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Saturday, September 20, 2008
Return of the WaveMaker
As you might remember WaveMaker is a web-based IDE which let you drag and drop a nice UI and connect tables, trees and other things to backend services, like databases, web services and even POJO Java classes. And this in itself is nice, but the big deal is that everything is done with very few clicks in the IDE, it's all running from your own local machine (if you want, you might have a separate development machine for this, but it's in your control, is what I mean) and it produces a stand-alone WAR file that you can drop into JBoss or Tomcat or whatever to get your stuff up and running.
I really like RAD, when it works. WaveMaker had some problems in the 3.x release in making connections between UI components and backend services easy to understand, and this has thankfully become much better in the 4.x release.
Still, WaveMaker has two major drabacks, for me;
1) It has no cloud. OK, this is wildly unfair, I know. But I'm comparing against GAE, and possible Jaxer all the time. What hapens if I manage to build something that has to support millions of request? Do I have to wrestle AWS again? Argh!
2) It requires Java to runt the backend. Custom logic can thankfully be done in any language, as long as it exposed as any (almost) kind of web service, WSDL, RESTish, et.c, but the server is done in Java, and require a container. What would be very nice is if you could separate the excellent front-end IDE from the services it depends on from the backend, and build alternate backends. Maybe a python backend? ?? ?? :)
I've been looking at ways to use WaveMaker with SSJS (Server-Side JavaScript) the last days, on my off time, and it is definitely doable. I donwloaded the Rhino jar from Mozilla, which is the standard Java-based JavaScript engine (http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/download.html), and put it in the lib directory in my WaveMaker project folder. Then I copied and pasted one of the examples which comes along with Rhino that shows how to evaluate a Java String as JavaScript, into the WaveMaker Wizard which help you create new services from a simple POJO. And it compiled and smiled, just like that :)
The next step is to make it do something useful, and to tie the output of the service to an UI component, maybe a textfield, to see that it works. And what we have then is a DIY SSJS in conjunction with WaveMaker's excellent frontend. Since WM has a well defined server-side Java ASPI as well, exposing those objects to JavaScript should be fairly easy, since you'd probably want to interact with it at some point.
Then I got thinking about possible backend alternatives again, and noticed that Kris Zyp's SSJS persevere framework has been accepted into the Dojo foundation. Persevere is really cool, but has no IDE as such, and depend on the developer knowing well how to consume RESTish webs ervices from a JavaScript(Ajax client, very close to TSA/SOFEA ideals :)
What it has in spades is database rubberification and exposal through REST services. It can connect to a number of different databases, and present all actions (even schema modifications and table management) in the same kind of REST metaphor as you would present adding a new row or modfying a column.
Persevere has a lot of feature overlap with WaveMakers backend, but that's really very positive, since there's not so much more to add (I hope :). Unfortunately, Persevere also require a Java backend, running on Rhino itself, but it could still be a nice addition.
Possibly, WaveMaker could also add a SMD (Simple Method Descripton) web service generation to the list of existing services it can consume, which would make Persevere melt right in.
What I would really want is a SSJS cloud which is toolkit agnostic, with the WaveMaker IDE as ... well, IDE and management console. The current contenders for the SSJS cloud throne are mostly (10gen, for example) forcing their own platform, and making it impossible to import JavaScript from other sources (Say, Dojo). Or if not, they force you to whip out your credit-card before getting any access (Jaxer).
I think it's really sad that Jaxer does not provide a free entry-level poking-around alternative for their cloud. Google App Engine (OK, quite some more resources) and others can do it, and it really feels like a bad slice of an otherwise gorgeous apple pie.
I began with praising WaveMaker, then being unreasonable with them, then yammered at the state of SSJS in general. Coherent? Certainly not! :) Also, I really like Jaxer as well, but I think that they really should not push away customers like that. Everything else point in the other direction(I.e. really cool and very interesting), so not giving people the opportunity to check out the wares before ponying up (The amount is insignificant, actually, from this point of view) feels wrong.
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- eh said...
(Note: I'm the CTO of 10gen)
The 10gen ssjs platform is completely toolkit agnostic.
in our admin apps and apps we've written we use yui, dojo and prototype, among others.
Do you mean server side framework? We do have our own, but are also working on making it easy for making any other application framework work on top of our application server/database platform.
- September 20, 2008 at 12:36 PM
- Peter Svensson said...
Hi eh!
That's great news! I did a lot of digging around the APIs a month or so ago and could find no way at all that I could load Dojo, for example. This is very good news :-)= . I'll go dig some more.
- September 21, 2008 at 7:35 AM
- Christopher Keene said...
Peter - thanks for your posting and also for digging into supporting SSJS in WaveMaker. For us, the ideal would be to keep our Java services (Spring/Hibernate/Dojo) and wrapper them so they could be consumed by Rhino functions. Would that work for you? A big part of our value prop for corporate users is that they trust tested server side components like Spring et al. If we could make these services available to server-side javascript, that seems like the best of both worlds
- September 29, 2008 at 2:57 PM
- Peter Svensson said...
@christopher keene:
Absolutely. The more I think about it, this makes better sense. The JVM is very well supported, and if it would be possible to find a simple App Engine-level simple cloud for it, then that would be great.
Also, using the Java scripting standard, you could add in additional languages after JavaScript, like Ruby and Python. Once the first scripting interface to WaveMaker backend services is done, it will be much simpler to do the same thing for the next language.
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 06:16 AM
This is Jason's first experience of astral travel with my father:
Jason's girlfriend said that right before he appeared to begin this "dream", she heard someone knocking on the window and the door. She actually got up and went to check out the noise, but found nothing. When she returned, Jason was speaking aloud, but so quickly that she couldn't understand him.
He told me that his grandfather came to "get him". He asked Jason to come with him and they travelled to a place totally unfamiliar to Jason. When Jason described the location to me, I recognized it immediately as the dining room of a home I lived in as a child. We moved alot back then and this was my dad's favorite house. I recognized Jason's description of the china cabinet, the wall hangings, the chairs and the layout of the room.
He said he had his hand resting on the table, and my dad reached out to lay his hand over Jason's. Jason said he could feel warmth. He also noticed the ring my dad was wearing. He said it was a very large ring with a deep blue stone. Jason couldn't have known, but this would be the ring my dad had worn since his college days at Georgetown.
Jason, in his dream, was wearing a Fubu brand shirt. This confused my dad, who was asking what a "Fubu" shirt is. He was unfamiliar with the name and the conversation was so detailed that Jason remembers this.
He told Jason that he wanted him to get his medals back, that they were in the wrong place. He also said that he wanted his gun to be in our possession.
(I'm sure this goes back to his military days, but I was unaware of any medals. I pulled out family pictures and papers. Sure enough, he was awarded 6 medals, none of which I have ever seen. I do know that when medals are awarded while the soldier is in combat, they are held until his discharge so as not to be lost, or be stolen by the enemy. I'm wondering now if he ever received them at all, so it looks as though I have some research to do with the U.S. Army. As far as the gun is concerned, I'm not too sure if I can do anything about that. Actually, that may not even have anything to do with the military. My dad was a sheriff until he was shot, and ultimately resigned from the force. This could be the gun he wants back.)
One funny thing...Jason asked where his grandmother was and why she hadn't come along to visit. My dad told him that she was "busy rght now with other things"....And I can just see that happening!
He told Jason how proud he was that he was in school...even told him not to worry about selecting a major yet, something that has been stressing Jason for a few months.
All in all, Jason and I feel real good about this..the 'realness' of the conversation made Jason know that his grandfather is with him always.
Jason has since had other experiences with my father, and also with a shaman. Since my son has no knowledge of shamans and their practices, it was amazing to me when he awoke and knew the symbolism of stones, colors, etc..
Oh, and Jason has said that whle he is in the state of astral travel, all of his senses are heightened - There is a great clarity to everything - "Crystal clear" is how he described it.
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 06:51 AM
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 09:21 AM
Very neat!
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 11:51 AM
Thanks for sharing that,keep us in touch if he has any more encounters ;D
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 07:03 PM
Thanks Lamuris and DeadZone for the little teachings you have given me on this subject!
Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above
Posted 19 August 2004 - 07:43 PM
That is really amazing. How long have you been trying to get to that point? I would like to learn more about this.
Keep us posted on future travels you may have.
Posted 20 August 2004 - 05:37 AM
Infact for quite a long, but wasn't quite clear in what I was doing. Yesterday's experience itself was not a planned one - except for the fact that it happened and I was aware. It might have happened because of my intense desire and nothing more. First I thought it was another sleep paralysis happenning, but then I saw thigns in a different perceptive. I mean, all around was a white-electric blue light and all things were "kinda glowing". I usually keep a chair by my right side of the bed to keep my mobile phone - and also for my cat to sleep on if she may need. I saw my physical right hand resting on the bed, but also saw the astral right hand standing out. I tried to catch hold of the arms of the chair, and I could. It was when I actually realized that I was having an out of body experience. I got up and "stumbled" around. And for a while I actually layed on my back on the floor, and was enjoying the entire situation. But something deep down told me to "get back" and I started to get back in. Boy! after that, I wanted to log in straight away and post the experience, but it was such a peaceful feeling I was having that I wanted to enjoy howmuchever it lasted
That is really amazing. How long have you been trying to get to that point?
This is exactly how I too felt.
...... start feeling the tingles all over your body . once you get to that stage, you start to feel lost and kinda scared because you start to step into the astral plain,......
10 days back, DeadZone told me a simple meditation/visualization technique, that I was on for quite some time. And also in this thread - http://www.ghostvill...indpost&p=27612 - Lamuris has explained how to achieve Astral Travel. Though I never tried it out seriously, now that I know I too can Astral!
It is not yet an Astral Travel as Holly's son has had, but perhaps I too can.... soon.
Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above
Posted 20 August 2004 - 05:48 AM
Jason has had several experiences with my father, and one interesting aspect of each of them is that he is completely exhausted the following morning. Sometimes his joints ache, and generally he has a headache as well. Still, he remembers each and every detail distinctly and always looks forward to the next time.
These journeys are not something he sought. My dad just comes to get him as though they were going out to spend the day together - the most normal thing in the world.
This is an intersting little sidenote: Jason and I live about 1500 miles apart. In spite of that, we're exceptionally close and speak on the phone often. When Jason was very young, my mother bought him a toy black car -It is cast iron and is a replica of a London taxi. So, I guess not so much of a toy, but rather, something to be displayed on a shelf. It's a hefty item, about 5 inches long and 2 inches wide. It was the last thing my mom bought for Jason before she passed, and he still has it - on the shelf above his bed.
The other morning, I woke up with my arm outstretched, and I knew I was reaching out because this car was being handed to me...Even though,of course, that was impossible.
I could actually feel the weight of the car in my hand and I knew that's what it was. This was at 6:08 a.m., my time.
That afternoon, my son called - He said he had an experience - While he slept, he had obviously reached up onto his shelf, taken the car down, and was reaching out with it to hand it to me. He was trying to tell me that my mother had been with him in a dream, not travel. When he awoke, the car was in his hand. I asked him what time this had happened -According to his journal is was 8:08 a.m. - his time.
I actually felt as though the car had almost passed between our hands..I could feel the weight of it, the tires, the doors that open. If I hadn't woken up at that moment, I have to wonder how far the whole experience might have gone.
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Posted 22 August 2004 - 05:36 PM
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Posted 22 August 2004 - 07:25 PM
Glad I was able to help you achieve this, was my pleasure, I teach this locally, and have for the last 5 years, so, its always amazing when I hear the excitement in someones voice when they have overcome fears, associated with this ...Good Job Mate....
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"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results." Albert Einstein
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Posted 03 September 2004 - 12:09 PM
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In the first half, the Bucs held Morehead State scoreless for the first eight minutes and went on a 10-0 run to open the game. However, the Eagles finally got on the scoreboard thanks to a layup by forward Les Simmons, and ultimately put together a 9-0 run of their own to make it 10-9 with 10:05 left in the first half.
From there, the Bucs got hot again and built an advantage of seven points at 24-17 when Hubbard hit a running layup with 5:02 left in the half. However, Morehead did not let the Bucs go away and put together an 8-2 run to close out the half and make it 26-25 at the break.
Morehead State opened the second half on an 8-0 run to make it 33-26 with 18:35 left in the game, but ETSU responded with a 10-4 run of its own to pull within one at 37-36 when a Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) 3-pointer found the mark. The Bucs could not retake the lead and actually fell behind by eight points at 52-44 when a Maze Stallworth 3-pointer found the mark with 7:43 left.
At that point, a pair of Jones' 3-pointers helped pull the Bucs back into it at 52-50 with 4:33 left. The Bucs and Eagles then traded baskets, but five straight points from Williams made it 56-55 when his layup found the mark with 1:39 left in the game. After another bucket by Stallworth got it to 58-55 with a minute left, but Jones answered again and tied it at 58 when his long range 3-pointer rattled home with 57 seconds remaining. However, from there Stallworth's free throws were the difference.
The Bucs have now completed their non-conference schedule and will return to action Monday night against Jacksonville at 7 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.


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"I've had 20 calls the last two days," says construction contractor Randy Zoller of Home Lumber Co. in Du Quoin about roofs leaking as melting ice backs water into a business or home with a flat or shallow roof.
"It's called capillary action," says Zoller, one of the most experienced roofing contractors on Southern Illinois.
By the time the "ice dams" and icicles have melted the damage has already been done and in some cases the problem corrects itself--until the next time it happens.
"The ice is slow to melt," says Zoller and the illusive roof leaks may linger for several days.
Public administrator Brad Myers said Tuesday, "We've got them here at city hall. There's one over at the chamber office. At least three churches and at least seven downtown business buildings are having similar melting ice and snow problems.
Ice dams cause millions of dollars a year in damage such as water-stained ceilings, rotted roof sheathing, deformed gutters, peeling paint, compromised insulation, mold infestation, and more.
You've seen it many times - a mass of heavy ice collecting at the eaves of a roof. But did you ever wonder why these hazardous (and dangerous) ice masses and icicles form? The answer is simple: Trapped heat in your attic melts the snow on your roof. The melting snow then trickles downward to the edges of the roof and re-freezes, over and over again, continually adding more ice mass, and eventually results in extreme havoc to the structure of your roof. You might not know the extent of the damage until it is way too late: Damage such as warping and detachment of eave troughs, fascia board warping, roof wood rot, and melting ice leaking into your house resulting in drywall and plaster stains. Why does this happen? You might be surprised by the answer. The power of ice is tremendous. When water freezes it expands and creates a huge force that pushes against anything in its way. This unstoppable force can bend steel like bubble gum. Imagine this huge level of pressure pushing against soft materials such as wood, aluminum, asphalt shingles, or bricks, concrete, and stone walls (all easy prey for ice dams). Clearly, the damage could be enormous.
What is the answer? Here it is: The only lasting solution to prevent roof ice damming is proper roof ventilation. Why? Because proper roof ventilation removes the trapped heat in your attic (the very heat that causes ice dams) and studies prove that a cool attic during winter stops the thaw/re-freeze cycle and thus stops the melting snow from re-freezing at the roof edges. But how does roof ventilation specifically prevent ice damming? The answer is to create an attic temperature that is close or the same to the temperature outside of the attic using specific roof/attic ventilation procedures such as soffit roof ventilation and ridge roof ventilation.
Proof of this heat loss theory is easy to see. Take a look at a house with many large icicles along the eaves, then, look at the detached garage roof with the same exposure to the sun. You will find that the unheated garage has little or no icicles.
After air sealing and insulating, be sure you have adequate passive roof ventilation. This may be achieved by introducing ample eave/soffit vents in conjunction with a continuous ridge vent. This allows for natural convective air movement across a large percentage of the roof deck. It will keep your attic cold in the winter, minimizing the premature snow melt that causes ice dams. In the summer, you will have a cooler attic. You will also have less chance of condensation and mold.
As a last measure of prevention, a waterproof membrane can be installed along the lower 36" edge of your roof. This underlayment is a peel and stick product that prevents leaks and ice dams.
Following these guidelines will not only solve the root causes of ice dams, but it will save you money in wasted energy (conditioned indoor air), and ensure that your home is durable for many years to come.
The downside: Most of this will have to wait until warmer weather.
Zoller said he expects a busy spring for his construction company because of the winter ice and snow damage.


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Brantley Gilbert and Jana Kramer are officially country music's newest couple. The 'Kick It in the Sticks' singer confessed Friday morning that he and the actress/singer are an item, gushing, "I'm a very, very happy man."
"Yes, I am with Jana Kramer," Gilbert reportedly told Cadillac and Dallas on Atlanta's WKHX radio. They've been together for over three months, having met at the CMT Music Awards in Nashville in June — the same month that Taste of Country readers named the singer 'country's most eligible bachelor.'
The radio team was tipped to the budding romance by a photo of Gilbert they saw on Kramer's bus recently. Gilbert didn't seem to be shy about admitting his feelings for the 'Why Ya Wanna' singer and 'Friday Night Lights' actress, although the deejays made him squirm a little first.
So how serious are they? Gilbert says they'll be sitting together at the CMA Awards on November 1, but Kramer doesn't have a key to his new house quite yet. The Detroit-born songstress allegedly got very giggly when WKHX jocks noticed the picture, but so far, they're not Facebook official.
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European Commission
Joaquín Almunia
Vice President of the European Commission responsible for Competition Policy
Introductory remarks on UPS/ TNT Express merger
Press conference- Press room
Brussels, 30 January 2013
Today the Commission decided to prohibit the acquisition of the logistics company TNT Express by its competitor UPS.
In our investigation we found that the proposed take-over would have restricted competition in 15 Member States and would have likely led to price increases.
Before I explain to you why I reached such a conclusion, let me say a few words on the markets we are talking about.
In our Single Market, many businesses and citizens need to send small packages to various European countries. Sometimes, they require "express deliveries": this means that the delivery must take place on the next day. Just think of spare parts to restart a device, blood samples shipped for testing, medicines that are quickly needed because they have run out of stock and so on and so forth – not to mention important and very urgent documents.
These customers need access to reliable services that truly fit their needs. For them, deferred deliveries, beyond 24 hours, is not an option. Many of them also need a provider that can ship in all Europe, not just from one country to another particular country.
Express deliveries require very sophisticated processes and an adequate infrastructure, such as an air transport network, in order to meet the required deadline in any European country.
The main providers of these services are the so-called "integrators". They are called this way because they control an international network for both air and ground delivery. Their networks, which are run by complex IT systems, include local sorting centres, air and ground hubs, as well as fleets of vans, trucks and aircraft.
Today there are only four integrators in Europe: UPS, TNT, DHL and FedEx.
The acquisition of TNT by UPS would have significantly changed the competitive situation in the market.
So we had to look very closely at its impact, keeping in mind that customers rely on vibrant competition between providers so that they can access good quality services on affordable terms.
Let me now turn to the details of our analysis.
First, we found – in agreement with UPS - that the markets for deliveries within the European Economic Area (EEA) are national in scope. The reason is that customers look at the various alternatives available in their home country when they need a company that can provide express delivery services to any other European country.
We found that in these markets, integrators only faced limited competition by national postal operators, freight forwarders or local or national delivery companies, because they rely heavily on road rather than air transport. They are only marginal players in express delivery because they cannot reach the same levels of efficiency or reliability as integrators, in the absence of adequate ground and air networks.
We also found that in a number of countries, FedEx – one of the four integrators active in Europe – is not a significant competitor, in particular because of the limited density and scale of its intra-European network.
As a result, in many countries there are only three main players among which many customers can really choose – UPS, TNT Express and DHL. The merger would have drastically reduced choice for these customers, bringing the possible options to only two: UPS/TNT on the one hand and DHL on the other.
We analysed what the concrete impact of such a concentration would be. We found that prices would increase in 29 countries within the European Economic Area (EEA).
However, UPS argued that the merger would have created significant efficiencies to outweigh these negative effects. We looked very carefully at these arguments. Our investigation – supported by a thorough economic assessment – showed that some of the savings resulting from the combination of the parties' intra-European air networks could indeed be passed on to consumers. Still, we also found that in many countries these benefits would not outweigh the price increases resulting from the lessening of competition caused by the merger.
In the end we concluded that in 15 Member States of the EU this acquisition raised very serious competition problems.
UPS attempted to address our concerns by offering remedies.
The company offered to divest TNT's subsidiaries in these 15 countries. It also pledged to sell – under certain conditions – TNT's subsidiaries in two other Member States to transfer more volume of intra-EEA express deliveries to a prospective purchaser.
In addition, UPS said it would give access to its intra-European air network to the purchaser for five years if the buyer was a non-integrator.
Although these proposals were submitted at a very late stage in the procedure, we engaged in a very extensive analysis and had in-depth discussions with UPS. The company had the opportunity to improve its remedies on two occasions.
However, at the end of these conversations and exchanges, the UPS proposals remained insufficient.
The only way to remedy our concerns was to provide a solution which would allow the presence on the market of another strong player alongside UPS and DHL. This strong player could have been either another "integrator", or another company capable of exercising an equivalent competitive constraint.
Our investigation revealed that the potential purchasers of the assets that we could consider suitable were very few. The purchaser would have to use the assets for express deliveries and not for other types of services. To cover all destination countries in the EEA, any purchaser would need an appropriate network or at least partnerships in these countries. Moreover, the purchaser would need an air-transport solution after the five-year period during which UPS would offer access.
Given the very small number of potentially suitable buyers in this case, there was a lot of uncertainty about whether the remedies would be at all effective if the Commission authorised the acquisition. Needless to say, given the very serious competition problems identified, this uncertainty was problematic.
To address such uncertainty, UPS would have needed to commit, as part of the remedies package, to sign a binding agreement with a suitable buyer before the concentration was materially implemented. We would then have been able to ensure the remedies were effectively implemented after our decision. This is what we usually called an "upfront buyer" solution.
However, UPS was not ready to offer this. Instead, it attempted to sign such an agreement before the end of the Commission's investigation – which is submitted to precise legal deadlines – and did so much too late for it to materialise.
Moreover, given the package of remedies proposed, we still had serious doubts on whether the buyer that UPS was working with – the French group La Poste/DPD – would have the ability and incentive to become a strong player in express deliveries.
In the absence of suitable remedies to the competition concerns we identified, I had no other choice but to propose to the college of commissioners to issue a negative decision. This is the third merger that is prohibited under my responsibility in this mandate, out of the roughly 800 mergers we have cleared since I took over in February 2010.
Let me recall what the principles of our merger control are. Where a merger would significantly restrict competition in the Single Market; where the efficiencies do not outweigh the harm for consumers; and where the proposals by the merging companies fall short of remedying such a negative outcome; then it is in the common interest to prevent the transaction from taking place.
Here our decision ensures that the companies that use these express delivery services are protected from a likely price increase which would directly harm their business as well as, ultimately, the final consumers.
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The Inheritance Dream and the Genealogy Fairy
Now that I'm a genealogist I'm afraid it's even more unlikely that this will happen. I mean, I'm pretty sure I'm aware of all my distantly connected living relatives. And the ones I do know about either aren't rich or aren't going to leave me any money.
Now I have a new dream. I dream about the Genealogy Fairy. This Genealogy Fairy magically provides me with the whole tuition cost to take the Boston University Genealogy Certificate Program. The Genealogy Fairy could also potentially provide me with the tuition money for the Rhode Island School of Design certificate program in Historic Preservation. And somehow the Genealogy Fairy would also make it ok with my husband that I spend so much time away from home and working on my studies.
If any of you have any inside connections with the Genealogy Fairy, will you please put in a good word for me? Thanks!
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Marian - If the Genealogy Fairy does stop by your house, send her my way after she grants your wishes. I too have considered the BU program. I would love to do it, but the cost is prohibitive, at least at this point in my life. I already have an MLS and an almost 20 year career working in libraries. I've only gotten into genealogy over the last few years, but I believe my research skills are solid and my level of interest is high enough to guide me through the self-education process. My only real issue is a lack of time.ReplyDelete
You have wonderful skills and a successful business. I heard you speak at the WPL conference last year, and I was truly impressed. Not to discount the value of the BU program, but I bet a lot of the folks in that program envy you YOUR skills. While academic kudos are nice, they aren't everything. We all do the best we can given our place in life.
The genealogy fairy didn't provide me with the whole tuition but I did sorta win the lottery. The Boston University Genealogy Certificate Program had a contest last year at the NGS conference in Salt Lake City. I won a scholarship and am taking the course now. So get thee to a meeting and check out the exhibit hall. Off to do homework...
If the Genealogy Fairy comes your way, send her over here when she's done with you. I will do the same for you! LOL. Would love to take the BU course!ReplyDelete


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Subject: General Tech, Mobile | September 10, 2012 - 09:02 PM | Scott Michaud
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Mozilla has released a demonstration of their mobile operating system, Firefox OS. As much as I like Mozilla and their influence on the PC industry I cannot see much reason for this operating system to exist as it stands right now.
We have reported earlier in the year on Mozilla's push into the mobile and app store market.
Just last week as of the time of this writing we have been given a video walkthrough of current builds for Firefox OS. This is obviously a very early build of the operating system and we have no idea what the developers have planned for the platform in the future. The only position I can speak from is what I can see right now – and that is what I will do.
There's also the whole issue of tablets…
The operating system as it currently stands looks like it could very well be a custom skin of Android. It is clear that Mozilla has put a substantial amount of work into the backend just because of how complex a mobile operating system fundamentally is. The interface could be little more than placeholder used to develop the fundamentals.
If not then it is somewhat disappointing to me. Mozilla has always had innovative hooks such as tabs or extensions to disrupt incumbent products. Apart from its legally open nature I do not really see anything yet that would differentiate the platform from its peers. Simply put, it looks like Android – and not even the most recent Android.
Hopefully we will begin to see some of the disruptive force Mozilla is known for as this operating system begins to mature. There just has to be a hook somewhere for it to gain any ground especially when it is this late to the game.
a web browser is not an OS
w8 is going to put an end to all of these mickey mouse operating systems, and I can't wait.
Even if Microsoft removes the ability to create or run anything outside of their formerly-Metro APIs? As in, if it is not Metro it will not run at all?
Oooo, don't let the Cloud worshippers hear you say that. Next you willl be claiming that hardware isn't a service! :P
that is only on win RT on ARM
Actually no... it's Firefox OS running on the Boot2Gecko project which is based on the Linux kernel.
I think all Mozilla is trying to do is push more and more smart phone features into HTML5. As part of creating Firefox OS they're creating open standards for HTML5 interfacing with a gyroscope, accelerometer, phone dialing and phone status, and camera. Plus they're supporting an HTML5 app store.
The goal is to make HTML5 so full of features that your mobile device operating system is irrelevant - iOS, Android, Firefox OS, Windows Phone, Blackberry, WebOS - as long as you have a modern browser, you'll be able to download and use good apps on all of them. If you switch operating system it won't matter, you can bring all of your Firefox OS apps with you.
That destroys vendor lockin of consumpers on the operating system and the vendor lockin of consumers on the app stores.
That's the dream. I don't think it will come true, but the idea is awesome.
There would still be some lock-in so long as you are forced to repurchase applications across platforms.
If we get to the point that app developers consider a sale on any platform as a sale on every platform -- or app stores become no more than web portals -- then that would be possible.
Again, this is all idealistic. I suspect the reality is that it will fail to gain enough adoption from the big players to make a difference.
But if the browsers - Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and IE - were truly standards compliant with these new HTML5 features, then app stores really would become web portals, as you said.
It is Android. When user navigates to Mozilla's site, it offers Firefox for Android download, so no mistery there ;-)
No it's not.
It's the Gecko engine on Gonk.


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I'm glad people agree with me. You know, since most girls consider Robert to be "their preciousssssssss" can we throw him into Mount Doom?
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Teotihuacan, also known as the City of the Gods, is an archeological site 40 km northeast of Mexico City. Náhuatl for "the place where men became gods", Teotihuacan is home to some of the largest ancient pyramids in the world. According to legend, it was here where the gods gathered to plan the creation of man.
Teotihuacan was the largest Pre-Columbian city in the Americas, reaching a total population of 150,000 at its height. The name is also used to refer to the civilization this city dominated, which at its greatest extent included most of Mesoamerica.
Construction of Teotihuacán commenced around 300 BC, with the Pyramid of the Sun built by 150 BC. 150–450 AD.
It is said that the descendents of this city abandoned this city and relocated in Tenochtitlan because it was thought to be a more sacred location.
A lot of artifacts have wisely been moved to National Anthropological Museum, in Mexico City. Elevation: 2,300m/7482f
Get in
By car (or taxi) - it takes about 45 minutes from the Mexico City, city center if you use the toll highway. It takes much longer, but more interesting, if you use the old free road. There is a small fee for parking at the site. A taxi may be prohibitively expensive, though sometimes "tours" with a car and driver/guide can be arranged for a reasonable fee if you want the convenience.
By bus - Buses to Teotihuacán leave from Mexico City about every fifteen minutes from Terminal Autobuses del Norte (outside Autobuses del Norte Metro station, Line 5, walk all the way to the left once you enter the terminal, gate 8). The buses also stop outside the Potrero Metro station (Line 3). A one-way ticket will cost MX$40 (Jan 2013). Check that your bus goes to the site entrance of Teotihuacán ruinas and not just to the town of San Juan Teotihuacán nearby. From Potrero, exit the station and look for white buses that go to Piramides -- they mean the pyramids of Teotihuacán. The trip will take around an hour, and the buses run until about 6pm -- check the last departure before you leave. You will be dropped off and picked up at Puerta 2 (Closest to the Pyramid of the Sun), or by the front gate (gate 1). From there it's a 1/8th of a mile down the main road entering the complex, you will be picked up there as well.
By tour bus - most travel agencies offer half or full day tours to the site, often combined with the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the Basilica of Guadalupe, both of which are outside the city center. It's a convenient way to combine the three, but note our comments above about getting to the site early. The price is around $200. As with guided tours everywhere in the world, these tours will waste much of your time by promoting gift shops, but they are still a convenient way to get here for Mexico City-based tourists.
Get around
There is an entrance fee of 57 pesos to enter the park. This is a large site, a lot of walking is required as there few other ways to navigate the complex, unless you have a car, then you can freely drive around the perimeter (if you are staying at the hotel in the park or heading to one of the many restaurants). There are tractor-drawn wagons with seats and shelter that run on a schedule known only to them. If you go by bus, they will deliver you to one spot, from which you will be required to walk to and from. If you tire easily, pack light for this excursion (i.e., no backpacks, heavy purses, etc).
There are plenty of friendly park police there, they may limit your driving around the site unless you are staying at the hotel. Taxi drivers are not allowed to drive you around the site, you must have a destination, like a restaurant, inside of the park. If you are adventurous and lucky, you may be able to rent a bicycle to ride around the perimeter on the cobble stone road (a bit bouncy). If you are visiting the site and do not have an opportunity to explore the perimeter where the shops, restaurants and old buildings are, you are missing out. Just a little creativity should help you find some transportation inside of the complex. The locals are very friendly and a few pesos will go a long way. Try to at least find a ride around the perimeter to view the complex. It will be worth the effort.
SeeThis site has a lot of small pyramids, but essentially there are only four main attractions.
The Temple of the Moon - A medium sized pyramid off from the center of the complex.
The Temple of the Sun - The largest pyramid in the structure with an excellent view of the surrounding mountains. Wear sunscreen, they don't call it the Temple of the Sun for nothing.
The Temple of Quetzalcoatl - One of the most sacred Temples in the complex. This temple is decorated with many stone serpent heads.
Museo Teotihuacán, The museum at the park with outstanding displays and a miniture recreation of the entire site. Well worth the visit.
There are also some smaller structures surrounding the complex, no more than four or five meters in height. A drive around the perimeter, on the road along the park will provide many surprises and is worth the trip. Hitching a ride or even paying a few pesos for a ride will be worth the effort.
There are also many interesting constructions along the Avenue of the Dead which runs along the middle of the site, so don't just walk from one temple to the other. On the left side of the plaza in front of the Temple of the Moon are several areas including the Palace of the Jaguars which house many wall paintings, sculptures, and underground rooms.
You can exit one of the back gates into the adjacent town of San Juan Teotihuacán. There you can shop for consumer items like groceries, water, bakery items, fresh OJ and such. Nice little town. Get a Telemex prepaid calling card for Mexico's pay phones. They are available from several vendors and the savings are substantial.
There are a lot of vendors selling silver product. Remember in México, silver is thought to be cheap and only for tourists. You will find a lot of silver products at this location. Also, you will find obsidian rocks for sale. Some of these types of things will be just a round stone, or something more elaborate like a statue. Also, there will be salesmen everywhere with Aztec flutes.
Around the inside perimiter of the site you will find several shops that not only sell, but also manufacture obsidian art and other stone objects for sale. Shop and compare quality and prices before buying.
There are a plenty of restaurants near the exits of the complex, inside and outside of the park and in the hotels in San Juan Teotihuacan as well as grocery stores and bakeries. Consider having one prepare a picnic for you and enjoy it at the park.
Restaurante La Gruta is located on the eastern perimeter around Teotihuacan, 500 meters down the road across from the "Puerta No. 5" entrance. The restaurant is located deep inside a subterranean cave and illuminated by two large holes on the side along with other ambient lighting. There is a bar with a vast selection of beers, wines, and liquors. Prepare for the possibility of a serenade by a small Mariachi band or weekend shows featuring live Aztec dancers.
Hotel Villa Arquelogica of Teotihuacan is located inside of the park and close to the entrance it has a very pleasant dining room serving 3 meals a day. It is reasonably priced, food is excellent and the staff very helpful.
Museo Teotihuacán, The museum at the park has a restaurant.
There are a lot of small vendors in and outside the complex that sell water, juices, and sodas. Alcohol is available at the hotel and several vendors around the perimeter (on the road) sell cold beer.
Hotel Villa Arqueológica of Teotihuacan, is the only hotel located in the archaeological zone at only 5 minutes walking distance from the main entrance of the site. The hotel is open all year round, and is accessible to the public. There is a small swimming pool, dining room and patio. The rooms are a bit small, but very clean. There is secure parking, having a car at the site is a real plus! You will be allowed to drive around the entire site without much restriction. [email protected] [1] Phone: 011 52 55 58 36 90 20 (from USA/Canda/Abroad)
The main thing you will notice inside and around the complex are people constantly approaching you trying to sell you trinkets. Be prepared, as this will be unusual if you have never been to Mexico before. Sometimes they can be very persistant. If you are not interested, don't make eye contact.
The climb to the top of the pyramids is a long one. You may want to take several breaks on the way up, unless you are exceptionally fit or young.
There are numerous stray dogs around the park, they do not seem to be dangerous, but touching them, feeding them or paying any attention to them is not in your best interest, especially at the restaurants.
Be aware of the weather. Sunny days can suddenly turn rainy.
Get out
The only way to get out of the area is by bus back to México City. They come by the entrance every 30 minutes or so outside of the parking lot for entrance #2 ("Puerta 2").


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A Shelter Cat Finds a Forever Home
When we started thinking about adopting another pet, we talked with the kids well before we set out to find one. Our 5-year-old proclaimed that we would name our new pet Darth Vader. Since we already had a pug, and we were wanting a companion for her (and a solution to the mouse problem in the basement), we decided a cat would be the best idea. If we were lucky, a cat would scare off the mice and make a great friend to our pug and our kids. Plus, a cat seemed like less work than a second dog, as independent as cats are.
Hubby and I spent a whole day researching the various animal shelters and humane societies within fifty miles. Not only were we determined to adopt a cat from a shelter, but we wanted to choose the right shelter. We eventually decided to travel out of state over into Maryland and visit The Humane Society of Kent County. The Humane Society of Kent County is an open admission shelter, which means they welcome any animal that is in need of their care. As long as they have room, every animal is guaranteed a clean, safe and cozy place to live until they find their forever home.The adoption paperwork was available online, so we printed those and filled the questionnaire out at home, then emailed it over to the shelter so they had plenty of time to review it before we arrived.
When we visited the Humane Society of Kent County, they allowed us to bring our pug and all of our kids with us, to see what cat might be friendliest toward our family. They led us right into the room where they kept the cats, with a huge window that overlooked the lobby. Several cats were roaming back and forth through a cat-opening that led to a large closed-in area outside where they could get fresh air, climb and exercise. I liked that the cats had access to the outside and a view of the lobby, where they could see friendly human faces.
There were a few cats very eager to check us out, they were supersweet and fantastic with the kids. Some of the more timid cats were still in their enclosures. We were allowed to take one of them out at a time to see how they'd behave around the kids and our dog. They were all in great shape, obviously well taken care of while they stayed at the shelter. One or two cats didn't want anything to do with the kids, but the majority of the cats weren't bothered by us at all and snuggled up right against us, loving the attention.
We were happy to see how much attention the cats received from the staff, and visitors in general. There were two girls from Washington College standing in the room with us, who told us how they loved to come visit the animals all the time. That was great to hear.
A member of the staff helped us get to know some of the cats and recommended certain cats with personalities that would be compatible with kids and a dog. She was so helpful and we really felt that she knew the cats enough to know which would be best for our family.
While the kids were petting and chasing playful cats around the room, a dark shape caught my eye in a bottom corner cage. It was a big cat I hadn't noticed before, with lovely long black fur and bright green eyes. When I took her out, she was happy to let me hold her. Her tail was very long and she whipped it over my arm, reminding me of the Cowardly Lion. Of course, I was in love instantly. Our 5-year-old immediately decided this cat was Darth Vader.
Hubby, however, wasn't quite sold. He really wanted to make sure we found the perfect cat that would get along with our big, active family. The kids took to Darth Vader immediately, so we spent a lot of time with her on the floor, seeing how she interacted with each individual and our dog. She was friendly but not overbearing and liked to sit and watch us back from her favorite spot on the scratching post. I could tell she enjoyed her space but also loved attention when she wanted it. Finally, Hubby agreed that we'd found a pretty cool cat.
Since we were pre-approved to adopt, the adoption process from then on was pretty easy. We filled out some more paperwork, agreed to have to her spayed by a certain date, etc. While I was completing the adoption paperwork, an older gentleman brought in a huge pack of paper towels as a donation. It was great to see a member of the community stopping by to offer supplies.
Gratefully, we took Darth Vader into our car and took her home. Our dog was so excited to have a friend that she spent a few days following Darth Vader around the house wanting to play, which the cat never seemed to mind at all. Since then, the cat has been a joy to have in our family. We haven't seen a single trace of the mouse in our basement since she arrived!
Many thanks to The Humane Society of Kent County for such an enjoyable pet adoption process and for all the hard work they do with the shelter animals.
EJ Curran is a Delaware mom. This post is adapted from her blog, Four Little Monsters, at FourLittleMonsters.com.


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