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Because he got smart in the second half, Whitefish Bay offensive coordinator Jake Wolter won't have to start looking for another job.
And because he was smart enough to give the ball to his all-world back Rashadeem Gray to the tune of 22 times and 170 yards in the second half, the Blue Duke football team is en route to the WIAA State Division 2 semifinals for the first time in its history courtesy of a 24-14 level 3 victory over previously unbeaten Brookfield East Friday night.
"It was kind of funny," said Wolter. "Rah- Rah (Gray's nickname) and I were talking about five or six weeks ago, and I told him that if we lose from here on out and you don't have at least 20 touches and you're not hurt, I'm going to fire myself (laughs)."
"In my my mind, he's the best player in the state and he needs to have the ball."
Gray, who finished with 193 yards on 28 carries that included the game-clinching 59-yard burst for score with 1:45 remaining and who also scored the go-ahead TD on an 18-yard pass from quarterback Grant Menard with 3:53 remaining, appreciated the compliment.
"I was thinking I should take a knee (on that last TD run because East was out of time-outs)," he said, "but when you see that much open green in front of you, you just have to go for it."
"We're making history and we're not done yet."
Yes, the Blue Dukes are as their record-setting season improves to a school-best mark of 10-1. They now await the winner of Saturday's Waunakee-Watertown game. The state semifinals will be played next weekend at a neutral site and will put Bay within sight lines of their long awaited hope: The state finals in Madison, Nov. 16.
"We're not letting anyone stand between us and our dream," said Menard.
With the loss, East's own dream season ends with a school best of 10-1.
"It wasn't meant to be," said a disappointed Spartan coach Tom Swittel, whose team had a 14-3 lead early in the third quarter and which was still holding that advantage when the fourth period started.
Swittel pointed towards a turning point in the third quarter when Bay was starting to put together some momentum and East had just lost senior defensive back/reciever Brian Smith to an injury.
"We didn't lose because Brian got hurt," he said "It did happen to coincide with a huge momentum change - that's for sure. That's no excuse. We would have liked to have had him, but we didn't. You've got to find a way to win without him...and we didn't."
As it turned out, Bay, which scored two fourth down touchdowns in the second half as part of its rally, found a way to win without one of its stars. Lineman Kelly Jackson is the leader of the defense, but when he went down with an ankle injury late in the first half, it didn't mean he was out of the game.
"Our rally really started at halftime," said Menard. "Kelly hurt his ankle but he is one of the most inspirational players we have on this team. ...He gave a great halftime speech talking about how we never played at this level before and how tough for us it would be if we were to stop now."
"It took us a few plays to absorb it all in the third quarter, but then we kicked it into gear."
Bay trailed at the half, 7-3, courtesy of East quarterback Zach Damico's 34-yard TD run in the second quarter just after a mishandled pitch between Menard and Gray resulted in a Bay fumble.
Colin Downing's 38-yard field goal closed the gap to 7-3 just before the half, but momentum clearly stayed with East at the start of the second half, as senior receiver Kyle Wirtz returned the kickoff all the way to the Blue Duke 44.
Seven players later, Damico hit Wirtz with a perfectly-set up pass in the flat that went 16 yards for a touchdown. East was up 14-3 with 8:19 left in the third.
"That was my mistake," said Blue Duke coach Jim Tietjen. "I called a blitz when I shouldn't have."
But Bay started making amends almost immediately as it adopted the "All-Gray, all the time" attack.
They used him five times on a 55-yard drive that resulted in a missed field goal, but after the Bay defense came up with a stop, Wolter upped the ante' by giving the ball to Gray six times for 51 yards on a eight-play 56-yard drive.
Gray raced 20 yards to give Bay a first and goal at the East seven, but three plays later, the Blue Dukes found themselves with a fourth and goal on the East five.
That's when Menard took matters into his own hands. He rolled out right, evaded one East tackler after another and finally found junior back Turner DeMuth for a five-yard TD pass at the 10:10 mark of the fourth quarter.
The try for two failed, but the Blue Dukes had life at 14-9.
"Our quarterback made a great play," said Tietjen. "Give Menard enough time and he'll finish things."
The Bay defense, without Jackson in the line-up, then got only its second three and out of the night on the East offense.
The Blue Duke offense returned the compliment and started feeling its oats, as Gray carried the ball seven times for 30 yards on the subsequent 10-play 57-yard march.
But again the Blue Dukes found themselves with a fourth and five, this time from the Spartan 18. It was then that Wolter reached deep into his bag of tricks. He had Menard roll out far to his right, taking the bulk of the Spartan defense with him.
And only at the very last second did Menard throw the ball deftly back into the flat on the left where a wide-open Gray was waiting for it. Gray gathered it in and cruised into the end zone for the go-ahead score with 3:53 left.
And when Gray pounded the two-point conversion in, Bay was ahead for the first time this evening at 17-14.
East was able to get one first down courtesy of a Bay pass interference penalty, but when a holding penalty wiped out a first down pass, the Spartans had to punt.
And Gray would make them pay for that mistake, as two plays later, he found nothing but wide open spaces in front of him for the 59-yard score that sent Bay into the state semifinals.
"We really did it for Kelly (Jackson) in the second half," Gray said. "He's the heart and soul of this team and we really put it on the field for him."
"Nothing really changed for us in the second half except for our conditioning. I think our offensive line (behind all-world tackle Quinten Dismukes) just wore them out, especially when we went to the hurry-up offense."
Something the Blue Dukes have been working on all season.
"We just believe," Tietjen said. "Everyday we run this last-minute drill. It's a 1:30 to go, we have only one time-out left and the sideline gets noisy to simulate the urgency."
"And now this is the next step. Every week is the next step for us and next week it's appropriately either Watertown or Waunakee for the opportunity to make it to the ultimate goal: state."
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Hacks/Hackers Brighton: Open communities
September's meet-up of Hacks/Hackers Brighton heard from user-experience designer and developer Aral Balkan, who led a discussion on identity, privacy and App.net, and Joanna Geary, digital development editor at the Guardian, who proposed five questions journalists should ask when thinking about online communities.
Adam Tinworth's liveblog of Aral Balkan's talk is here, and his report on Joanna Geary's presentation is here. All photos are by Adam Tinworth.
The meet-up was part of the Brighton Digital Festival, a month-long celebration of digital culture, and to participate further in the festival Hacks/Hackers Brighton ran a pop-up digital newsroom at the Mini Maker Faire.
Identity, privacy and App.net
Aral Balkan talked about how a lot of free platforms depend on gathering data from their users in order to make them sustainable through advertising.
Balkan observed that the model of many web 2.0 companies, including social networks and web apps, has been to:
1. Gather as many users as possible and then approach venture capitalists to get them to lend money based on the number of users
2. ?????
3. Profit
And it's the second step of "?????" where the model falls down, Balkan said. This is the stage where web entrepreneurs find they need to attract advertising to bring in revenue.
Users think they are getting to use a platform or service for free, but they give away their data in return.
Free is a lie. And the cost of your personal information? Your privacy.
Balkan talked about Google, Kindle Fire and Facebook before going on to talk about Twitter's path.
The tools of Twitter were invented by the users: @mentions, @replies and #hashtags, were all created by the early adopters. And developers built great things.
He talked through the process of the restrictions to the Twitter API and went through a list of third-party clients that could be affected.
And then he introduced App.net, a Twitter-like platform and service. (For more on App.net see this journalist's guide.)
App.net is the result of "an audacious proposal" by developer and entrepreneur Dalton Caldwell. It promises to remain ad-free and open and in order to do this – and avoid the "????" step described above when a free-to-use platform must find a way of bringing in revenue – App.net charges $50 a year for membership.
Balkan said Facebook and Twitter are targeting the same audience as McDonalds.
It's the McDonaldsification of social media. But it's good that we have alternatives to McDonalds as not all of us want to eat there.
An alternative to Twitter is App.net, which users must pay to use. But it is worth paying, Balkan implied as he asked:
Is your identity, privacy and security worth $4 a month? That's £2.50 – which is less than the price of a pint of beer.
That online community stuff … it's all sortied now, right?
Joanna Geary, who is leading the Guardian's digital-first strategy (and who also runs Hacks/Hackers London), proposed five questions to ask your editor – and maybe yourself – before starting any online community project.
1. Why are you doing it?
When at The Times, Geary received an email response to an idea she had proposed which stated: "Common practice is a factor we should consider…"
This suggests journalists should only try something if others are doing it first and then blindly follow. Would you put your head in an oven if others went there first? Geary asked.
There are far better reasons for launching a new project or starting a new initiative, she said. She urged journalists and community managers to ask: does it improve your journalism? Does it increase traffic from social? Does it get people spending more time on your site? Does it improve customer relationships? Does it help you get customer data?
2. How are you measuring that?
Geary's next tip is to gather some metrics. The Guardian has been developing its own proxy metrics system during the past couple of months. Gather qualitative data and feedback and make sure you know the strengths and weaknesses, Geary urged.
3. Are you paying attention to the results?
Geary also said news organisations should experiment, keeping a close eye on the results.
4. Are you sharing what works?
Members of the Guardian's communities team will give 'stand up' presentations in the morning news conference, they hold lunchtime talks once a month, there is formal training for journalists, they send daily and weekly emails of good examples, and the Guardian is soon to launch 'community clinics'.
The idea for community clinics comes out of the tradition of 'social media surgeries' held in in Birmingham. "People who have learned something share that skill and pass it on," Geary explained.
The Guardian's approach will be to "bring all of the community team to a very visual place in the Guardian – the canteen – once a week and people can pop over and ask questions."
Initially community clinics will be for Guardian journalists and staff, but Geary hopes they will "bring that out of the Guardian and include readers as well".
5. Are you supporting them once they get the message?
Geary said that there's a need to constantly repeat and reinforce the messages and lessons.
You need to repeat as people forget and new people come in.
Pop-up digital newsroom
Following the discussions on open communities and open journalism, members of Hacks/Hackers Brighton spent the weekend news gathering and sharing their skills.
Hacks/Hackers Brighton became 'makers' at the Mini Maker Faire, a show-and-tell attended by 7,000 people that saw inventors giving demos of their creations and encouraging others to get involved.
Hacks/Hackers Brighton teamed up with Brighton & Hove Community Reporters, a group set up to promote cohesion by sharing stories and encouraging links between people from different parts of the community, and ran demos to get the community reporters and people who came along to the Maker Faire 'making'.
During the course of the day skills were swapped, blogs were created and stories were gathered and shared via a Tumblr.
The next meet-up of Hacks/Hackers Brighton is on 2 October.

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Skip to comments.CHRIS ROCK: 'THE PRESIDENT IS OUR BOSS...OUR DAD' (VIDEO)
Posted on 02/06/2013 8:31:21 AM PST by JesseWatters
Comedian Chris Rock showed up on Capitol Hill today to support President Barack Obamas new gun control laws. Here is what he said: ROCK: I am just here to support the President of the United States. The President is our boss, but he is also... you know, the President and the First Lady are kinda like the Mom and the Dad of the country...
(Excerpt) Read more at nation.foxnews.com ...
Yo' mama.
His mind has turned to cheese . . . probably free cheese!
No, Chris.
My Dad, God rest his soul, was an American man with traditional American values and ideals. Little Boy Zer0 will NEVER be anything to me but the snot-nosed POS who occupies the White House.
No. . .not "Dad," SANTA!
It is so sad to see an entire group of people so deluded and used.
Is Chris Rock really this idiotic? The President is his boss? The President and First Lady his mom and dad? What kind of sycophantic, grovelling sheeple are populating this country? It's like the sheeple want a dictator to tell them what to do and how to live? Whatever happened to individual freedoms and self-determination with little zombies like Chris Rock now stalking the country?
Yeah Chris, that's why all you guys agreed with President Bush, right?
Chris, Obama is just a spoiled and under-educated little boy who wants to always get his own way. Grow up, face reality and ... really ROCK!
Rock is an idiot. The Presentdent is NOT our boss. He works for us, not us for him. The obamanation in the white hut is only there because he cheated his way in.
This is another brilliant example of just how damn stupid liberals (especially celebs) are.
Even though Rock has reached a high degree of success, he still demonstrates the Dependency mentality. I don't need parents and I'm done parenting. There comes a time for 'tough love'. It'll hurt me more than it will hurt them, I'm sure, but it's gotta be done.
a que la chingada! is this how he felt about George W? was the President his daddy then?
The only thing funny about Chris Rock are his looks.
I love it when leftests expose themselves.
Making a list, checking it twice.
Sorry Chris never knew his parents or who the real Boss is.
I know the names of my parents and the God I answer to, and none of the names remotely sound like Moochelle or Barack
Considering the majority of Black Youths do not know who their real Daddy is, hell they probably don't know who their real mommy is either, since she has more than likely been in and out of prison most of her life.he might be on to something.
And this is how cults are formed. After a while they acquire a momentum of their own. History repeats itself because human nature fundamentally doesn't change - only external trappings change. It's sad, Larry, that's what it is, it's just sad.
Hey Chriss He works for us not the other way around now please just go away
And PUKE! is putting it mildly.
Yeah, it costs nothing for Rock to say this when his ideological soulmate sits in the White House. Rock, of course, is the same guy who was mercilessly bashing Bush — who also happened to be President of the United States.
So yeah, it means little to love those who love you.
chris rock is a pin-headed moron. The blithering idiot should read the Constitution. nobama and the moochelle may be HIS dad and mom.
Now maybe he can help Obie find our who his real father is...
If Obama had a son...
thanks chris, no one could have stated the dependant mentality of liberals better than to call the president "dad"
guess the liberals just need someone to tuck them in at night, for their entire worthless existence
What a joke, The Incompetent One isn't smart enough to be anyone's boss and he's sure as hell not my daddy. I can't stand the sight of that creep!
The similarities are all there for anyone who can read at grade level and has a working brain.
Yes, liberalism is immaturity, cloaked with the pretense of moral and intellectual superiority.
My guess is that he really is that idiotic!
By the way folks, HERE IS A PICTURE OF CHRIS ROCK'S HOUSE....
1%er Chris Rock lives here, I wonder what his monthly electric bill is....or if he has any guns in his Alpine, New Jersey home.
Source: http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/chris-rocks-house/view/?service=1
As for Obozo being MY boss? HELL NO! None of those cretins working in D.C. are a boss to the people. They are there to SERVE the people. ESAD Chris Rock. You are not funny, and suck as an actor.
For Chris' info, Obama's ain't my parents so he can STFU !
And why do I give a shit what an entertainer has to say on ANY subject??
Say, Chris. How long has it been since you lived in 'da hood'?
Did you see that John Lewis was standing behind him grinning and laughing. I just called Lewis's office in DC and shared my disgust with this dog and pony show. His number is 202-225-3801. We have got to stop laughing this kind of thing off. Millions of people will see this and think it makes Obama cool.
Deadbeat dad.
And now this. I kept wanting to see him break into a "I'm just kidding folks!" ending.
What he was clearly saying to people was that we need to listen to Obama and do exactly what he says quickly because he knows best. Do you realize the platform that he was just given and how many people were listening and shaking their heads in agreement. We laughed at Fluke and made fun of her small crowds but look at her huge impact. How much more influence does Rock have over hordes of people... We have got to start taking these things seriously
That level of stupid will happen when you have Father Issues from not knowing which of Mommy's "Baby Daddys" was yours...
That is a veiled threat. Seems like statement after statement is being made on almost a daily basis attempting to set people off JUST SO the government an react and set an example of "ass biting". All of this is becoming deliberate provocation.
That is a veiled threat. Seems like statement after statement is being made on almost a daily basis attempting to set people off JUST SO the government can react and set an example of "ass biting". All of this is becoming deliberate provocation.
The Presentdent is NOT our boss. He works for us, not us for him.
No, silly. That is the way it used to be.
We must get used to obeying the Dear Leader.
You know, kind of like the Imam of our mosque.
On second thought, this stuff has to be fake. Just imagine if anyone of status were to have said the same thing about George Bush when he was president. What would have happened? I don't believe he actually said that. Don't believe it....
I left home at 15 because I couldn't stand living with a self-absorbed ex drunk and a psychological terror for parents. The thought of having the fag and his hag for mommy and daddy is enough to drive me out of this country. Someone should puke on Chris Rock for saying it.
If those MARXISTS were my parents, I'd look to see if I got ADOPTED!!
Chris, please go back under your rock you crawl out of!!
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March 21, 2013
SPRINGFIELD – Governor Pat Quinn today gave the following statement:
"I'm encouraged by the positive steps recently taken by the Illinois General Assembly toward comprehensive pension reform.
"In the past few weeks, the Illinois House has passed three pension reform bills, culminating with today's major cost-saving measure, which reforms the Cost of Living Adjustment factor.
"In addition, yesterday's votes in the Illinois Senate indicate that there is support for pension reform.
"There's much more work to do, but I'm pleased to see progress being made.
"I will continue working with the leaders and members of both houses and both parties to get comprehensive pension reform legislation on my desk so that I can sign it into law."


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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
STARKVILLE – The stakes weren't nearly as high this time, but the revenge was still sweet.
No. 5 Mississippi State took down Samford, 8-2, at Dudy Noble Field on Saturday in The Diamond Classic. Samford (4-3) was the team that beat the Bulldogs twice and eliminated them from the NCAA Tallahassee Regional last season.
"We came out here today just wanting to put it on them, because they really disappointed us last year, and we threw our best against them and they still beat us," MSU pitcher Ross Mitchell said.
"We really wanted to attack them early, and we were able to do that the first two innings, score three runs, and that was big."
In the nightcap, MSU (8-0) overcame a three-run deficit to beat Purdue 7-6.
Mitchell (2-0) tossed six innings of one-run relief to earn the win against Samford. He followed starter Evan Mitchell's three hitless innings, and it was yet another strong showing by MSU's pitchers.
No single State pitcher has allowed more than two earned runs in a game.
"Our starting guys aren't where we want them to be yet, but we feel like they can get there. But our bullpen has just been exceptional," MSU coach John Cohen said.
Adam Frazier had three of MSU's 13 hits and sparked a three-run first inning with a leadoff triple. State added three more in the second for a 6-0 lead.
Hunter Renfroe's solo home run in the fourth made it 7-1.
Against Purdue (3-4), State was down 5-2 in the fifth inning but used a three-run sixth to take a 7-5 lead. Renfroe, who had three hits, tripled home two runs in the inning.
Reliever Chad Girodo (1-0) got the win, while Jonathan Holder picked up his third save.
Ole Miss 1, Rhode Island 0: Pinch hitter Austin Knight drove a two-out pitch to left center to score Cameron Dishon and keep the Rebels undefeated through six games.
The sophomore came in for Will Jamison with two men on and worked a full count before driving in the winning run.
The hit was one of five for the Rebels (6-0).
"I think it's what makes our sport so special, that we could come out and look so good offensively Friday night and then today, their guy (Sean) Furney really just handled us," said Ole Miss head coach Mike Bianco.
Brett Huber (1-0) got a fly out and a strike out in the ninth inning to earn the win.
Starter Mike Mayers gave up two hits in six innings and struck out four with three walks.


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PhD (accounting), Michigan State University
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Elder teaches a seminar on audit theory and courses on audit practice and small business management.
Professor Elder's research focuses on audit quality, governmental auditing, and auditor decision-making. Selected Publications"Enforcement Release Evidence on the Audit Confirmation Process: Implications for Standard Setters," Research in Accounting Regulation, 2010, with D. Janvrin, P. Caster."The Investment Opportunity Set and Earnings Management: Evidence from the Role of Controlling Shareholders," Corporate Governance: An International Review, 2010, with K. Chen, S. Hung. "Internal Control Weaknesses and Client Risk Management," (forthcoming), Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, with Y. Zhang, J. Zhou, and N. Zhou."Auditor Specialization, Perceived Audit Quality, and Audit Fees in the Local Government Audit Market," (forthcoming), Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, with S. Lowensohn, S. Johnson and S. Davies.
"Corporate Governance and Earnings Management: The Implications of Corporate Governance Best-Practice Principles for Taiwanese Listed Companies" (forthcoming), Journal of Contemporary Accounting and Economics, with K. Chen and Y. Hsieh."Auditing Standards Committee Comment Letter PCAOB Rulemaking Docket Matter No. 026: Proposed Auditing Standards Related to the Auditor's Assessment of and Response to Risk and Conforming Amendments to PCAOB Standards," (2009 Issue 1), Current Issues in Auditing, with L. Abbott, J. Bierstaker, S. Firer, T. Kozloski, E. O'Donnell, S. Parker, and S. Shelton.
"Auditing Standards Committee Comment Letter PCAOB Rulemaking Docket Matter No. 025: Proposed Auditing Standard—Engagement Quality Review," (2008 Issue 2), Current Issues in Auditing, with T. Kozloski, R. Allen, E. O'Donnell, R. Ramsay, S. Shelton, and J. Thibodeau.


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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.2
Fix Version/s: 2.2
Testing Instructions:
1. Create forum post and embed an image using filepicker 'Upload file'
2. Create another post or use any editor in the site that supports html format and inserting of the images
3. In Filepicker select 'Recent files' and insert an image from 1. Image must be successfully inserted in the editor field1. Create forum post and embed an image using filepicker 'Upload file' 2. Create another post or use any editor in the site that supports html format and inserting of the images 3. In Filepicker select 'Recent files' and insert an image from 1. Image must be successfully inserted in the editor field
Affected Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE
Pull from Repository:firstname.lastname@example.com:marinaglancy/moodle.git
Pull Master Branch:wip-
Pull Master Diff URL:
NOTE: Jira lost all my data because I accidentally hit the back shortcut, so this is a short bug report without testing instructions. Please could somebody else fill in more detail if required.
Whenever you use the recent files feature you get the error 'File size cannot be determined'. This happens on 2.1.2 release version as well as on current qa.moodle.net, e.g.:
Gliffy Diagrams
Issue Links
- blocks
MDLQA-1448 CLONE - A user can quickly locate files uploaded previously
- Passed
- Discovered while testing
MDL-30709 Recent files option does not work
- Closed
- has a non-specific relationship to
MDL-30469 Filepicker: Images used in forum posts can not be used later in 'Recent files'
- Closed
- has been marked as being related by
MDL-30493 Recent Files list population in Filepicker
- Closed
MDL-32378 Wiki lacks mod_wiki_get_file_info(), necessary for Recent files
- Closed
CONTRIB-3275 function NEWMODULE_get_file_info() is missing from the NEWMODULE model
- Open
MDL-31738 Missing function mod_glossary_get_file_info() : needed Recent Files
- Closed
- All
- Comments
- Work Log
- History
- Activity
- Links Hierarchy
This problem has also been reported by Mary Evans http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=190201
Looking into this, I tried with an example forum post attachment, and the problem is that there is no get_file_info() returned when trying to retrieve it from file_info_context_module.
Here is a stacktrace of my debugging statement:
Got to bottom of get_file_info..
line 119 of /lib/filebrowser/file_info_context_module.php:
line 225 of /lib/filebrowser/file_browser.php: call to file_info_context_module->get_file_info()
line 90 of /lib/filebrowser/file_browser.php: call to file_browser->get_file_info_context_module()
line 1375 of /repository/lib.php: call to file_browser->get_file_info()
line 209 of /repository/repository_ajax.php: call to repository->get_file_size()
Sam, thanks for creating this issue. The linked QA test can be used for testing.
The problem was in absence of function forum_get_file_info().
Actually recent files that were uploaded in other modules can be selected
Hi Marina,
heres some notes from review - i don't want to go too deep so hopefully i don't go around in circles into file api:
- whitespace in phpdoc 2nd line
- noting that $areas is not used, perhaps we should consider using $areas[$filearea] in file_info_stored() param ? - easier introduction of new fileareas.
- There might be need for some capability checking here, for instance 'mod/forum:viewpost' might need to be checked for 'post' file area before we can get the file's info from the post. many modules also implement checking 'moodle/course:managefiles' - but this is possibly not applicable to forum?
ps: we'll need to backport in a separate issue once we integrate this for 2.2 QA only.
Have a look at the code of function forum_pluginfile()
Use forum_user_can_see_post to check the permission, plus you need to check group info too.
I don't think there should be any permissions checks at all, or code should be fixed somewhere else.
I describe a case here, since it is not likely to be reported by somebody:
- As a teacher I edit the description to the assignment and insert image there.
- As an admin I withdraw enrolment of this teacher into this course
- As the same teacher I enter in another course and use any editor (create a forum post f.e.). I open filepicker, 'recent files' and see there an image I uploaded in that assignment. This is my image, uploaded from my computer but I'm just not enrolled any more in the course where I used it. And I get a very nice error that 'File size can not be determined'.
It's all confusion here. It should be either image is not displayed in the list of recent files; or *_get_file_info() does not check permissions. But error with this text is completely unclear for people.
And what I'm trying to say: this is not likely to happen with teacher being unenrolled, but it is more likely to happen in forums - students get enrolled back and forth, forum topics becomes hidden, etc. But as long as file exists on server we should return info about it to its owner.
Hi Marina
You made a valid point, but to avoid permission check is not the way to fix this issue, file picker not the only place use this callback, so it has to check permissions anyway.
Surely file picker error message can be improved, for the unenrolled users case, I think we need to properly fix it in repostory/lib.php, the get_file_size() method should not use filebrowser class, it should use filestorge instead to avoid this permission checks.
'as long as file exists on server we should return info about it to its owner.' - gd point.
I agree with Marina that it's all or nothing.
I agree with Dong that it's all.
In other words, access should be checked everywhere, both listing and getting info/picking. Clearly they cannot be unbalanced nor they can give unauthorized access.
My 2 cents, ciao
Regarding missing function in forum, this error (recent files not working) also affects all the OU's custom modules because they don't have a _get_file_info function either. That's why I didn't realise it was limited to forum only (it wasn't, for me).
The thing is, I could have sworn it used to work. Was there a change that suddenly required this API within the 2.1.x releases, or were we just imagining it working before?
It would be nice if the message could be improved to say e.g. 'Cannot select file, missing function ouwiki_get_file_info' or whatever.
In addition even in core I don't think this is just forum - there doesn't seem to be glossary_get_file_info either (to name one module, that everyone including students can add files to), or choice_get_file_info (students can't but staff can), or data_get_file_info, or...
And, perhaps a lesser issue that could be handled separately but if get_file_info is going to check permissions, are we sure this is compatible with the method it is using to list the files in the first place, because it is certainly a bug if for example, we display a file in your recent files but then when you click it you get some error. (If it's not going to allow permission, someone needs to ensure the file is not included in the list to begin with.)
Hi, it was me who just moved that issue into testing! There is a serious bug with the integration workflow allowing an anonymous user to change the state!
I have already commented in
MDL-30469, the patch is missing necessary access control checks.
Hi Apu,
Please don't test this change! Its not been integrated, I switched the state not an integrator!See MDLSITE-1587
Marina, i'm reopening this, firstly so that no one tests this incorrectly (tracker workflow bug), and secondly so that we can consider the security (prior to calling function or within function) of this patch before putting this through.
I added permission checks to the function and created an issue
MDL-30493 for population of recent files list.
The master fixes corresponding to this issue have been sent upstream. Fixes for other branches (19, 20, 21 stable) will be sent in the very-next days.
Thanks for the hard work! Closing, ciao
This problem appears to exist for the assignment module as well, see
is this fixed?I have moodle 2.2 and when I select "recent files" under "insert image" in a glossary, I can select the image but when I click "insert image" an error occurs: "file size can not be determined"
so after having this happen in several different places over the course of 2 months I found this bug tracker, but according to the results it says it is fixed.
Hi Dominick,
Please check that you're using the latest stable version of Moodle 2.2, then if you find that the problem still occurs, please create a new issue for it.
For modules which do not have modname_get_file_info() function (e.g. wiki), I tried to implement a generic method so that it allows to avoid a "File size cannot be determined" error and insert it anyway. Please see the attached patch "recent-files-generic-fix.diff". Any ideas whether this behaviour is worth attention? If it's deemed acceptable I can push it to github as well.
Kirill, thanks for pointing out about wiki module, I created an issue
MDL-32378 for it.
There was an issue
MDL-30709 where I added file info check before the list of recent files is populated, so the error should not appear any more. But it also means that in case of wiki, the files attached to wiki module will not be shown in Recent files at all.
Regarding your fix, I have to reject it. The whole idea of function xxx_get_file_info is checking the permission to view the file. We cannot avoid it. If module does not implement the function, we assume (for security reasons) that user is NOT allowed to view the file.


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Presidential movies range from historically accurate biopics to downright ridiculous disaster flicks. Can you separate fact from fiction (and actor from president) in these presidential films?
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Question 1 of 30
Match the actor to the real-life president he has portrayed: Josh Brolin
George W. Bush
Brolin played George W. Bush in Oliver Stone's "W."
George H.W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Question 2 of 30
Match the actor to the real-life president he has portrayed: Jeff Daniels
George Washington
Jeff Daniels played the first president in "The Crossing."
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Question 3 of 30
Match the actor to the real-life president he has portrayed: Daniel Day-Lewis
Abraham Lincoln
Day-Lewis won the best actor Oscar in 2012 for playing Lincoln in "Lincoln."
Richard Nixon
James Madison
Question 4 of 30
Match the actor to the real-life president he has portrayed: Nick Nolte
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Nolte played the third president in "Jefferson in Paris."
Question 5 of 30
Match the actor to the real-life president he has portrayed: Gary Sinise
Andrew Johnson
Harry Truman
Sinise was the star of "Truman" in 1995.
Jimmy Carter
Question 6 of 30
This president has been portrayed by Randy Quaid, Liev Schreiber, Tom Wilkinson and Bryan Cranston.
Lyndon B. Johnson
All these actors have played LBJ.
William McKinley
John F. Kennedy
Question 7 of 30
This president has been portrayed by Anthony Hopkins, Dan Hedaya, Frank Langella, John Cusack and Kevin Spacey.
Gerald Ford
George H.W. Bush
Richard Nixon
All of them have been Richard Nixon at some point in time.
Question 8 of 30
This president has been portrayed by Brendan Fraser, Kevin Sorbo, Will Forte and Gilbert Gottfried.
Grover Cleveland
Teddy Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Beyond Daniel Day-Lewis, you get a rather motley collection of actors playing Abraham Lincoln.
Question 9 of 30
Robin Williams has played these two presidents on the big screen.
Teddy Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower
Williams was T.R. in the three "Night at the Museum" movies and Eisenhower in 2013's "The Butler."
James Garfield and Herbert Hoover
Bill Clinton and Lyndon B. Johnson
Question 10 of 30
The titular president of this movie is not a character in the film.
"JFK" is about the aftermath of the assassination, so JFK doesn't appear in the film.
Question 11 of 30
Henry Fonda starred in two presidential movies in 1964. In "Fail Safe" he plays the president. What's his role in "The Best Man"?
an assassin
the president's speechwriter
a presidential candidate
Fonda plays presidential hopeful William Russell in "The Best Man."
Question 12 of 30
Fonda also portrayed this real-life president in 1939.
Abraham Lincoln
Fonda played Abe in "Young Mr. Lincoln."
James Monroe
William Henry Harrison
Question 13 of 30
President Jack Stanton in "Primary Colors" is based on this real-life president.
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
Stanton is a very thinly disguised Bill Clinton.
George W. Bush
Question 14 of 30
Who plays Jack Stanton in "Primary Colors"?
John Travolta
Travolta put on his best Arkansas accent for the 1996 film.
Bill Pullman
Bill Paxton
Question 15 of 30
This president has been portrayed by only one actor, in two films 15 years apart.
Benjamin Harrison
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter has somehow missed big-screen treatment. An actor named Ed Beheler played him in 1978's "Sextette" and also in "Hot Shots! Part Deux" (1993).
James Buchanan
Question 16 of 30
Which president did Charlton Heston play twice?
James Polk
Andrew Jackson
Heston portrayed Andrew Jackson in 1953's "The President's Lady" and again in 1958's "Buccaneer."
Ulysses S. Grant
Question 17 of 30
Anthony Hopkins played Nixon in 1995. What other real-life president has he portrayed?
John Quincy Adams
Hopkins was John Quincy Adams in "Amistad."
George Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Question 18 of 30
There were two Abraham Lincoln movies in 2012. "Lincoln" racked up Oscar nominations, and the other depicted our 16th president as a …
mad scientist
vampire hunter
"Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" stars Benjamin Walker.
Question 19 of 30
Kevin Kline played fictional president "Dave" in 1993. Which real president did he portray in 1999's "Wild Wild West"?
Ulysses S. Grant
Kline had two roles in the 1999 Will Smith vehicle: protagonist Artemus Gordon and Ulysses S. Grant.
Bill Clinton
Rutherford B. Hayes
Question 20 of 30
Presidential movie "Thirteen Days" (2000) is about what real-life event?
Pearl Harbor
the Cuban missile crisis
"Thirteen Days" follows JFK and his cabinet as they deal with the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.
Lincoln's assassination
Question 21 of 30
In "The Contender" (2000), who plays the potential first female president?
Meryl Streep
Sigourney Weaver
Joan Allen
Joan Allen plays Laine Hanson, a senator who is tapped for vice president.
Question 22 of 30
Name the enemy/disaster in the presidential movie: "2012"
a supertornado
a deep freeze
Earth's core melts
It's possible that a supertornado and a deep freeze could've happened in "2012," but the precipitating event is the melting of Earth's core.
Question 23 of 30
Who plays the president in "2012"?
Martin Sheen
Michael Douglas
Danny Glover
Danny Glover is President Thomas Wilson, who's desperately trying to hold it all together.
Question 24 of 30
Name the enemy/disaster in the presidential movie: "Deep Impact"
a comet
A massive comet is hurtling toward Earth in 1998's "Deep Impact."
Question 25 of 30
Who plays the president in "Deep Impact"?
Harrison Ford
Morgan Freeman
Morgan Freeman's President Beck must declare martial law in the face of the impending comet.
Jack Nicholson
Question 26 of 30
Name the enemy/disaster in the presidential movie: "Independence Day"
Evil aliens arrive in a gigantic mothership in "Independence Day."
Question 27 of 30
Who plays the president in "Independence Day"?
Bill Paxton
Bill Pullman
Bill Pullman saves the day as President Thomas Whitmore.
Bill Murray
Question 28 of 30
Who plays the president in 2016's "Independence Day: Resurgence"?
Sela Ward
Sela Ward is Elizabeth Lanford, the first female president.
Rita Wilson
Helen Hunt
Question 29 of 30
Name the enemy/disaster in the presidential movie: "Air Force One"
Russian terrorists
The nuke-wielding Russians are determined to start a war, but President James Marshall is determined to stop them.
Islamic terrorists
Chinese terrorists
Question 30 of 30
Who plays the president in "Air Force One"?
Tommy Lee Jones
Harrison Ford
Ford's President Marshall actually engages in hand-to-hand combat with the bad guys.
Gary Oldman


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Learning series offers
two gardening classes
The Lee County Master Gardener Learning Series continues with two classes, "Gardening 101" on March 12 at 6 p.m. and "Totally Tomatoes: America's Favorite Vegetable" on March 26 at 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.
"Gardening 101" is for the beginner gardener who needs to know the basics of planting a garden. If you've never gardened before and don't have any idea how to begin, this class is for you. The presenter will be Sandy Witt.
"Totally Tomatoes" will show you ins and outs of tomatoes and how to grow them from start to finish. The presenter will be Lonnie Neaves.
Both classes are free and will be held at the Lee County Extension Office on Cliff Gookin Boulevard. Call (662) 841-9000 to sign-up.
On the shelf: Guide
covers seed basics
"Starting Seeds" is a basic guide to growing plants from seed, whether they're started indoors or out.
The book takes readers through the whole process of seed starting – deciding what to grow, determining when to start the seeds, sowing them, caring for seedlings and, in the case of seeds started indoors, transplanting them to the garden.
Author Barbara Ellis includes lists of easy seeds to start with as well as information and helpful pointers to boost the chances of success.
"Starting Seeds" is published by Storey Publishing and sells for $8.95 in paperback.
3M spackling product
doubles as a primer
3M Patch Plus Primer eliminates the need to prime spackled areas before painting.
The spackling paste contains tiny particles that create a primer-like film on the surface, unlike other spackling products that can cause a change in paint sheen. The product dries fast and won't shrink or crack, but it's as strong as heavyweight spackling, the company says.
It comes in a square package that accommodates a 3-inch-wide putty knife.
3M Patch Plus Primer has a suggested retail price of $5.99 and is available at home improvement centers and paint and hardware stores.


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Disease occurrence: May through November
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Stocks climb after drop in jobless claims
Stocks are higher in early trading as more data suggest the economy is starting to stabilize.
The Labor Department has reported Thursday that initial claims fell last week by 14,000 to 631,000. Economists predicted an increase.
Continuing jobless claims have jumped to a new record, and the government reported a slightly larger-than-expected drop in personal spending and incomes.
The readings are bolstering investors' growing belief that the U.S. economy is stabilizing. Stocks jumped 2 percent Wednesday after the Federal Reserve said the contraction appears to be slowing.
The Dow Jones industrial average is up 60 at 8,245. The Standard & Poor's 500 index is up 6 at 880, while the Nasdaq composite index is up 18 at 1,730.


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Meaning: a socially awkward person
For example:
- My son is upset because some kids at school called him a dork.
- You call my little brother a dork again and I'll beat the crap out of you! You got that?
Variety: This is typically used in American English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
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Movies That Inspired Travel in 2013
With award season here, we picked the year's most wanderlust-stirring movies. From The Secret Life of Walter Mitty to Before Midnight, these films moved us all over the world.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, IcelandBen Stiller directs this film adaption of the short story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and stars as the hapless dreamer Mitty, who finally takes an adventure outside of his wild imagination. And what an adventure it is -- from jumping out of a helicopter off the coast of Greenland to skateboarding down Iceland's Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Iceland is taking advantage of the film's inspiring scenes and is offering Walter Mitty Tours of film locations, skateboards not included. 960 1280
The Great Gatsby, Long Island, NYThis much-buzzed-about Baz Luhrmann film adaptation of literary classic The Great Gatsby spurred a huge interest this year in Long Island's Gold Coast, where Gatsby lived in his lavish West Egg mansion. Everyone went gaga for Gatsby this year, including New York's iconic Plaza Hotel, which invited guests to travel "ceaselessly back into the past" of the opulent Jazz era with their new Gatsby-inspired Fitzgerald Suite. 960 1280
Hunger Games: Catching Fire, HawaiiThe second installment in the Hunger Games trilogy, Hunger Games: Catching Fire , is doing just that in tourism. Fans are following Katniss' footsteps traveling to filming locations on Oahu's North Shore in Hawaii. The dense jungles and natural beaches there were the backdrop for 75th Hunger Games battle-to-the-death. And Kawela Bay, minutes from Turtle Bay resort (where cast stayed during filming), served as the saltwater lake Quell arena in the film. 960 1280
Big Sur, Big SurBased on a Jack Kerouac novel, Sundance film Big Sur portrays the rugged and evocative beauty of California's Central Coast. You can't watch the film and not imagine hopping in your car to take a road trip down winding Pacific coast highways, complete with the sun on your face and the wind whipping through your hair. Donning a pair of Beat-inspired dark shades wouldn't hurt, either. 960 1280
Gravity, Space TravelAfter watching Sandra Bullock adrift in space in Gravity, the idea of space travel becomes even more intriguing. Luckily, for those that have the budget, Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic is set to make its inaugural flight to space in 2014. For a mere $250,000, you can finally realize your dream of being an astronaut and travel to the final frontier. 960 1280
Lee Daniels' The Butler, Washington, DCLee Daniels' The Butler depicts the Civil Rights movement from a unique perspective – the White House butler. The man who inspired the film, Eugene Allen, worked in the White House for more than 30 years. Take a detour off the Mall, and celebrate more African American history on a tour of the U Street neighborhood, DC's cultural center for the African American community from the Civil Rights movement to today. 960 1280
Inside Llewyn Davis, NYCFilm and music lovers can't get enough of Inside Llewyn Davis, the Coen Brothers film that follows the 1960s folk scene in New York's Greenwich Village. Take the "Greenwich Village Rock Tour" to walk the streets and visit the bars that your favorite musicians, like Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix, once did. Warning: desire to break out in song likely. 960 1280
Before Midnight, GreeceGreece isn't a hard sell when it comes to travel. We are reminded of why this Mediterranean paradise is such a hot spot in Before Midnight, the "threequel" to Before Sunrise and Before Sunset. The filming location of Messenia in the southwest Peloponnese Peninsula has been off the radar for tourists. Until this film came out, of course. Sorry, Santorini and Mykonos, we have fallen in love again. 960 1280
Adore, AustraliaAdore, an Australian film about 2 old friends falling in love with each other's son is a provocative tale. And the beaches where it was filmed are just as shocking … in how stunningly beautiful they are. Seal Rocks in New South Wales was the setting for the small town coastal paradise where the son swapping takes place, but the film had us lusting after any beach Down Under. 960 1280
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, South AfricaThe passing of Nelson Mandela and the release of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, a biopic about Mandela's struggle to free South Africa, brings even more interest to the places that played an important role in his life. Just off Cape Town, Robben Island, the prison where Mandela was incarnated for almost 2 decades, offers tours to "honor a legacy of forgiveness." Visiting the tiny cell where the civil rights leader spent so much of his life is sure to be both a powerful and unforgettable experience. 960 1280
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected JourneyThis latest installment of filmmaker Peter Jackson's epic fantasy created a huge surge of tourism in New Zealand, where about 150 locations were used for Lord of the Rings' scenes. The mecca of all Hobbit tourism is Hobbiton, private-farmland-turned-movie-set. You can tour the 44 hobbit holes set in the picturesque rolling hills of Matamata's countryside to see how the furry-footed creatures live. 960 1280
Anna KareninaWhile this film version shows very little of Russia or its famous landmarks (much of the action takes place on a theatre stage), it still inspires opulent travel of the old world sort. The scenes of Anna Karenina traveling in a lavish train car through the snow-covered open landscapes of Russia leave us dreaming of a similar trip: a luxury train ride on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, touring historic St. Petersburg and dynamic Moscow. 960 1280
Life of PiPraised as the next Avatar due its stunning cinematography and special effects, this film adaptation of Yann Martel's fantasy-adventure novel has sparked renewed interest in Taiwan. With mesmerizing scenes filmed at Kenting White Banyan Garden, Kenting National Park and Taipei Zoo, Taiwan is likely to be on many lists for top destinations in 2013. 960 1280
Jiro Dreams of SushiEver booked a trip just for a meal? You might after seeing this film. This documentary follows Jiro Ono, an 85-year-old sushi master, considered to be the world's best sushi chef. But good luck trying to get a reservation at his restaurant, Sukiyabashi Jiro, in Tokyo; reservations must be made at least a month in advance and meals start at $300 a person. 960 1280
Hunger GamesSuper fans are insatiable when it comes to experiencing anything to do with Suzanne Collins' novel about 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen, even flocking to the backwoods of North Carolina to see the film locations. Hunger Games Fans Tours is even offering immersive adventure weekend trips where participants learn basic survival skills like archery, shelter-building and special-effects camouflage. 960 1280
On the RoadWe'd be remiss if we didn't include this long-awaited film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel, which inspired a generation to get "on the road to nowhere." Retrace Jack Kerouac's steps, visiting Beat landmarks across America, from New York's West Village to San Francisco's Jack Kerouac Alley. Keep the spontaneity theme going -- but skip the hitchhiking. 960 1280
SkyfallWe've been envious of James Bond's spy life ever since his exotic travels to Thailand in The Man with the Golden Gun and Sardinia in The Spy Who Loved Me. The 23rd Bond flick, Skyfall, is no less wanderlust-stirring, with dangerously alluring scenes shot in London, Scotland and Shanghai. 960 1280
LincolnHistory buffs and the Academy Awards alike can't get enough of this film about our 16th president. Capturing the renewed interest in Lincoln destinations, tours are popping up this year in key cities such as Washington, DC, and Richmond, VA, retracing Lincoln's steps and revealing history-rich locations. 960 1280
Salmon Fishing in the YemenSalmon fishing in Yemen? Not so fast, warns Yemen's tourism board after it saw a surge of interest in the activity following the release of this British romantic dramedy. While it's not exactly advisable for the average tourist to visit this Middle East country in the midst of recent civil unrest, if salmon fishing is what you're after, try the much safer Seattle or Alaska. 960 1280
To Rome With LoveIn recent years, Woody Allen's films have inspired some serious wanderlust. In 2012 Allen followed up Vicky Cristina Barcelona and Midnight in Paris with his latest tale of love abroad, To Rome With Love. The film showcases several stories of seduction in one of the most irresistible cities in the world -- Roma! 960 1280
The Best Exotic Marigold HotelA group of British seniors check in to the newly restored Marigold Hotel in Jaipur, India, with visions of an exotic retirement, but arrive only to find the hotel on its heels. Proving that travel adventures aren't only for the young, this film shows India's dynamic and transformative appeal for all. Judi Dench's character echoes this sentiment: "India hits you like a wave. If you resist, you will be knocked down. But if you dive into it, you will be alright." 960 1280
Twilight: Breaking Dawn IICinematic merits aside, Twilight left us smitten -- and not with hunky werewolves or bloodsucking vampires but with its stunning filming locations in what is the last installment of Stephenie Meyer's popular vampire saga. From the unspoiled La Push Beach, WA, to Alaska's rugged Denali National Park, you don't have to be a Twihard to feel the pull of these natural wonders. 960 1280
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Middle-earth MeccaA 2-hour drive from Auckland will lead you to the famous rolling hills of Matamata's countryside. Here you'll find Hobbiton, the mecca of all Hobbit tourism. Fans can visit Hobbiton Movie Set Tours, where a Middle-earth expert will guide you through the famous Lord of the Rings trilogy film set. 960 1280
The Middle of Middle-earthA giant sculpture of Gollum, created by local special-effects studio WETA, welcomes the throngs of Hobbit fans at the Wellington Airport in New Zealand. The airport terminal has also been renamed, greeting arrivals with a sign saying, "The Middle of Middle-earth." The whole airport is dedicated to Hobbit-fever -- even luggage is collected from "Baggins Services." 960 1280
Tongariro ParkTongariro National Park was selected by filmmaker Peter Jackson to stand in as J.R.R Tolkien's ominous Mordor. This 300-square-mile park on New Zealand's North Island is full of natural wonders, including active volcanoes and emerald lakes. The park's popular Alpine Crossing was ranked one of the world's top 10 day hikes by National Geographic. 960 1280
Weta CaveVisit the Weta Cave Museum in Wellington to see J.R.R. Tolkien's universe come to life. Hobbit fans can meet some of the characters from The Lord of the Rings trilogy, learn about the movie's special effects and get a sneak peek at behind-the-scenes videos. This Middle-earth mecca is open 7 days a week, with free admission. 960 1280
Mt. Aspiring National ParkMount Aspiring National Park, located in the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island, was a location for the fortress Isengard in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The park is a popular sport for tramping (the New Zealand term for hiking and trekking). 960 1280
Hobbit HoleVisit the Hobbiton Movie Set Tours to see where the furry-footed creatures live. There are 44 Hobbit holes on the site, which were recreated in 2011 for more Hobbit filming. The tiny Hobbit holes were remade with permanent materials, so the set can continue on as a permanent tourism attraction. 960 1280
Westland Tai Poutini National ParkWestland Tai Poutini National Park, located on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island, appears in the trilogy's third and final installment, The Return of the King. The 290,000-acre park showcases a stunningly diverse landscape of glaciers, snow-capped mountains, forests and beaches. 960 1280
Lord of the Rings Horse TreksGlenorchy on New Zealand's South Island is an area known for its horse riding and spectacular scenery. Trek on horseback 10 miles north of Glenorchy to an area known as Paradise. This rural treasure was the filming location for scenes in The Lords of The Ringstrilogy. 960 1280
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OracabessaSean Connery was the first actor cast as James Bond, aka Secret Agent 007. Dr. No, the first Bond film to draw fans to movie theaters (in 1962), was filmed in London and Kingston, Jamaica. Most of the filming was completed here in Oracabessa (pictured), a small town in Jamaica. 960 1280
Hotel Estoril PalacioBefore the opening credits rolled in the 1969 Bond movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service, the Palacio Estoril was where the luxurious hotel scenes were filmed. The historic hotel was the second home of the Spanish, French, Bulgarian and Romanian royal families, and it still remains a favorite with their descendants. This was actor George Lazenby's first and only time cast in the role of Agent 007. 960 1280
Ko Tapu IsletVisit Francisco Scaramanga's hideout on Ko Khao Phing Kan in the Phuket's Phang Nga Province. After the 1974 release of The Man with the Golden Gun, locals and travel guidebooks began to refer to the nearby Ko Tapu islet as James Bond Island. Just beware of Scaramanga's solar ray secret weapon. 960 1280
Monastery of the Holy TrinityThe Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Meteora -- above Kalambaka, Greece -- served as a location shoot in the 1981 Bond flick For Your Eyes Only. A Greek bishop was paid to allow filming in the monasteries. Rumor has it that actor Roger Moore had a great fear of heights, and to do the climbing, he resorted to moderate drinking to calm his nerves. We're just wondering if it was shaken, not stirred. 960 1280
Rock of GibraltarActor Timothy Dalton's first movie as 007 was The Living Daylights in 1987. In the opening scenes before the credits, 007's car flies off a cliff on the Rock of Gibraltar. In true Bond fashion, he's prepared with a parachute and he manages to land safely in a boat full of beautiful women below. 960 1280
Key West, FloridaIn Licence to Kill (1989), the British secret agent travels to Key West, FL, to see his best friend, Felix Lieter, get married. A happy occasion turns ugly when drug lord Franz Sanchez orders his henchmen to kill the newlyweds. Soon after, M meets Bond at the Hemingway House to send him to Istanbul for his next assignment. 960 1280
Lake Como, ItalyIn 2006, actor Daniel Craig became the new Bond in Casino Royale. Director Martin Campbell and the production crew traveled to Prague, the Bahamas, Uganda and Italy to shoot scenes for the movie. Near the end of the movie, the secret agent wakes up in a hospital in Lake Como, Italy (pictured), after he was tortured by terrorist financier Le Chiffre. 960 1280
Blenheim PalaceIn Spectre (2015), Blenheim Palace becomes the backdrop for the beginning of a car chase and the site where the mysterious Spectre meeting takes place. Although the scene is based in Rome, fans will find it hard to find there because the palace is really located in Woodstock, England. 960 1280
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The graduating classes of '67, '68, '69, '70 and '71 will meet Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. in the Emery High School Lunchroom. Those attending are asked to bring a treat to share or a small fee. Come early and enjoy the Emery County Fair Parade and other activities at the Fair Grounds. Help spread the word. Questions, call Jay Frandsen at 381-2794.
On June 18, at Huntington Reservoir on the Energy Loop in Huntington Canyon, beginning at 8:30 p.m., Don Burge will speak about the stars. Bring binoculars or telescope, a chair and a jacket. This event is sponsored by the Castle Country Travel Region and it is free. Watch for signs at the top of the canyon.
Free child safety and drowning education will be held at Huntington State Park from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on June 19. This is sponsored by Carbon/Emery Safe Kids and Utah State Parks and Recreation. There will be a drawing for two personal floatation devices.
This years Emery County Fair will include many fun demonstrations. A schedule will be posted on the outside of the fair building as well as at each demonstration area with the topic and time. Some of the fun things that will be a part of this events are: scrapbooking classes all day; classes in family history; the internet and genealogy; cooking classes, a quilt block demonstration; fly-tying; sculpture; watercolors; digital camera operation; and pottery. These and many more will be demonstrated during the four day fair. If you have any suggestions of things you would like to see or would like to see demonstrated, call Bernice at 653-2212.
Orangeville City Day will be held June 19. Festivities will begin with breakfast in the park at 7 p.m., and continue all day with a parade at 10 a.m., games, musical entertainment, famous Humphrey brothers lamb fry, raffle and fireworks.
On June 19, Whose Yo Daddy racing will begin at 10 a.m. in honor of Father's Day. Pee wee races also.
DROPS will be held June 22 at the Fairgrounds, 500 East 100 South, Castle Dale. Sign up begins at noon. We are not responsible for late truck deliveries nor the quality/quantity of food offered.
A fund raiser is being held for Cemetery Memorial Plaques for each of the cemeteries. Donations can be sent to PO Box 126, Cleveland, Utah 84518.
Everyone is welcome to attend Emery County Historical Society's June meeting, which will be a spaghetti dinner fund raiser on June 24 at 6 p.m. at the Castle Dale park pavilion. Cost will be affordable. Donations of more will be accepted. Funds will help planned projects proceed. Society members, please bring a dessert to share. Call Bert Oman, Mervin Miles or Kathleen Rowley. There will be a guest speaker, musical group and a recognition and presentation to Eva Conover, Ferron resident and author, who was the first president of the original Castle Valley Historical Society.
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Young Hall houses the Psychology and Anthropology departments. 198 Young is the lecture hall. The building is east of the MU and south of the Death Star.
Young Hall is divided into northern and southern wings. The northern wing is inhabited by psychologists and the southern wing is mixed. The psychologists have staked out the first floor of the south wing and the anthropologists have been squished into the second and third floor. The dark, foreboding basement is occupied by grad students. Some think that trolls live in the basement, but it's not true—even trolls are afraid of the basement in Young Hall.
The psych department conducts research through a program called Experimetrix. These experiments are in the north wing. Often times, the experimentees can't find their rooms and get lost on the 2nd floor of the south wing. When this happens, the behavioral ecologists get out their stop watches and test theorems from foraging theory. Invariably, we take pity on them and point them to the north wing.
There are also some people locked up in rooms in the corridor connecting the north and south wings. However, nobody knows who they are or what they do. They are rarely seen and never complain when the lights go out. Sometimes we leave snacks outside their doors to tempt them out. It doesn't work. But the snacks are always gone in the morning...
In between the north and south wings is the courtyard. Here people often practice different artforms like juggling or martial arts or fencing; pretty fun to watch.
The basement of the north wing was used in the early stages of The Manhattan Project to figure out ways to process Uranium before the project moved to Oak Ridge, TN. The Basement still has slightly higher than normal radiation readings, but not enough to do any harm. Young Hall was originally called the Chemistry Building, and was constructed in 1941.
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2011-01-30 11:44:25 Has anyone else heard of Young Hall being haunted? Once in the early morning I was waiting for a T.A. to come to her office in the basement, and I bent down to pick up something I dropped. I noticed that someone was standing directly behind me, and, thinking that it was my T.A., I immediately straightened-up and turned around—no one was there. —ArianeMetz
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Sometimes, NHL teams lose games that they really should have won. Tim Thomas and Henrik Lundqvist gave the Leafs tastes of that futile exercise earlier this season. And sometimes, like last night in Toronto, NHL teams win games that they had no business winning. As they went wheels-up toward Philadelphia last night, the Leafs knew that was the case with their game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Leafs were outshot. They were outplayed. They were outskated. But they weren't outscored. And that's all that matters as their "Improbable Run to the Playoffs 2011" continues. All they did was git 'er done.
The Leafs were saved by several factors on Wednesday, not the least of which was James Reimer. That's right, James Reimer. Oh, he didn't have a game for the ages. We all know that. And the two goals he surrendered - one through his right armpit, the other five-hole - were both on shots that, maybe, he should have stopped. But here's why Reimer was key.
Once the Penguins took their 2-1 lead, twenty-six minutes into the game, Reimer shut the door. He allowed the Leafs to stay close for the next twenty minutes. That was huge. Reimer stopped every puck he saw during that period. Imagine, for a moment, if he'd surrendered another goal or two. There's no way the Leafs were going to come back from that deficit. Reimer was the key as he kept it close. Just git 'er done, right James?
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Over the next 72 hours, the Leafs play each of last season's Stanley Cup Finalists. Toronto is one of a handful of NHL teams that face this Philadelphia-Chicago back-to-back nightmare this season. And, of course, that nightmare is now more like a horror film because of the way Jonathan Toews has his Hawks playing lately.
Phil Kessel now has eight goals in eight games. His resurgence has essentially coincided with Joffrey Lupul's arrival. Whatever works, right Mr. Burke? James Reimer will start at Wells Fargo Center tonight for Toronto. And, as the Leafs continue to confound the "experts," Reimer will have to turn in another game-winning performance. Either by stopping everything he sees, or by simply keeping the Leafs in the game until Phil Kessel can git 'er done.
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(October 18) Today we're celebrating . . . World Menopause Day
World Menopause Day
Join in the international call to make menopausal health a principal research issue. In addition to the unpleasant side effects often associated with menopause, this life-changing event also triggers the onset of higher rates of osteoporosis, heart disease, colon cancer and other diseases.