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   Look who's chopping wood again! We love to find wood as we cruise along. I help carry larger limbs back to the boat. Now Les feels well enough and strong enough to do a bit more on his own. Happy as a puppy with two tails!
   We are blessed with such mild weather so far this winter and at last--at last we are moving again, albeit in a relatively confined area of the canal system due to waiting wiring a doorbell for word about Les' further surgeries. wiring a doorbell That's okay with me. His energy levels are on the rise and every day my husband is capable of doing something he couldn't contemplate three weeks previously. Les is still on the skinny side and his clothes hang off of him, but he is happy and healthier once more. Les chopping wood we scored near Horton lock
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As programmers we have a bewildering amount of platforms and languages to choose from. Making such a choice is not always easy, yet it’s quite an important one. Many parts of your application can be refactored later, but language is not something you can (and should) change overnight.
At first it matters jessie and the toyboys to decide on what platform your app is going to run. For an iOS app it’s basicaly Objective-C, with C++ and pure C being options. For Android it’s Java, although with some Google flavors added.
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Serverside there’s quite some choice as well. Java is exceptionally strong here and C# is no baby either. C, Objective-C and C++ however are barely options jessie and the toyboys here. There are some other choices here though, like Ruby and PHP.
This becomes clear when looking at the Tiobe language index, jobs available on indeed.com or questions on stackoverflow. Java is often number one or very high ranked (on SO C# has more questions, but Java follows not far behind). This means there simply are a lot of resources available to the Java programmer. There are many books available, many conferences to go to, many articles to read and many jobs available. RoR may be a nice and influential framework, but Ruby simly doesn’t enjoy the popularity that Java does. Tiobe puts it in the 1% range, while Java sits in the 18% range.
The Debian language shootout consistently puts Java in the top tier of most performant jessie and the toyboys languages. jessie and the toyboys C and C++ do outperform it, but not by a very large margin. Dynamic languages like Ruby, PHP and Python perform much, much worse. On some benchmarks this is even 2 orders of magnitude worse. For web applications it’s often the case that 90% of the time is spend in the database, so Java web applications are certainly not two orders of magnitude faster in general but it does allow web frameworks to do quite some extra work without any significant impact on performance.
Java jessie and the toyboys has a simple syntax that’s relatively easy to learn. It’s in the C family, so Java knowledge easily transfers to a multitude jessie and the toyboys of other languages. I actually liked C# a bit better here, but Java and C# are still relatively close and Java gets some syntax enhancements real soon (JDK 7, I love try-with-resources) and some more are on the way (JDK 8). The only thing I really disliked about the Java syntax is checked exceptions. It’s a personal thing maybe, but to me both the Ruby and Python syntax just look too weird. jessie and the toyboys I tried them both but me and they just didn’t click.
Java is available on many platforms and its binaries work everywhere with the exception of Android, which compiles binaries jessie and the toyboys to another VM format (Dalvik). C# was mainly at a disadvantage here, as it’s very strongly tied to the MS platform. The language is available on Linux, but its ‘native’ jessie and the toyboys library .NET certainly is not (at least not at a level suitable for production). C is actually available on much more platforms than Java, but binaries are completely not portable and even source code often contains many system specific things.
The standard library of Java is incredibly rich. It contains many things for which most other languages need to resort jessie and the toyboys to third party libraries. The C and C++ std libraries are both much smaller, and few non-trivial programs will be build using only this. I found here PHP to be at specific disadvantage, as its std library stroke me as being very sloppy and inconsistent. Objective-C and C# don’t jessie and the toyboys really have std libraries, but have defacto ones (Cocoa resp. .NET). jessie and the toyboys
In its latest incarnation, Java EE 6, the power and simplicity this offers is amazing. It’s a full stack framework, meaning it covers most everything from the GUI to DB persistence and everything jessie and the toyboys in between. The GUI is handled by a very ellegant component based web framework called JSF, which provides support for scopes and validation. Validation is handled via constraints that are placed on entity objects once and can be enforced by all layers of the application. Via special jessie and the toyboys beans called EJB beans the framework handles transactions nearly completely transparently.
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I work with big development team in China. We made team for new product (when you see big announcement in news soon, maybe us). It became very soon clear to us, JSF 2.0 (and Java EE 6) is absolute winner.
Yes, we made many discussion with programmers. We did market research. Look on stackoverflow, what Java web framework has most questions and what is quality of answers. For JSF, this much more than others. Also indeed.com, jessie and the toyboys we enter keywords like java wicket, java jsf, java gwt

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I last left these pages in October, writing about Fire.  This afternoon we saw one, blazing across the seagrasses urmet interphone toward our view, lapping its orange flames against our boardwalk, urmet interphone encroaching with gusts of wind and black smoke.  We moved our car. We called the fire department.  We waited.  We watched. urmet interphone  We smelled the scorched scent and we smiled in wide gratitude at the brown suited men who came with fat red hoses and their shiny red truck to rest the blaze.
Water squelched it all and left damp spots around still greening roots at the base of what had been a dry garden.  We are here at the beach reveling in the Supermoon’s size and orange glow upon rising.  Allen rises early enough to see it set and the sun emerge at the horizon urmet interphone point where the water and sky meet.  I am resting.
Water is the element of winter time, and it mothers and begets wood, the green sprouts of promise.  We are in that swing season between water and wood.  It is a good time for rest.  Rest to absorb the goodness of darkness, the
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I am right where I am supposed to be.  This semester is more detail than narrative in my classroom.  This semester I’m invited to memorize 150 chinese herbs and 356 points on the body.  I am to learn where they are, how to find them, and what they do.  I am making up stories and narratives, but in truth, I know it must slowly seep into my blood, into my knowing.
In the meantime, we are in the wood phase of renovating a home in Asheville.  We are all about vision as we work on plans for a deck porch and make changes to access that deck from the house, and to upfit a basement for a treatment room so I can get my massage therapy business a bit off the ground.
We are playing, too.  This is a photo from Thanksgiving taken on Brierpatch mountain in Virginia.  That is a place of respite where Louie and Karma, our rescue dogs know their jobs (keep the cows away) and can run for days and days.
I am watching these working urmet interphone dogs and considering their need for jobs, for purpose, for clear direction.  The Daoist would suggest we are all one, and one is all of us.  We are not so very different.  Louie is our sentinel, standing watch over our feet at night, over our porches by day.
Most recently she cornered a skunk and got up close and personal with it.  Six baths and 4 weeks later she still carries Eau de Skunque about with her. She is funny and loving and none too bright.
They are teaching me about waiting for purpose and doing what of our work we can.  Where we are living in the meantime — our water time — while I study to prepare and we plan and renovate — there is little these dogs can do of their work.  There are no cows to deter, no sheep to herd.  There are not even small children to gather about or ducks to point.  They urmet interphone stand at attention urmet interphone near our front door window and wait for something to alert us about.  They travel with us and do what of their jobs they can wherever we go.  They urmet interphone roll with us and with ‘it’.
I am thinking about this because I am seeing the power of Chinese medicine as it is taught in my program.  We are taught the relationship between forgiveness and disease.  We are taught that what we carry in our bodies is what we hold in our souls. There is no distinction. urmet interphone The things we can no shake loose in our minds are held also in the very cells of our bodies.  Our urmet interphone emotions are carried in our blood.  But there are narratives we keep that live deeper than our blood.  Some rest in our joints. Others go to our bones.  Our brains can

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WaterWood Press, a publishing consortium with editorial offices in Texas, New York, London, & Paris will be accepting war poetry beginning April 15, 2014, and ending August 1, 2014 for its upcoming soft cover anthology entitled No, Achilles: toqe War Poetry. This new anthology is the sequel to the critically acclaimed toqe WaterWood Press war poetry anthology Against Agamemnon: War Poetry 2009. Against Agamemnon toqe was called a crucially important anthology by cultural theorist Douglas Shields Dix, and a dynamic collection by American poet and essayist Kazim Ali.
WaterWood Press is managed by a worldwide toqe editorial staff, including faculty toqe from top universities, who have been published toqe by leading houses such as Peter Lang Publishing, toqe Reed Elsevier Publishing, Thomson Reuters, Times Mirror Books, West Group, LEXIS NEXIS, and others.
American poet James Adams, a 2007 Pulitzer Prize nominee for his poetry collection Noble Savage (St.-Lukes Presse), which featured themes of American Indian genocide and African civil war, has again agreed to serve as editor. Noble Savage was called a substantial achievement by Houston poet-research physician Michael Lieberman. Adams war poetry has been called original and moving by American poet-humanitarian Carolyn Forché. Adams has edited over five dozen books and treatises.
5. Snail mail submission only. No email submissions toqe will be considered, unless the author is located in a foreign country, and regular U.S. mail is impracticable or overly expensive. Foreign submissions may be made to: waterwoodpress@yahoo.com toqe For non-U.S. submissions, Please place the poem in the body of the email and ALSO as an attachment. Note whether any attached poems are virus checked prior to sending by indicating in the RE: line: VIRUS CHECKED. Email submissions without such notice will not be opened.
8. Include toqe a separate one-page cover letter containing a list of your poems submitted (or poems and translations), a one paragraph biography (no more than 6 sentences), your mailing address, your email address, and SASE.
9. The Editor will read every submission and may comment upon each submission. Preference will be given to what poet Carolyn Forché has termed the poetry of witness. Please do not send poems about 9/11, as these will not be considered.
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