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How-To Geek
Java is Insecure and Awful, It's Time to Disable It, and Here's How
As usual, there's yet another security hole in the Java Runtime Environment, and if you don't disable your Java plugin, you're at risk for being infected with malware. Here's how to do it.
Security holes are nothing new, but in this case, the security hole is really bad, and there's no telling when Oracle will get around to fixing the problem. Plus, how often do you really need Java while browsing the web? Why keep it around?
Should You Disable Java or Uninstall it?
Ideally, both. Otherwise:
- If you don't rely on any applications that use Java, and you don't visit any sites that require Java in the browser, you should just completely remove the entire framework from your computer.
- If you use applications that require Java, you should disable the plugin in the browser.
- If you are forced to use Java in the browser for a specific site, you should disable Java in your main browser, and then use an alternate browser just for that one single site.
For regular users, there's very little reason to keep Java around.
Note: many readers pointed out that the fun and extremely geeky game Minecraft requires Java. Obviously if you're a geek, you deserve some Minecraft–but you should still disable the Java plugin in the browser.
How to Uninstall Java Entirely
Just like anything else, you need to head to Control Panel –> Uninstall Programs and uninstall it from there. Find anything else that has Java, JRE, JDK, or anything similar, and click the Uninstall button—it is completely free, so you can easily reinstall it if you really have to.
How to Disable the Java Plugin in Google Chrome
For Google Chrome, head to about:plugins in your browser bar, and then hit the Enter key.
Find Java in the list, and click the Disable button.
How to Disable the Java Plugin in Internet Explorer
Head to the Tools icon, and then use the Manage add-ons item in the menu.
Find the Java plugin in the list, click on it, and then click the Disable button. You'll notice that this screenshot illustrates how to remove LastPass, but the same idea works for both.
How to Disable Java in Mozilla Firefox
Open up the Firefox menu and then click the Add-ons button.
Find everything that says Java in the name, and then disable it.
Finally, Java is gone! Now to find a good reason to get rid of iTunes.
Comments (122)
The fact that iTunes is intractable and tempermental isn't reason enough to get rid of it?
Many people need iTunes to put music on their i devices, because they're to lazy to get the driver or install a separate app or rockbox on the classics,nanos,etc.
"Now to find a good reason to get rid of iTunes"
Don't buy any Apple products. Problem Solved
If you use Chrome, you may want to consider giving Adobe's Reader and Flash the old heave-ho too. (If you haven't updated within the last 10 days and use Windows then you're out of date!!!)
And as far as plugins go, The only ones I use are a VLC plugin and a PDF plugin from Foxit. Other "extensions" I use are Ant Video Downloader, Better Privacy (for those really bad "permanent" browser cookies and BHO's) and No Script!
I think my FF "No Script" extension has saved my bacon now that I hear how Java has once again allowed things to get out of hand. Then again, I'd like to know if our author might have made the mistake of not upgrading to Java 7 – which would explain things!
"For regular users, there's very little reason to keep Java around."
I disagree, many applications use Java.
Disabling applets however, I do agree with.
Yep, Java is horribly insecure, in spite of its promise 15 years ago to run applets safely in "sandboxes".
I removed/disabled "all things Java" about 2 years ago. Why? I went to a site to download a serial port driver for a work project… the site re-directed me to some Russian site that exploited a Java vulnerability. Took me almost 3 days of cleaning, rebooting, safe-mode'ing, scrubbing and whatnot to get that crap off my computer. I vowed "Never Again"!
I've never missed Java & never suffered with it removed / disabled (professional software developer, you think I'd have encountered at least one situation by now, I haven't).
Also with FireFox as my browser, I use AdBlock and NoScript and Flashblock. Knock on wood, so far so good.
Excuse my vulgarity, but Java is the load its mother should have …
But then how will I play Minecraft??
Never had a problem with Java; first time I've heard a techie-geek claim he has. Wonder what the problem is.
I'm thinking that this post may have been written for the average computer user. As Noah put it, what about Minecraft!! Also, as a power user, my browser first asks me IF I want to run an applet in my browser. The average user would most likely simply click 'Allow' not knowing what it is. If you know your way around a computer, you know never to execute code you do not trust, random applets being oone of those things. Average users, get rid of it, power users, keep it and be careful.
Jasray, the problem is, it's a gaping backdoor way to rape your computer. Worse than Flash, and acrobat reader combined. It's all good, though. But Google once mentioned something to replace Java, thought it was called arrow or something but… I never heard much more than a post on ZDNET over a year ago. Google needs to make it happen, lol.
LOL Scaremongering at it's best, what about us Java Developers are we to just remove Java and quit out profession?
I've read several places now that it's a good idea to disable java in your main browser and use a different browser when you have to use java. Why?
Really, why don't you disable or remove Windows? I don't see articles like these when there's a 0-day attack…
ANY software can be affected by a zero-day attack like this.
BTW, if you use Java because Open Office or Libre Office says it "needs" it, bull! I've found that it doesn't. You can use both OO and LO just without Java just fine. This Java dependability might affect maybe 2 people out of 100 (who are probably using Linux versions anyway).
Being "careful", doesn't matter with the most recent vulnerabilities. The last two major vulnerabilities didn't require the user to allow it to run. I spent a few days cleaning out viruses from customer computers the last time this happened.
Java is required also by Jdownloader. Impossible to unistall it.
Java is one of my best languages. It makes me sad that people hate it this much.
And javascript is still needed for HTML5 frames if I'm not mistaken. Why would you kill that?
I've uninstalled it just a month ago.
I realized that java and javascript are different things.
Only once I've used that java applet in my life. It was for keepvid.com that downloads youtube video.
This post was definitely written for regular computer users.
Geeks need their Minecraft – and I'm assuming any good geek would have already disabled the java browser plugin, right?
@"Lost My Java (and I don't care)…", Java IS needed for OpenOffice and LibreOffice. But the LibreOffice developers reduced its dependency on Java a bit in version 3.4. Let's see if more removal of Java code is due its way because having a Java-free LibreOffice would make it even better.
@Citrus Rain, Java =/= JavaScript (ECMAScript).
I'm not a geek, but I have several apps on my system that run on Java. I can't do without them. Mostly, I'm just staying off the internet except for a few sites, like this one.
For any use of iTunes, I have a test virtual machine set up with Windows 7 and snapshots. On the rare occasion I need iTunes for something, say, inserting lyrics into an MP3 so I can see them on PowerAmp, I install to the VM, do my edits, then flash back to before iTunes was installed.
Saves having to remove it, saves having it taint my actual operating system, and saves having to reverse any unseen changes not reversed by a simple uninstall.
I may use iTunes once every 6 to 9 months if at all, and solely for the reason above
Also, Java is the Duplo of programing languages anyway. Aside from some client side software (Yes, Minecraft, some other tools I use) I find the browser plug in almost never utilized. Will disable until given a reason not to have done so.
If I see Java on any new workstations it's one of the first things I uninstall.
This is very easy to detect because it always has an annoying update message every time a system boots into the GUI.
It's actually funny that Microsoft uses a Java downloader for the Win8 Enterprise 90-day Trial.
The only secure application environment is one that is never used or one that *cannot* be used. Java is no more or less vulnerable than any other architecture out there sadly. Like any application envionment Java needs to have powerful capabilities and unfortunately these capabilities will of course be exploited.
Don't use windows! problem solved!
Is Java dangerous on ALL platforms? How about Linux/Ubuntu?
Lol great, cant wait to find an article about iTunes :DD i hate it all,java,iTunes,quicktime.. ohhhhh man.. great article
I tried disabling Java and the first two sites I visited didn't work (bbc.co.uk was one of them)
Allegedly version 1.6 is not affected, so I reverted to using that, disabling later versions for the time being.
I'm also curious about how this affects Linux. I'm no expert, but my guess is that due to its cross platform nature, the vulnerabilities would be present anywhere. I need Minecraft, but I'll disable it in my browsers to be safe.
It is very disappointing, not to mention unprofessional, when an writer rips into a product and makes claims of doomsday security issues, but fails to cite a reliable source. Usually we only see these cryptic accusations come against Microsoft products. No, I don't work for Oracle but I am programmer of 15 years and just starting into Java. Claims like this do not make me feel good. So Dude? Please update this post with some credibility or retract it completely. Thanks!
I can't make heads nor tails out of all this.
I'm leaving Java on my computer because after all these years I have yet to have a problem.
If I do, Then I will fix it and if it really ticked me off I will consider removing it.
So until I learn more about it it stays.
I hear they are using Java to trick Linux users into installing crap or something like that so it's on thin ice.
Malware, spyware and virus writers should be shot on national TV so the next guy would think twice. Might as well shoot the spammers too. lol.
PS: The word is 'Unsecure', people who have social anxieties are 'insecure' :)
I just bought an iPad 2, a geek friend tells me that the only way to load MP3s is to use iTunes, is that right? [I want to use the iPad for playing backing tracks eventually]
I went to Firefox to disable Java and played the video on add-ons. Unfortunately the commentary is drowned out by the 'music?' being played. Who the heck [a] plays this unnecessary junk, and [b] adds and 'balances' the volume and equalisation [mostly bass] against the voice?
Media Monkey is capable of doing most, if not everything iTunes does (except maybe interface with the iTunes store; I wouldn't know since there is no way I'll use that site).
@ GniDesign. Check http://www.zdnet.com/java-zero-day-vulnerability-actively-used-in-targeted-attacks-7000003233/ for validation of the Java threat.
But what about runescape? trolololol
As I read this article and the first few comments, I almost cried. Finally, people "get it" and security matters.
Since Oracle took over Java, it has gone downhill. Java should only be used for enterprise servers run by professionals. Never on desktops. Java was intended to be extremely secure, but somehow that didn't happen. It was also supposed to become fast and efficient. That didn't happen either. I remember with Sun came to the government lab were I was working and showed off Java. We were writing cross-platform C++ programs for about 10 different platforms. 80% of the developers on the team started learning Java and made that their careers.
Oracle has destroyed a number of other programs, tools, systems as well. MySQL is next. Migrate to MariaDB ASAP if you don't want to be screwed by Oracle. MariaDB is a drop in replacement for MySQL by the original dev team. Any DBMS is a threat to Oracle's many product, so it makes complete business sense for them to slowly kill MySQL, but they need to make it untrustworthy first.
iTunes has always sucked. It is hard to think of any worse program on Windows – it beats Outlook by far now on the "suck scale." Do not buy Apple products if you don't want to be stuck with this completely sucky tool.
Adobe programs and Flash will continue to be major security risks for the foreseeable future. Only people who earn money should have them loaded at all. Flash should be disabled by default on all desktops, with the ability to selectively enable it. AdobeAir is bloated, slow. very much like Java on the desktop.
PDF reading should be done using alternative readers, anything but Acrobat.
Adobe management has known about their security issues for over 5 years, yet they continue to fail correct them effectively. 10 yrs ago Microsoft had similar issues. They completely reworked all their development with security as a major goal. It worked, but it was hard. Adobe management needs to do the same.
Php is the next, constant, target. Are you prepared?
Gee, this sounds like a rant. I apologize. It is just so frustrating to see people use terrible software because they don't know any better. Still, I doubt these statements will alter anyone's behavior. I'm just some guy posting anonymous on the internet.
Media Monkey was reason enough for me to abandon itunes. I looked for a suitable replacement for a couple of years before I found Media Monkey. After trying it on one computer, I quickly replaced it on everything I own and I am 100% iApple free and have never looked back. Well, sometimes I look back and smile, but never miss anything iApple. I abandoned iQuick Time years ago.
I also use java with jdownloader and knock on wood. No problems so far. I totally agree on the scaremongering remark. Skull & Crossbones with a healthy shout out by HTG on the evils of having java running on your machine. If that isn't scaremongering I don't know what it is. Java is like all other computer related stuff. Be careful, make sure you update and run a good AV or security suite.
@Citrus Rain Java != JavaScript
Just use the add on called No Script, will disable java for any website endless you allow it. Use it all the time and never had any problems.
Just Say No to iTunes.
I've used the free CopyTransmanager to load up my iPod for years.
IIRC, only a couple of weeks back there was an article in HTG promoting a program that allowed you to control uPNP on your modem. That program required Java runtime. This week Java is a beast. What next week?
I won't have Java on any machine that I own as I agree with this article.
I didn't find a similar report anywhere else in the net, only in HTG.
This is the third time I have tried to post a link leading to confirmation of this threat but it kept getting blocked. Google a forum called sevenforums. Under the News heading, click on Security News, then the article about the Java threat. The first post will provide a link to a site that lists the sources of the threat.
So far, I've seen four sites, including this one, that tells of the Java threat. It's real, folks.
As stated before, Media Monkey will do most, if not all, of everything that iTunes can do. Who needs iApple and their iGarden iWall?
Just a small word or advice. If you're using Google Chrome (and what self-respecting geek doesn't) then this isn't a big issue. Chrome will ask every time Java runs and ask you if it's ok. If you're somewhere different and it pops up just don't allow. Just use some common sense that everyone seems to lack now-a-days. There's really no need to get all excited. Just install Chrome and get used to a "real" browser that actually has security. BTW if you're on the fence about installing Chrome just checkout the Chrome store and you will be sold.
Sounds to me like Steven Shaffer gets very excited for Google Chrome.
Well thanks for this.
I had on my list of to-do today to try to get rid of an annoying adware that has infected my computer. This infection underlines and highlights key words when I am online. lets say, it picks out the word 'celebrate'. If I touch that word with the cursor I found my tab opening in another page selling something to do with celebration.
However, I removed Java and this infection appears to have gone.
My word program is unaffected. Have to say, I hate iTunes too.
Okay, so we disable Java and Flash and viola! No more websites. Okay, that's stretching it a bit but not too much. Java, Java script and Flash are used in almost every website these days. Disabling both means these sites will no longer work and that includes just about every social site in existence. Like it or not, if you want the full experience of being on the WWW these days, you need both Java and Flash. Perhaps that will change in the future. Until then, I use a popular Linux distro (Mint) with OpenJDK (7) rather than Oracle Java. Still use Flash though.
To the many confused commenters:
Java and Javascript are not the same thing. Not even related other than an unfortunate name similarity.
if you're not a developer, stfu please about java. I dare you to find a richer ecosystem in the wild than the one that is available for the jvm (languages, libraries,etc.).
since you've demonstrated in this article that you love to ramble about things you dont understand, please stop . just stop. get your laptop, throw it off a bridge and go live in a cave in the mountains.
@giony: Who doesn't understand what??? If you are a Java developer, I'm very sorry about your luck, but Java is a thorn in the side.
@Citrus Rain: Java is one of your best languages?? Also, Java is not javascript.
@giony: I dare an in-the-wild virus to find a richer ecosystem than the one that is available in Java :)
Thanks or your tip re disabling Java plugin – as a lightweight user I have enough problems without worrying about a sneak attack from some foreign …
Been wanting a clearcut opinion on this for some time. Good article. Thanks.
Now, how do we get rid of Babylon?
And then ReminderFox for Firefox. Not showing in the plugin list, but is still active. And its Web page is in my face, every time I start Firefox.
NORDEA internet bank is based on java lol… i guess i won't be using it no more..
My courses (cost $45,000) require Java. Use Java everyday. How about demanding better security within the Java coding?
I Would not touch iTunes with your bargepole.
for opera just type opera:plugins in your url field and deactivate all java stuff
First ask yourself is my puter' broken ?
If not don't mess with it !
The first thing you will notice if you disable Java is your e-mail will stop working, along with other unwanted problems… DONT DO IT !!!
Do you really sea the future of Internet without Java?
There is an option: to load Java applets only from the trusted source; but if I create any Java applet how can I become 'trusted source' myself?
Beware, Don't do it !!!
I don't know who wrote this BS, but trust me DON'T DO IT !!!
@ Chuck. Then why is my computer, email, etc. working just fine without Java?
I wish Hewlett-Packard would stop using Java for the software that comes with all their late model printers. These apps don't work very well, and as noted, they're probably insecure.
@Steven Shaffer, nice publicity stunt for Google, bro. Seems like to you people who use Firefox and/or Opera cannot be geeks then.
FYI Java has been updated to 7u7
All of my machines work just fine without Java. However, they all work well with Javascript. Similar names but unrelated products. Java is a piece of crap that nobody deserves to have on their machine. Second thought, I wonder if I can load it on the M-i-Ls machine.
Some guys blog isn't what I would call a reputable source. None of the big AV/AM companies are reporting any Java threats. If you google it all that comes back are a bunch of bloggers pasting the same text as this one. But here is what I did find out from malwarebytes is that Gen:Trojan.Heur.FU.bqW@a4uT4@bb; Backdoor:Win32/Poison.E is almost always a false/pos and heuristic technology is not very precise. fwiw
Sigh! This, according to ZDNet:
"Security researchers from FireEye, AlienVault, and DeependResearch have intercepted targeted malware attacks utilizing the latest Java zero day exploit. The vulnerability affects Java 7 (1.7) Update 0 to 6. It does not affect Java 6 and below."
Per wikipedia:
"FireEye, Inc. is an American network security company that provides dynamic malware protection and automated threat forensics."
"OSSIM (Open Source Security Information Management) by AlienVault is an open source Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), comprising a collection of tools designed to aid network administrators in computer security, intrusion detection and prevention."
DeependResearch has its own website that says what it is. You'll have to Google it since I haven't been able to post URLs in this thread.
what about JavaFX (JavaFX 2.1.1)
Unfortunately many websites require JAVA. I found even my bank website using JAVA
I've been uninstalling JAVA on personal PC's & workstations for years.
Never any problems afterwards. It's junk & so are most of the programs that use it.
You may check the status of the installed Java by visiting the site http://isjavaexploitable.com/
It is recommended to install the latest version.
This from Oracle (scoffers take note):
"Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2012-4681
This Security Alert addresses security issues CVE-2012-4681 (US-CERT Alert TA12-240A) and two other vulnerabilities affecting Java running in web browsers on desktops. These vulnerabilities are not applicable to Java running on servers or standalone Java desktop applications. They also do not affect Oracle server-based software.
These vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication, i.e., they may be exploited over a network without the need for a username and password. To be successfully exploited, an unsuspecting user running an affected release in a browser will need to visit a malicious web page that leverages this vulnerability. Successful exploits can impact the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of the user's system.
In addition, this Security Alert includes a security-in-depth fix in the AWT subcomponent of the Java Runtime Environment.
Due to the severity of these vulnerabilities, the public disclosure of technical details and the reported exploitation of CVE-2012-4681 "in the wild," Oracle strongly recommends that customers apply the updates provided by this Security Alert as soon as possible."
If I quit drinking java, will the problem just go away, maybe??? (duh?!)
If you need Java to play Minecraft but want to disable it in your browsers, try installing the 64bit version. That way you can still use it from the command line, but the 32bit browsers won't detect it as being installed if you don't have the 32bit JRE installed.
This from PCWorld yesterday:
"Security researchers from Poland-based security firm Security Explorations claim to have discovered a vulnerability in the Java 7 security update released Thursday that can be exploited to escape the Java sandbox and execute arbitrary code on the underlying system.
Security Explorations sent a report about the vulnerability to Oracle on Friday together with a proof-of-concept exploit, Adam Gowdiak, the security company's founder and CEO said Friday via email.
The company doesn't plan to release any technical details about the vulnerability publicly until Oracle addresses it, Gowdiak said."
Like uninstalling Flash Player? A lot of websites and programs won't function without it.
Everything's insecure and can cause malware, just like everything can cause cancer.
Hi there,thanks for your information & concern!!……………….The thing is that there's a lot of programs on my desktop pc that needs java to run so i just can't disable or uninstall it from my pc!!!!!!……..Besides i just heard that Java has fixed the problem,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,so it is of no harm now!!……………….is it!?!
@ Anirban Chanda. They fixed it and introduced another problem. I reported that three posts ahead of yours.
Considering how often Java has had security issues, I would find replacements for any programs that depended on it. What I really find amazing are the number of people who have been reporting their internet banking requires Java. I would lose that bank in a heartbeat.
wath about minecraft?
I have no idea what you are talking about but I deleted or disabled every call-out for Java on my machine
OK, you author can disable/uninstall all things !
You'd better throw your machine away !
I'm guessing that if you disable the java plugins in the browser, you're safe from any of these exploits while using java in native applications (like Minecraft) that are trusted? I have no need for java in the browser but I'm a bit worried that somewhere I left a back door open to malware / hackers.
oracle's implementation on windows might be insecure … but theres a lot more than just a plugin for applets …java ecosystem its everywhere and its the past,present and even near future.
its an accomplishment of many years of best of IT engineering.
I know he's just talking about applets, but if we're going to remove potential security threats, how about removing Windows all together? How many times does Windoze Update want to install a security fix. Don't know? Go to and click Control Panel > Uninstall a program > View installed updated. Prepare to be amazed!
I really despise java. Our company uses about 10 different external 3rd applications (mostly in the auto industry) that require java. For me as a network administrator, It's been nothing but a pain.
My biggest complaint is that you have to install a client piece on each workstation. But, it's no surprise that some of our external sites will only work with the 5.2 version and others require the latest 6.x versions. Of course, you can't have both on your workstations. I have users that have to login to a separate virtual session so they can access some of these sites.
I WISH java could be eliminated from my workstations, but it's not an option at this point.
Solution for not needing iTunes: get an Android phone instead of an iPhone…
Perhaps these suggestions will help.
Hardware Filtering
Some hardware allows you to filter JAVA in the hardware firewall setup.
A hardware example is the Motorola SBG6580 cable modem wireless router where you can enable a setting to filter Java Applets.
The setup may also allow you to exclude certain Web-oriented cookies, java scripts, and pop-up windows etc to be blocked by the firewall.
A list of "trusted computers" can also be defined that are not subject to any filters configured so that you can play specific games.
Clean up
If you have to use JAVA, I'd head over right now to the good folks at bleeping computer and download their free temp file cleaner — there are a lot of temp folders for nasty JAVA exploits to live in (among other places)… and I'd run it once or even twice a day if you browse a lot.
More effective if radical :
1) Keep Java, the most important contribution to open source computing
2) Switch from Windows to Linux (like Ubuntu, Debian, Kubuntu, Fedora)
And you will be much safer and save a LOT of money !!!
if i do that i can't play Minecraft
"Java is Insecure and Awful, It's Time to Disable It" who's the dumb ass with there thumb up there ass?
JAVA is required by a lot of programs to function correctly. disabling it or removing it will also inadvertently disable a lot of programs in windows. also just because there was a hole found in the program don't mean you need to get rid of it. Microsoft windows has always had a BIG hole in it but do you format and switch to mac os or linux, no.
I have cleaned out every application named Java but what do I do about the scores of files of various kinds which were originated by and still bear the Java logo? I ask this because many of these files contain information that I must keep.
A little while ago you said that java script was totally unreliable. Looking at your post today about how Mozilla can display PDF files from the browser, it looked to me that the steps you showed to enable this used Java Script. Am I wrong?
Would someone explain what Java actually does to make in necessary and what it dose for our computers, and are there different types of Java that are helpful & safe?
I wouldn't completely disable Java. In a browser – Java Applets – yes (although, I never managed to get it working on Opera). But, Java "desktop apps", is something to keep. Yes, they're slow, and usually awful, but they work, and they're cross-platform. For example, I use FrostWire on Linux, which is a complete pile of slow junk, but there is no other way of running it.
u disabled java and then tried to uninstall it and guess what…it won't let me uninstall it on my pc. so no what????
Hi There,
I have a few problems I would surely appreciate some help with.
I installed a program called TuneUp. It "Cleaned" and tuned my PC, and deleted a bunch of stuff very important to me! When the trial period wore off, I thought it would restore everything back to the way it found it, as others have done. It did not. I went to System Restore; it had deleted all entries. I tried reinstalling and uninstalling, as it said rlt120.bpl could not be found and to do that. I have been hoping to find a way to start it again, so I can find the Backup it created and restore my PC. Also, it Does Not Uninstall! I got disgusted and tried to just get it off my Dell 1735 with Vista 64 pack 2 machine. It won't Uninstall.
…RE:Java, I had disabled it out of desperation before encountering this site, but…how do I "watch TV" – Internet TV, as in TheBlaze.com, without Flash or Java? What FVL (?) do you recommend?
Also, how do you dare use Google at all? (I will not touch it! Have not since they put Kartoo.com out of business by refusing to load their page! They steer you, block sites that beat out either them or their competitors, give you information the government or Big Pharma or other big business do not want you to see, they are horrible. (Don't believe me? Try a search outisde the US for Natural Cures! Our government already not only Blocks sites, but blatantly shuts them down, totally against our Constitution, infringing on our Freedom! I bet even Geeks have encountered sites they have shut down – and no, Homeland Security and the FBI are NOT protecting you from anything! They head of FDA, or woman over Internet for them, anyway, said in an interview she has set up miultiple Fake Sites, at our expense, to trap Cancer sufferers looking for alternate cures – which DO exist – many that say really rude things when you get there, like telling you you are stupid and go back to your doctor! (i.e. there is a Cure for skin cancer, a salve made from eggplant, tested and proven. Try finding it! Kartoo would find things when I was in there under England, but google would say Page Not Found, as it did with Kartoo itself! Even when I typed the address in! (Kartoo was the Best dang Search Engine ever created, too! I would have kept Flash for that!)
Something is not right, as my HDMI connection to my HDTV to watch TheBlaze TV now, crashes often. I have Vista 64 (yes, I hate it too) and need a decent Video viewer, but do not know which one to use. I would love it if you would recommend ONE computer type class to take. Out of all the things you have learned in a class, which one has had the most applicable knowledge?
I am a Senior Citizen, mostly self-taught on PC, (prefer Windows 98se over this Vista) who uses her PC to do Genealogy, watch TheBlaze TV and Fox once in a while by connecting via HDMI to my TV (until the plug-in crashes), search other info i.e. Nootropics, politics, or other areas of study.
I would love to find another Search Engine anywhere near as good as Kartoo, or even that works like it did. Some of the information I search for, i.e. Fluoride studies showing the dangers, EmpowerPlus Studies they deny were ever done but were (Natural cure for Mental Illness), have been scrubbed by others and I have to go in the back door. Kartoo was my back door man. It has been much harder without it. I would appreciate any guidance you can give me.
Thank You,
Java is incredibly useful, and everything has it's problems. We should all uninstall Windows while we're at it. I've always hated sensationalist headlines, and this one is no exception. You're misleading readers who don't know any better and you've lost a lot of my respect in the process. This article really is a huge disappointment.
I just wonder if using Windows 8 RTM with Java Early Access Release 1.8 Build 56 installed could be as dangerous as for W7 and Java 1.6.
And, BTW, what about W7 and Java 1.7.10 Build 07?
Are those "beta" releases of Oracle Java secure?
Better than 1.6.x?
Tx 4 replying.
If it is insecure, why are you calling it awful? Going to hurt its feelings.. I am here all night, ladies and gentlemen!
Sorry, i am a (part time) Java developer – and i think although the information in this article is correct ( i do not know for sure, as a i do not use windows, except for my job), it is biased against Java (Yes, the security track record for Java is less than perfect, i know, but in that respect, so are a lot of others, php is one of them).
I personally find windows a main problem to use – and far more vulnerable than Linux, simply because 90% of todays pc's use windows – which makes them a great target for hackers, since there is a lot to exploit out there.
Using the internet is a potential disaster waiting to happen – the only thing people can do is get informed, don't be naive , take precautions. It is like your home – if you believe any one knocking on your door, or leave your house unlocked and unsecured (like your PC), you will one that find that you have been burgled….
What is this ? There is security holes in most of the products/applications/frameworks…
Is this a campaign against java ?
You know what I will do, unsubscribe from HTG…
I agree java is a pain but I do need for business apps and the occasional site still sues it such as keepvid.
If like me you dont want it available fo roccasional use, then noscript will mean you need to authorise it on firefox, and IE9 also has a handy function where you can goto manage addons, select java and then press remove all sites. Then close the option boxes. Now in IE9 whenever a site wants to use java it needs your permission.
Google chrome asks me before it runs. is this safe to java like this
Our administrative system (Banner) at the university where I work uses Java, so it's pretty important that I keep it on my computer so I can build classes, assign instructors, etc.
The national id-scheme (nem-id) which is used to access for example your net bank or governmental sites is based on Java – no Java no net bank or online access to your tax return or local authority.
Talk about putting all the country's eggs in one technology basket.
Oh I forgot to mention the country :-) – Denmark.
I find it sick, you guys blame java as evil, when you dumbasses visit the wrong sites with the virus code.
i really like that you are giving information on core and advance java concepts. Being enrolled at http://www.wiziq.com/course/1779-core-and-advance-java-concepts i found your information very helpful indeed.thanks for it.
He is at rule. You can disable it if you DON'T USE IT.
If you are using it (such i use for the Minecraft) just disable the Java At the Browser.
Now when you try to run a java application at the browser, it will ask if you want to run it or not.
Really now? Getting rid of Java, is like saying, "Just get rid of Windows on your computer." :/ No way I can disable Java.
Well. I hope none of you like playing Minecraft.
@BlogZilla: Hmm… I don't see it that way..
Ha Ha,It's so funny that no one asked about the Security hole…..that exactly what is it,because of which so much pain was taken !!
Ha..ha..! It seems the author of the article hates Java and wrote it to give a way to their frustration.(You envy Java. Don't you?)
I have been using Java Applets for quite a while without any problem.
I think Internet is the biggest disaster as of now. Would you ask people to quit it?
Programming languages like C and C++ are used for creating quality products like Google Chrome, at the same time they are also widely used for creating viruses, malwares etc. Would you ask people to quit it?
Windows has been quite vulnerable till Windows XP (I don't know if it still is as compared to Linux, Unix which are more secured) but still it is running on so many computers. Would you ask people to quit it?
Emails are commonly used for illegal activities. Would you ask people to quit it?
There are a number of examples. The reality is a software can never be perfect. It may be close to perfection. So you can't blame it for 1 or 2 reasons. Try to have a look at the good side also.
Usually the problem is with the code. If you have coded efficiently, it won't risk you security. Moreover If you are so concerned about your security, use Applets from trusted websites. Another important thing is to keep it updated. (It is usually your decision to visit a vulnerable website and if you are in jeopardy, you blame the software.)
I started using Java Applets because when I play a Flash game in my browser, my laptop's fan speeds up and gets heated. When I play Applet game, the laptop is so silent and I can play game for hours without any problem. I willn't not quit using Applets just because somebody else is advising me. I know what suits my system. Rather I am planning to learn Java soon.
At last if you hold grudges against something, you would never appreciate it.
Java is a pain in my *BEEP* I'm always complaining about it. My bf thinks i'm mad cos he never has a problem with it he says. Nice to know it's not just me, i'm getting rid right now! And i'm trading Firefox for Chrome too.
"Now to find a good reason to get rid of iTunes."
The fact that there are vastly superior applications that serve iTunes' functions and are even better at it isn't reason enough?


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- "Wex and Urzen....Ironborn warriors will call out our names as they leap onto the shores of Seagard and Bear Castle."
- ―Theon's speech at Winterfell
Wex is a background character in the second season. He is played by an unidentified extra and debuts in "Valar Morghulis". Wex is an ironborn raider and member of the Sea Bitch crew.
Season 2
Wex is present when Theon gives a speech encouraging his crew to resist the Northmen led by Ramsay Snow and die a glorious death.[1]
|Season Two appearances
|The North Remembers
|The Night Lands
|What is Dead May Never Die
|Garden of Bones
|The Ghost of Harrenhal
|The Old Gods and the New
|A Man Without Honor
|The Prince of Winterfell
|Valar Morghulis
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the only Wex is Wex Pyke, the bastard son of Lord Sargon Botley of Lordsport. He's twelve years old and born mute. He becomes Theon's squire as part of Theon's deal with Lord Botley to buy a horse from him. Wex goes with Theon on the raid of the Stony Shore, the assault on Winterfell, and the hunt for Bran and Rickon. When Theon calls on his men to stand alongside him against the Northmen trying to retake the castle, Wex is the first to stand with him, shaming other men into agreeing to stay as well.
See also
- Wex Pyke on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
|King Euron III Greyjoy (disputed)
Queen Yara I Greyjoy (disputed)
|Pyke, Pyke
|The Iron Islands
|King of the Iron Islands · Lord Reaper of Pyke · King of Salt and Rock · Son of the Sea Wind · Lord of the Iron Islands
|The Grey King · Vickon Greyjoy
|Current members:
|Aeron Greyjoy · Alannys Greyjoy · Theon Greyjoy
|Deceased members:
|Balon Greyjoy · Rodrik Greyjoy · Maron Greyjoy
|{Dagmer} · {Lorren} · {Drennan} · {Gelmarr} · {Stygg} · {Aggar} · {Wex} · {Urzen}

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Starting off with the clear business logo, LelyResort.com is a real estate website that focuses on Lely Resort real estate in Naples, Florida. The navigation makes finding properties as well as information on the community easy for the users. The overall layout of the site is also attractive and otherwise aesthetically appeasing. Featured listings are not just the most expensive properties, they are actually hand selected. This give the user and potential buyer a realistic idea of great properties at different price points. The property search function is also at the top of the page making it easy to jump right into searching for a specific house. If you don't know exactly what you are looking for, the listings for the entire community begin shortly after that below a very well written description of the community and a few of its amenities. The nice thing is that there is enough content to be descriptive, but not too much to bore the reader or cause the reader to get frustrated trying to find listings to view.
On the right hand side, there is a very clear Mobile device badge which clearly identifies that the site will work on a mobile device. The fact that most users navigate from tablets or smartphones these days, this feature is well placed and very important.
The pages interlink well with the community broken up into subdivisions, navigable from the right hand column. A map of the community also allows the potential buyer to look at a birds eye view of the community and see the listings available that way. For those who want specific geographical features on their property or want to see the exact house, this is a great feature to have.
The contact form is pretty simple as is the registration. Calling the office was easy to do also as there is a built in Call from Skype option if you have the Skype plug in for your browser, which many people do have depending on what societal surroundings you live in.
Overall the design, the colors, the use of white space (in this case gray space) and the speed of the site make it a great site to operate on. This is an example of a well created, well laid out and well executed site design.


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No one likes to renovate a stadium, unless you are an American university.
In which case you are comfortable renovating one of the oldest stadiums in the United States. Â I find it funny that in Canada, the consultants reports always say, "tear it down" while American (nd many British) consultants almost always say, "renovate" and expand. Â There are different opinions about which is the right approach but personally I love the history behind American university stadiums vs. the sterile feel of pro stadiums. Â I also love the idea of building to expand later, which is something that a lot of pro teams can learn from. Â It's a lot cheaper than tearing down and building again. Â Of course with a university as a tenant, they aren't likely to pick up and move to the Alamodome or Los Angeles but the end result are almost sacred sports places full of history and memories.


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Arithmetic Teaching ApparatusTests
Throughout most of the nineteenth century, teachers tested the progress of students with oral examinations, often held at the blackboard. By the end of the century, more formal written examinations were used in some states to test graduates of academies in high schools and to accredit teachers. A few universities began to offer advanced degrees in education, and faculty there reflected on the history of mathematics education in this country.
At the same time, as the number of students attending school expanded, as high schools began to offer vocational training, and as manufacturing became more efficient, several authors worried about maximizing the efficiency of schools. A variety of standardized examinations were introduced to predict the performance of students, to point up areas where they needed work, and to evaluate school systems.
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Standardized Test, SRA Reading and Arithmetic Indices
- Description
- By the 1960s, when this test was published, employers often gave job candidates standardized examinations. This set of one arithmetic and one reading test was designed particularly for adults with limited basic skills in these areas. According to the test booklets, they were developed by Science Research Associates (SRA), a subsidy of IBM.
- The arithmetic index has questions relating to addition and subtraction of whole numbers, multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals and percentages. The reading index tests picture-word association, word decoding, phrase comprehension, sentence comprehension and paragraph comprehension. Answers are multiple choice. The tests and preliminary manual are in a red envelope, which has a mark indicating that they were specimen copies.
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- date made
- 1968
- maker
- Science Research Associates, Inc
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- 1986.3133.07
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- 1986.3133
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(June 06) Today we're observing . . . Anniversary – D-DaySaturday, June 6th, 2009
Anniversary – D-Day
On this day in 1944, the Allied forces landed on Normandy along the northern coast of France to open their long-awaited second front against the Germans. This massive operation, which involved more than 1.7 million troops from America alone, proved to be the turning point for the Allied victory in World War II.
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Funeral services for longtime Cortez resident, Leona Joyce "Sis" Foster will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, June 20 at First Assembly of God Church. Pastors Anthony Maes and Cory Madsen will officiate. Interment will follow at Cortez Cemetery.
"Sis", as she was fondly known to family and friends, was born January 13, 1942 in Hobbs, N.M. to Carl Monroe and Joyce Lanelle (Green) Eades. She passed away at her Cortez home on Monday, June 16, 2014. Sis was 72 years old.
On February 6, 1970, Sis married the love of her life, Harold Lee Foster, Sr. in Mancos, Colo. Prior to moving to this area, Sis worked as a cosmetologist, owning her own shop in Hobbs, N.M. Upon relocating to Colorado Sis was employed by Triad Western Constructors as a bookkeeper for 15 years. Sis held deeply in her heart her love for her family and although theirs was a large family, she could name all of her grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren and tell you when their birthdays were. She found that FaceBook made it easier to keep track of her family and their latest news.
Sis had several loves which occupied her free time. She loved going to the casino, reading, watching hummingbirds and all their activities in her backyard. She was a member of New Covenant Church and in the last few years had grown in her walk with the Lord.
Surviving Sis are her husband of 44 years, Harold Foster Sr. of Cortez; her children, Terry Foster and wife, Lisa of Montrose, Colo., Andy Foster also of Montrose, Robert Foster and wife, Dawn of Whitewater, Colo. Jeanne Stiegelmeyer and husband, Guy of Cortez, Lee Foster and wife, Dee of Panhandle, Tex., and David Foster and companion, Andy Marshall of Phoenix, Ariz.; by 30 grandchildren, 48 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren; and her sister, Carlene Townsley and husband, Ray of Pueblo West, Colo. Sis was preceded in death by her parents, Carl and Joyce Eades; a daughter, Kathy Lende; grandson, Dusty Lance; and brother, Jerry Eades.
Memorial contributions can be made in memory of Leona "Sis" Foster with the Alzheimer's Association, 701 Camino Del Rio Ste #321, Durango, CO 81301. Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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There's nothing like a funeral to bring out the best and worst in a family, oftentimes to both tragic and hilarious effect.
"The Memory of Water," the latest production at the Miners Alley Playhouse, shows how three sisters come together after the death of the their mother and examines how memory changes over time.
The play will be staged through May 26 at the theater, 1224 Washington Ave. in Golden. Showtimes are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m.
"I came across the script a couple years ago, but it wasn't right for what I was doing at the time, so it's been on the back burner for a while," said Paige Larson, Miners Alley artistic director and an actor in the show. "For our last season (as artistic director) I came back to it and thought it was just a great story — funny, poignant and lovely."
The story takes place in England in the 1990s, as eldest daughter Teresa (Lisa DeCaro), middle child Mary (Larson) and youngest daughter Catherine (Emily Paton Davies) gather together for the first time in a long time because of their mother Vi's (Deborah Curtis) funeral.
The sisters don't really get along, Larson said, and they all have different and conflicting memories of their childhoods, which causes a lot of friction and misunderstanding as they try to sort out their past lives and how it shaped their futures.
As if dealing with old family issues wasn't enough, Frank (Matthew Blood-Smyth), Teresa's husband and Mike (Kurt Brighton), a married doctor with whom Mary has been having a five year affair, also show up for the funeral.
"The subject sounds really heavy and it has it's moments, but there is just a lot of great British humor in it," Larson said. "The sisters constantly pick at each other, and it's in this great snarky way."
The play is directed by John Arp, in his second time directing at the theater. Arp is primarily known for his work as an actor, which gives him a unique appreciation for the talent performing in "Memory."
"We have an incredible group of people and they all have tremendous credits," he said. "They all bring heartfelt and really funny performances to the show."
Arp also said that one of the benefits of spending the majority of his career as an actor is as a director he is able to know what actors need to draw out good performances.
"I know that actors need consistency, but also need to be able to find their own creativity," he said. "They need to have a sense of what feels good for the character."
Larson said that she uses her own family history and dynamics in creating her character, but it also helps that the play is so well written and structured.
"Everyone really runs the full gamut," she said. "Each sister has a real emotional moment, but then the humor comes back in. It's kind of a laugh so you don't cry thing."
For Arp, what stands out about "Memory of Water" is the balance it strikes between comedy and poignancy.
"People are going to laugh, but there are some truly lovely moments in there as well," he said.
For tickets and more information, call 303-935-3044 or visit www.minersalley.com.


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A new take on their Minimus collection, New Balance has created a protective road/trail hybrid with a great fit and feel in the 1690.
Every now and then we receive a shoe here at the 'House that simply surpasses our expectations. Taking the cake this time around is New Balance's 1690, and it does so brilliantly.
The 1690 is a new approach to New Balance's Minimus collection, featuring a fair amount of cushioning but retaining flexibility through its Ionix outsole design, somewhat reminiscent of the outsole found on the ultraminimal Minimus Hi-Rez. A benefit to this design is its ease of incorporating multidirectional lugs for traction.
So is the 1690 built for the roads or the trails? In the past, New Balance has vaguely described it as an "urban runner," but our testers felt this shoe to be just at home off the beaten path as on it. It's cushioned enough for a good amount of road use, so let's call it a great choice for getting to the trailhead, doing your thing over a variety of trail types, then getting back home.
One of our favorite features of the shoe is the fit. The supple mesh upper features few overlays, and the few it has are neither constricting nor irritating on the foot, yet they hold everything in place nicely.
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"Though this may be a 4mm drop shoe, to me it feels more like a zero drop shoe. The geometry of the platform really gets you landing on your forefoot, and you may feel it in your lower legs if you're not used to a low profile shoe."
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In the unincorporated areas of Broward County and in cities we contract with, a permit is required to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, remove or demolish any building, structure or part thereof. The need for and type(s) of permits required are based on the scope of work.
When a permit is issued, it sets into motion a process that is aimed at protecting the building owner from sub-standard work that may pose a danger to public health and safety. For some work, such as a swimming pool installation, individual inspections of each of the various aspects of the job (structural, electrical, plumbing, etc.) may be required to verify that the work complies with all applicable laws, regulations and rules. A final inspection is required to confirm the job was completed properly.
You can choose to have updates sent directly to your telephone or fax number or to your e-mail address. Contractors with several permits can also request to receive automated reports on all jobs or just certain ones, and also have them sent to subcontractors, homeowners and/or agents. The report provides you with real-time status updates and detailed information all the way through the final inspection of your project.
You may also call for permit status at 954-765-4400, Option 1.
Per Section 713.13 (1)(h) of the Florida State Statutes, if the estimated value of a project is over $2,500, or air conditioner replacement projects with an estimated value over $7,500, a Notice of Commencement is required. Prior to starting a construction project, you must record a Notice of Commencement at:
Certificates of Occupancy for properties are issued by the Building Official after all final inspections with appropriate approvals have been completed and all holds from other agencies have been released. Once this happens, and all fees concerning your permits have been paid, your project will be issued a Certificate of Occupancy. Small projects such as air conditioning and hot water tank change-outs/replacements, electrical service upgrades, modifications and repairs, burglar alarm installations, storage sheds, etc., do not require a Certificate of Occupancy.
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Reservations are available for certain drivers' license transactions by calling a centralized Contact Center reservation line. Agents have the capability to schedule appointments by desired location at all of the state's Customer Service Centers. Georgia uses a reservation system to schedule all road tests. The reservation system provides a specific time for the road test, thus eliminating long waits and guaranteeing service on a specific day.
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Drivers under 18 years of age must pass the road test prior to obtaining a Class D license. Please have the teen's permit number available when calling to schedule the reservation.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Ferron City Council hed its first regular meeting since the resignation of Mayor Kent Larsen. As Mayor Pro Tem, Jo Sanservero presided over the meeting.
Councilman Gordon Bennett addressed the council and those residents present. "Ferron is a good town. We have good citizens and a good council. I'm asking you to stop the negative comments about the actions of the mayor and council. If you have questions concerning the firehouse or the golf course, come to the council meetings and give us your input. Many, many decisions and public hearings are held and we have no citizen input because no one shows up. We need your input. There is no way for us to know what the citizens want if they do not tell us. Citizens need to be involved in this community, during hard times, like now, and good times.
"I'm asking, no, pleading, with you to stop the negativeness. My father told me that negative begets negative and positive begets positive. I've tried to remember that all my life, I'm still learning and trying. I'm asking you all to stand tall and stand proud because Ferron is an outstanding community with outstanding citizens. Don't listen to rumors. If you have a question, please confront the person and ask for the truth and their side of the story. Get the whole story, and remember there are two sides to every story and look for the positive." said Bennett.
Auditors for Ferron City, Kay Kimball and Rick Roberts gave a presentation of the audit results to the council. Kimball told the council of the new GASB34 report format. Audits are done to ascertain the financial viability of cities and examine their accounting practices and principles. Ferron's audit adequately represents the city's financial standing.
"I would advise the council to review this audit and become familiar with the new format. By becoming familiar with the format, the budget process will go more smoothly," said Kimball.
Another facet of the auditors job is to ensure compliance with grants, both federal and state. Also, to make the council aware of the rules and procedures and identify any wrongdoing. Ferron did very well on the audit.
Roberts explained the management letter and how it pertains to internal controls of the council to protect the city. The auditors are bound by state law to report any infraction of state law automatically during the audit process. The management letter helps the council maintain control of the city's assets.
The audit findings were that Ferron had two areas of concern where the expenditure exceeded the revenue. To remedy this problem, the council was encouraged to open the budget and increase funding in the areas where it is needed before the need arises.
Roberts went on to explain that state law requires all funds be deposited within three days of receipt. This is not always happening in one area of the city's control. By complying with this law, the city is safeguarded.
One added suggestion that Roberts made was for the city to examine its policy on spouses traveling with the councilmember to functions of a business nature. The policy should include solid guidelines which explain who is responsible for the expenses of the spouse.
Sansevero read a letter the city had received from the Utah Local Governments Trust. The letter stated that a member of their committee had been in Ferron and was very impressed with the condition of the city's cemetery. Jean Morlan, who works at the cemetery was highly commended for the "absolutely beautiful" cemetery in Ferron.
The council heard from Brandon Singleton concerning his Eagle Scout project that is at the cemetery. Singleton gave the cost estimate and the completion projection, and the council approved. The council also approved giving the Horse 4-H group from Ferron a donation to help with a competition that will be held in two weeks. Also approved by the council was the appointment of Suzanne Larsen as the Ferron Youth City Council advisor.
Mayor Pro-Tem Sansevero opened two bids concerning the Peach Days concessions. Both bids were accepted as they were for different concession stands.
Councilman Joe Trenery reviewed Peach Days assignments. Utah Local Governments Trust Vehicle Schedule was reviewed. The council approved the elimination of several vehicles from the insurance.
Councilman Bennett informed the council of a conversation he had with the sheriff's office and Commissioner Drew Sitterud. Bennett has proposed offering office space in the new fire station to the sheriff's office for use as a satellite station. In return, the sheriff's office would donate a generator they now own to Ferron Fire Department. A discussion of the proposal will come before the council at a future date.
Councilman Bennett also informed the council of his actions in requesting Royce Stilson to provide an estimate of what the cost would be to get the old fire station up to code for use or sale. The council tabled any action on the old fire station until this information is available.
Councilperson Melinda MECCAriello presented an agreement with the company for the city's website. This agreement would be in affect for three years. The council agreed to meet with the company's representative at the Utah League of Cities and Towns conference before signing the agreement.
The council then ratified the approval of a warranty deed for right of way from Robert Killpack to access the city water tank property. This was done in an emergency situation by three council members when the cell tower was in jeopardy.
A new personnel policy was discussed. The council approved making changes in the present policy concerning responsibility for spouse travel and meals when the spouse accompanies a councilmember on a business trip for city business.
Councilman Randy Fox stated that Price Metal Salvage will be setting up a crusher for old cars to clean up the city. Price Metal Salvage will pay for cars with a title. If the donor wishes, the money will be put into the playground equipment fund.
Mayor Pro-Tem Sansevero announced that work on the sewer lagoons will begin Sept. 27. Nielson's Construction got the bid and the expected completion date is April 13, 2005.
The next Ferron City Council meeting will be Sept. 23 at 7 p.m.


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June 19 2013 03:41PM
A full assembly of NHL general managers are kicking around Boston this week for annual meetings. The group approved the rule tweaks proposed by the competition committee, which involved shallower nets and hybrid icing [links to come when it's more than just tweets] but those still have yet to be approved by the Board of Governors.
Regular muckraker and Sportsnet reporter Chris Johnston is kicking around the scene and got a couple of good quotes from Leafs GM Dave Nonis, while Nick Kypreos snapped the above picture of Nonis and new Oilers GM Craig MacTavish "POSSIBLY TALKING ABOUT A DEFENCEMAN FOR A PICK". There could be a few "agreements in principle" made this week to be announced once the Stanley Cup Finals are over, but so far the Leafs have been quiet.
Anyway, those quotes.
Dave Nonis says talks aren't far along with UFAs, which include Bozak and MacArthur.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) June 19, 2013
Good news and bad news. It will be a shame to see Clarke MacArthur go, especially after his excellent playoffs when he was able to finally get a regular shift. That said, everything you read now seems to point to Tyler Bozak's days with the Leafs being numbered.
I really have no idea what Bozak will or thinks he can make on the open market, but a 27-year-old that plays 20 minutes a game, regardless of production, is probably due to earn a little bit of coin. I'll have more on Bozak Thursday morning, but basically it will be addition by subtraction. I think the guy does have some value as a third liner somewhere, but in Toronto him and the first line are joined at the hip and he's never lost that job.
Dave Nonis says it's a "distinct possibility" he'll use a compliance buyout.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) June 19, 2013
Oh, this is fun.
Who are the buy-out options? We looked at this back in January before the NHL and NHLPA put together an agreement, but after the possibility of two amnesty buy-outs was floated. We came up with John-Michael Liles and Mike Komisarek, but that was in the interest of loading up to make big pitches at Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf, so...
Toronto has just five contracts that last past this upcoming season: Mikhail Grabovski, James van Riemsdyk, Liles, and then this year's extensions to Colton Orr and Joffrey Lupul. Point being, there aren't any anchor contracts bringing the whole team's cap situation down.
Unless the team wants to spend to the cap, it may be worth buying out Liles and keeping Mike Komisarek, trying to leverage a trade for a bad contract packaged with a good player. The Leafs have both money and cap space, so using both amnesty buy-outs this summer could shut down some possibilities in 2014 when it comes to buying out contracts signed by other teams.
I'd say there are arguments for keeping both Liles and Komisarek, who are the two main targets. Liles may be productive, and it's worth giving him at least another season to prove himself, especially since replacing him may cost just as much as the cap space you save by buying him out. Komisarek makes $3,500,000 this season (his cap hit is $3,575,000) and is then finished. As bad of a deal it was, I'll reiterate that unless you plan to use the space there's no point in doing it unless you're the new team owners and are determined to save a little over a million bucks in actual money.
The way I see the Leafs using the buy-out window is looking at a team like Philadelphia. The Flyers could buy out Ilya Bryzgalov, Danny Briere, Scott Hartnell or Nik Grossman and would be justified. But they can only get two of them, so my idea would be to have the Leafs take one of them off the Flyers' hands along with a prospect.
The buy-out window lasts until July 4 this year, and the next day is the free agent frenzy, but there's also another amnesty window in 2014 where the Leafs may want to concentrate their activity. Wait until a team does something they really regret.
The quote is also interesting because GMs tend to waffle around that sort of language involving buy-outs. These are two transferable Get out of Jail free cards they've been given, and you'd hope that Nonis thinks long and hard on how he's going to use them.
Looking forward to your Bozak piece.
Personally I like the idea of adding a checking 3C to free up Grabbo from his terrible but necessary zone starts and who would still continue to allow Kadri to be sheltered.
Failing that, then the question of 1C gets tougher. Does Nonis try trade for a 1C/2C(Statsny) or solve it via UFA (Weiss)? Does he try to sign Bozak (or Gagne) on a bridge contract and develop/draft an internal prospect?
I'm for upgrading Bozak, but saying that misses a bit of reality. The way I see it
- Nonis plan A can't be to slot in Colborne for Bozak (maybe that is plan F) - Nonis would like Weiss or maybe Ribiero but probably not at the UFA cost/term required. - Nonis would love Statsny but probably not at selling the leaf prospects and picks - Nonis might like Gagne but may not want to risk that first line on a player whose play has declined and is weaker defensively. And so staying with an imperfect Bozak is a better risk/reward. - Nonis probably doesn't want to give Bozak, grabbo kind of money either.
That is more like the problem and choices Nonis faces with addressing #1C and it is tough making these tradeoffs in real time and under schedule constraints.
Whatever happened to Brad Richards? He seems like he'd be a perfect fit on the first line for TO.
The option of the Leafs trading for one of the Flyers buyout candidates is intriguing but might be a tough sell to ownership... especially if it's Hartnell or Bryz. Basically you're paying $25M-35M in cash for a draft pick/prospect?!
Note: as a Leafs fan, I'm cool with it.


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Gloucester's semi-final hopes took a serious dent on Friday as they were hammered 32-9 by Sale Sharks at Salford City Stadium.
Gloucester's semi-final hopes took a serious dent on Friday as they were outscored five tries to none by Sale Sharks, who won 32-9 at Salford City Stadium.
A Dwayne Peel brace of tries helped Sharks leapfrog London Irish, as they earned a bonus-point win to virtually seal their Premiership survival.
After their flying start, Sale ended the game camped in the Gloucester half, against 14 men for the last ten minutes, scoring twice in that period.
Gloucester's failure to clear their lines well enough in the early stages led to the Sharks taking full advantage, as first of all, Johnny Leota in the first minute, and then Peel six minutes later, touched down after charge downs.
Those tries sandwiched Gloucester's first points of the night – a Freddie Burns long-range penalty goal. He added a second fifteen minutes in to bring his side back to six points behind.
Cameron Shepherd took Sale into the break with a fine try, taking an inside pass from Tuitupou – which referee David Rose had to refer to his TMO – before sidestepping the last line of defence. Macleod added the extras for a half-time lead of 22-6.
It took a while for Gloucester to come back at the Sharks, but Burns added a third penalty on 54 minutes, before missing an opportunity to further reduce the deficit five minutes later.
A moment of controversy came just after the hour, as Leota twisted over a Monaghan tackle, and touched down just short of the line; another decision made by the TMO.
Sale piled the pressure on the Gloucester line in their search for the bonus-point, and with scrum-half Dave Lewis yellow carded ten minutes from the end, it was only a matter of time, and Peel earned it with six minutes to play, charging for the line after a line-out maul.
The final play came from Mark Cueto's try, latching on to a Danny Cipriani chip over the defensive line, for their biggest Premiership win of the season.
Gloucester meanwhile, face an uphill struggle to reach the play-offs after a game where they failed to capitalise on their previous four-match winning streak.
The scorers:
For Sale:
Tries: Leota, Peel 2, Shepherd, Cueto
Cons: Macleod 2
Pen: Macleod
For Gloucester:
Pens: Burns 3
Yellow card: Lewis
Sale Sharks: 15 Cameron Shepherd, 14 Will Addison, 13 Johnny Leota, 12 Sammy Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Nick Macleod, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 James Gaskell, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 Daniel Braid, 5 Andrei Ostrikov, 4 Kearnan Myall, 3 Henry Thomas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Al Dickinson.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Tony Buckley, 19 Tom Holmes, 20 Andy Powell, 21 Nathan Fowles, 22 Danny Cipriani, 23 Tom Brady
Gloucester: 15 Rob Cook, 14 Jonny May, 13 Mike Tindall (c), 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Shane Monahan, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dan Robson, 8 Sione Kalamafoni, 7 Akapusi Qera, 6 Tom Savage, 5 Will James, 4 Lua Lokotui, 3 Dario Chistolini, 2 Huia Edmonds, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Koree Britton, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Yann Thomas, 19 Ben Morgan, 20 Andy Hazell, 21 Dave Lewis, 22 Henry Trinder, 23 Charlie Sharples.
Venue: Salford City Stadium
Referee: David Rose
Assistant referees: Robin Goodliffe & Roy Maybank
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Football season for the Emery Spartans came to an end Friday night on a field in St. George. Emery lost to top-ranked Pine View 48-6 in the first round of the state playoffs.
The final game was another in a series of games the Spartans had to play against top-ranked opponents. In what had to be one of Emery's most difficult schedules, the Spartans faced three teams ranked #1, one ranked #2, and one ranked #4. As a matter of fact, four of those five teams are still in the playoffs, and the only one to lose was a loser to one of the four others.
Emery beat then-#2 Snow Canyon, but fell to #1's Delta, North Sanpete, and Pine View, and also fell to then-#4 Lehi.
The Spartans finished 3-7, their other two wins coming against Canyon View and Carbon.
A sixth team Emery lost to was Uintah, who is also one of the eight remaining teams in the playoffs.
Against Pine View, the Spartans were forced to move lineman Jake Jensen to the fullback position because of injury. In fact, Emery had only three healthy running backs for the game: Jensen, Jason Parrish, and Matt Cornett. Head Coach Jimmy Jones also rotated the quarterbacks with Kent Stilson starting and finishing the game and Garrett Swenson playing the second and third quarters.
Pine View and Emery traded punts to start the game, but on the Panthers' second possession, they put together a 7-play drive that ended in a 1-yard touchdown, giving Pine View a 7-0 lead.
The Spartans failed to get a first down and were forced to punt. The short punt gave the Panthers great field position on Emery's 47. A 35-yard pass and a 12-yard run put Pine View up 14-0.
Emery fumbled the ball at the end of the first quarter and gave the Panthers even better field position on the Spartans' 27.
Three plays later Pine View scored again and went ahead 20-0. They scored on two touchdown drives that took a total of 1:22 to complete.
Emery's troubles continued. After getting a couple of first downs and moving to Pine View's 36, Emery gave up their second turnover�this time an interception.
The Panthers fumbled the ball back to Emery, but the Spartans failed to convert a fourth-down play from Pine View's 23 and the ball went back to the Panthers.
With 1:26 left in the half the Panthers moved 66 yards in seven plays and scored a touchdown with just three seconds left in the half. Emery was in a big hole 27-0.
The second half was worse for Emery. The Spartans gained just 37 yards on 15 rushes while Pine view scored three more times; first on a 34-yard pass, then on drives of 76 and 57 yards.
Emery trailed 48-0 before senior Todd Childs caught his first two passes of the year. The first was for a 34-yard gain to Pine View's 30. The second was a 19-yard touchdown pass thrown by a scrambling, pressured Stilson. The touchdown came with just 17 seconds left in the game, but it denied the Panthers a shutout and gave the Spartans something to cheer about.
There were several good defensive plays by the Spartans, but Emery was unable to control such a potent offense. Chris Wayman recorded two sacks and Brandon Hansen, Seth Powell, the injured Josh Sharp, and RJ Leamaster (aka "The one-armed man") all made big hits and some big stops.
The Spartans finished the season in a disappointing way, but the season shouldn't be considered a disappointment. The Spartans played quality opponents every week and usually made a good showing.
Football is over in Emery County and with it goes the fall. Soon it will be time for the winter and basketball and wrestling. But look back on this season as one of growth and experience for those who competed and for those who cared. Fall will come again and a new Spartan team will strap on their helmets. Life goes on, and so does Spartan football.


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