feel sometimes teachers do it in the wrong way and ignore the fundamentals.
[Evgeni] It is like a kind of short cut. It is easy to teach impact choreography, sharp, good lines and that's done. The picture is there and you will be seen. At the end of the day though, I find this dancing cannot be improved, because how much faster can you get, how much sharper can you get, how much more complicated can your choreography become? You will always come back to basics, you have to in order to develop as a dancer so don't waste your time but start now.
[Evgeni] Things that kids can do in our days! You only have to show them and they straight away get it, and sometimes it makes me laugh and smile to see this cute little girl moving her bum from side to side and winking at you. That is nice when the movement is right and naturally sexy, but probably what you are talking about is all this leg spreading etc, even on grown up I don't really like this.
[Polina] I think when a girl, like 13 years old, can move beautifully and rhythmically it is great, but she should still look like a child and not try to make her look older and "sexy".
[Evgeni] You have these young kids growing up as dancers and not paying attention to basic movements, and just learning spins, tricks, whatever it takes to look impressive but not paying attention to fundamentals. I am sure many professionals will agree, you should grow up as a quality dancer in long term and not trying to hit the jack pot straight away.
[Evgeni] That is what I am saying, some just try to take a short cut
[Polina] You have to be a really good teacher, find balance between the fundamentals and other things and make it fun and interesting.
[Polina] At the same time why do we need to make restrictions? If the teachers would be more clever, then they would teach in the right way and we would not have to make restrictions.
[Evgeni] As I heard IDSF were proposing giving your choreography a difficulty level and then the dancers questioned, so what for instance is more difficult to do 20 turns, splits or a rumba walk. It is a tricky question, you know.
[Polina] To dance good rumba walks is not easy at all.
[Evgeni] I think you just have to find the balance, the right balance between having the fundamentals and having the good entertainment level.
[Polina] I think so. Yes.
[Evgeni] Yes, to guide dancers in the right direction. Many of us dancers want to trust our teachers, to believe them. We want to follow what they say, so I think if a teacher gives you the right honest opinion or shows you the right way, then it's an advantage.
[Evgeni] We mainly train in England. We don't have any Russian coaches. We mainly have lessons in England or when our teachers are working abroad.
[Evgeni] Yes, why not. A big influence, my second mother almost, is Margaret Redmond, the German team Hans, Brian and Carmen, of course Graham, Lorraine, Alan and Hazel, and Michael Stilyanos.
[Polina] No.
(at this moment the expression on Evgeni's face was somewhat shocked and highly amusing and caused an outbreak of laughter)
[Polina] We, don't do anything special, we go to gym not because of the dancing but because we like it. We eat whatever we want.
(Evgeni's face once again registers shock and causes laughter)
[Polina] Sometimes we have some strikes, "From today I am not eating bread any more" and then after 2 days "Do you have any bread?" (Laughter) "But you're not eating bread any more" (more laughter)
[Evgeni] Well, of course....
[Polina] Well, I eat whatever I want
[Evgeni] Personally, I am watching what I am eating and trying to avoid pizzas and all that stuff.
[Polina] What?
[Evgeni] Have you ever seen me eating pizzas?
[Polina] (To more laughter) Yes. It is true. We are not on diet and we never stick on a diet.
[Polina] We just try to eat healthy food
[Evgeni] That is a diet, to eat healthy.
[Polina] No. Of course, we are not going to McDonalds every day.
[Evgeni] There you go, that is what I am trying to say, we avoid junk food and therefore it is a healthy diet.
[Polina] That is a different thing. There is something you don't eat because you want to lose weight, but we don't need to lose weight.
[Polina] Yes, we live there
[Evgeni] To be in St. Petersburg it is hard to say because we always travel for teaching, competing
[Evgeni] We attend many of the congresses before the UK, before Blackpool, and you can see the lecturers are mainly talking about the basics, the posture, the leg action, how to use the feet, the weight and the pressure, so actually they are sharing it. From year to year they are all talking about the fundamental things. As far as I can see there is always this sharing of the importance of the fundamentals but I don't know if many people learn and follow.
[Polina] It would be nice but I really don't think it will be possible
[Evgeni] Every teacher has their own aspect and for one teacher it is very hard to teach everything. From the mental preparation, the rhythm, the body co-ordination, the technique, so for sure all the dancers are aware of the teachers who work on certain things. Then it is the dancers choice do they go for just for entertainment, choreography or will they sometimes also attend the teachers who work on the basics and fundamentals. Some couples get carried away and think too much about the entertainment and forget the basics, but it has to be the "whole package".
[Evgeni] There is an examination system, an exam you have to do within 2 years of turning Professional. You have to do Ballroom and Latin exam to be able to judge.
[Evgeni] I know people who do not want to turn professional, because they established their name as an Amateur and they have good work and good earnings, so they don't really have to be professionals. Even as an amateur you still get invited to competitions, shows and teaching.
I like it ))
A great interview with honest and truthful answers. The are also very brave to give the answers they did, and comments also. They are true artists, and dedicated it seems to the art of dance. Great that they support the W.D.C. in doing this, as they follow their heart .


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9 Awesome Alternatives to Instagram
Love it or leave it—that's how many people feel about Instagram. If you're in the "leave it" camp, what alternative apps to Instagram might be worth your while?
Instagram is really best known for engaging the "hipster photo" scene, an appropriate term when you consider the irony involved in retro-looking images being produced digitally. Instagram's cheesy, low-grade filter effects, which some shutterflies simply abhor, let anyone with an iPhone or Android phone turn their photos back 40 years. And who could resist that slightly fuzzy 70s haze appeal (answer: anyone with an appreciation for photography as an artform).
But the soft edges and washed-out contrast effects are only half the story. The other half is the community. That's what makes social networks social, after all.
Whether you're seeking a new community where you can view other people's photos or just looking an app for editing your images, these alternatives to Instagram will do the job.
Though not all the apps on this list are free, they're definitely worth the price of your morning coffee. The most expensive one is just $1.99. In terms of community, only one app and site can truly rival Instagram—it's the first one in the slideshow.
Here are nine alternatives to Instagram. Know of another Instagram alternative? Enlighten us in the comments.
1 Twitter
2 Hipstamatic
3 Snapseed
4 Pixlr-o-matic
5 Pixlr Express Plus
6 Camera+
7 Adobe Photoshop Express
8 Streamzoo
9 Flickr


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Duo: 6:30 to 8:30 // Shows: 9:00 & 10:30
Carl Saunders is known for his ability to make the seemingly impossible appear not only possible, but easy and musical.
Whenever he plays in concert, with his group or another, Carl invariably receives standing ovations. Even those who can't play the trumpet are moved by Carl's ability to get inside a song and make it sing in ways it never has before. And when he scats, he's on par with Ella.
He was in Stan Kenton's Orchestra when he was 18 years old. Since then his credits include working with: Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Paul Anka, Robert Goulet, Harry James, Maynard Ferguson, Benny Goodman, John Williams --- to mention only a few. Legendary Carl Fontana says, "Carl Saunders is probably the best trumpet player you've never heard."


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Today's liturgy features two widows, one who makes her small contribution to the temple treasury, the other makes some bread for Elijah from the remnant of flour in he jar. Do we not know both women well? Have we not encountered them often – elderly women who have very little but are generous with what they have in the care of others? Does not their goodness bring a catch to our throat? They were once young and happy with a husband and children. Now they are alone and living off small pensions. Yet their generosity and love brings beauty to their wrinkled faces and stooped shoulders. We may notice them but rarely. God notices them all the time. They are among his most favorite people.
read the padre
Once upon a time there was a candidate traveling franticly around his constituency at the end of a long and difficult campaign. He was under constant, as he saw it, unfair attack from his opponent who was an unscrupulous man and from hostile media who reported false stories about him and his family every day. Although he had a long and distinguished history of public service, the poles said the race was too close to hall. Discouraged, battered, worn out, he had lost his usual flair for the campaign and went through the motions as if they were drudgery. One day after what was supposed to be a passionate speech but actually was just one more dud, as he was walking away from the platform, surrounded by his staff and a handful of well-wishers, he heard an old voice crying out his name. He glanced to the edge of the crowd. An old woman in a wheel chair was shouting at him. Don't pay any attention to her, said his managers. He was tired of old women in wheel chairs. Still he broke through the crowd and walked over to her. Tears pouring down her cheeks, she babbled incoherently about a husband who had died in the War and held out a five dollar bill for his campaign. Tears pouring down his cheeks, he embraced her, took the crumpled bill, and pledged that he would win the race, just for her if for no one else.
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Tamarind and sesame marinated butterflied leg of lamb
Tamarind has a sharp, sour taste which works wonders with meat with a bit of fat on it, like lamb and duck. The flavours of tamarind, sesame, soy and coriander are reminiscent of Southeast Asia. If you can't get hold of tamarind (however it's now found in most supermarkets), substitute with a couple more tablespoons of citrus juice and a tablespoon of brown sugar.
|Butterflied boneless leg of lamb
|2 tsp
|Sesame seeds, toasted, to serve
|1 handful
|Mint, and coriander, chopped, to serve
|2 cloves
|Garlic, crushed
|½ cup
|Lemon juice, or lime juice, or a mix of both
|3 Tbsp
|Tamarind concentrate
|2 Tbsp
|Sweet chilli sauce
|2 Tbsp
|Soy sauce
|2 Tbsp
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tbsp
|Sesame oil
- Mix together all the marinade ingredients.
- Cut off any excess fat and sinew from the lamb. Place lamb in a clean, sealable plastic bag with the marinade.
- Seal and refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or up to 2 days. Turn a few times while marinating.
- When ready to cook, bring meat up to room temperature. Remove meat from bag, reserving marinade, and season with salt.
- Cook on a preheated barbecue grill (medium to high heat) for 12-15 minutes on each side (for medium rare), or until done to your liking. Set meat aside to rest for 10 minutes.
- Pour leftover marinade and any juices from the resting lamb into a small pot and boil on the stove top for 3-4 minutes until it is had thickened to a sauce.
- To serve, slice lamb across the grain. Lay slices on a platter, spoon over sauce and sprinkle over sesame seeds, mint and coriander.
- Serve with barbecued vegetables like eggplant and capsicum.


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Recent News
February 03, 2014
Colorado Firm Recalls Various Meat Products Due To Soy Lecithin
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services received information regarding a recall of 144,000 pounds of meat and poultry products (including bratwurst / brotwurst, fully cooked sausage-type products, and raw fresh products) because of an undeclared allergen and misbranding. The products were processed with a releasing agent containing soy lecithin, a known allergen that is not declared on the label.
View the complete list of products for each of the below at www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/recalls-and-public-health-alerts/recall-case-archive/archive/2014/recall-009-2014-release.
- Brotwurst and bratwurst, produced between January 24, 2013 and January 24, 2014, packaged in 1-pound packages, 12 per case.
- Fully cooked sausage-type products, produced between January 24, 2013 and January 24, 2014. The products may be packaged in one the following manners: 1-ounce packages, 40 per case; 6-ounce packages, 24 per case; or 1-pound packages, 20 per case.
- Raw fresh products, produced between July 24, 2013 and January 24, 2014. The products may be packaged in one the following manners: patties/three per pound, in 12 pound cases; 6-pound bags, 12-pound cases; or 12 pound boxes.
The products subject to recall bear the establishment number "EST 6273" or "P-6273" inside the USDA Mark of Inspection. These products were sold nationwide to distributors, restaurants, and over the Internet.
The full recall can be found at www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/recalls-and-public-health-alerts/recall-case-archive/archive/2014/recall-009-2014-release.


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|Lawrence Scott Hewitt b. 26 July 1872
Lawrence Scott Hewitt was the son of William Martin Hewitt (1825-1918) and Selinda Scott (1847-after 1920). He had a sister named Zora Edith Hewitt (1869-1963). William was the brother of my great great grandmother Mary Ann Hewitt Proctor (1827-1892), so Lawrence was my great grandfather Daniel Proctor's first cousin.
My great aunt Cleo Proctor Cavanaugh wrote in 1990, "Great Uncle (William) Hewitt was at our house many times and my Aunt Sallie (Proctor Fargo) took me to their beautful home on Cascade Ave in the Mt. Baker area in Seattle. He had built and owned the first street railways in Minneapolis, Minnesota and operated them for many years. Uncle Charley (Charles Campbell Proctor) and our dad (Daniel Hewitt Proctor) both ran street cars there for him when they were young. Uncle Hewitt was a millionaire which meant something in those days."
There are some mistakes in the above description, but it did give me a starting point. The Hewitt family was, indeed, quite illustrious. William was born in Gallatin, Illinois and moved to Scott County, Iowa sometime between 1850 and 1860. He started as a clerk in a store in 1860 and was the Superintendent of the Street Railway by 1870. By 1880, he was the Superintendent of the Centre City Railway in Milwaukee and by 1892 he was the Superintendent of the Stillwater Street Railway in Stillwater, Minnesota. I have not been able to determine if he "owned" any of these railways, but from my research, I have confirmed that he was definitely involved in building and running them.
William married Selinda Scott and had two children - Zora (who married into the Staples family of Stillwater, Minnesota) and Lawrence. Sometime before 1900, the Hewitt family moved to Seattle, Washington. Lawrence lived there and worked as an electrician and car dealer. He married during that time, but divorced soon after. It appears he did not have any children. He died sometime after 1920.
The photo of Lawrence was taken by Photographer Phil E Thuemmler, 387 Broadway. He was active in Dubuque, Iowa from 1856-1865 and Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1871-1883. (However, I did not find the Broadway address.) Since the Hewitts moved to Milwaukee sometime between the 1870 and 1880 Federal Censuses, this would fit with the approximate date of 1875.
Although Lawrence is not a direct relative, it was fascinating to learn about his father's career and his sister Zora's life. Fortunately, due to their social standing their were many articles in which they are mentioned. I am very glad that I found this photo, prompting me to look further into this very interesting family. I have never seen a photo of the rest of the family. Considering their wealth, there is no doubt that family photos must have existed at one time. Hopefully, they survived and will eventually surface in the course of my research.
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AMU News
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19-APR-2018: Dept of Commerce organises seminar on ?Financial Inclusion through Financial Education?
Aligarh, April 19: The Department of Commerce and the Training and Placement Office (General), Aligarh Muslim University?AMU in association with National Stock Exchange of Indian (NSE), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Unit Trust of India (UTI) organized a regional seminar on ?Financial Inclusion through Financial Education? at the Strachey Hall where affordable, timely and adequate access to a wide range of regulated financial products and services and broadening their use was discussed.
Presiding over the seminar, AMU Pro Vice Chancellor, Professor Tabassum Shahab highlighted the need of being a conscious and trained investor to avoid set backs from investments.
The Chief Guest, Mr Surya Kant Sharma (Deputy General Manager, SEBI) delineated role of SEBI for investor?s education, while Ms Renu Bhandari (Manager, NSE) gave a presentation on ?Principles of Sound Investing?. Mr Harinder Pal Singh (Vice President, UTI) delivered a talk on ?Basics of Mutual Funds?.
Welcoming the guests, Prof Nawab Ali Khan apprised the audience about the theme of the seminar.
Mr Saad Hameed (Training and Placement Officer?General) Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh proposed the vote of thanks. Dr Nayyar Rahman conducted the programme.
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06-NOV-2019 : New Chairmen appointed ALIGARH November 6: Professor Bhanu Prakash Singh, Department of Physics, Al
05-NOV-2019 : International Conference on 'Genomics and Proteomics Pertaining to Biological Sciences' begins at AM