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All of your tubes are belonging to US now.
Somebody set up us the script bomb
Don't you mean...
"Somebody script up us the bomb"
Really? They're really only removing some of them? When they can just do a simple delete query and wipe everythin with a properly escaped script tag at the top of the comment? Wow. Just wow.
The solution to this is for users to be asked if they want to participate in commented sections when signing up. Not just at youtube, but everywhere. And probably not just comments, but any user input area.
Really? They're really only removing some of them? When they can just do a simple delete query and wipe everythin with a properly escaped script tag at the top of the comment? Wow. Just wow.
Shhh.... one word... overtime pay.
YouTube has currently
This is the greatest possible improvement to YouTube short of removing the comments section entirely.
I went to youtube, but all I saw was crap material. Someone had injected a bunch of crap!
The evolution of this bug exploit was quite interesting to follow up close.
At first it simply prevented any further comments to be posted.
Then text was added.
Then the text was scrolling.
Suddenly, the entire page was blacked out except for the added text.
And that's when the more technical minded people realized much much more was possible.
Bam! Popups!
Infinite popups that lead to browser crashes!
Page redirects to shock sites!
The most sophisticated version I saw actually replaced the Youtube video in-place with the 1man1jar video..
And when the exploit was blocked in the comments, it had a small resurgence as video reply title, before being smacked down once more.
Hmm, I remember that, I remember embedded Freshmeat as an embedded iframe thing into a Slashdot post at the time...
I don't think I could do that off the top of my head anymore. But my cooking skills have improved!
I'm really surprised it used for trolling rather than making money. That seems like a phishers wet dream.
Trolling is just a distraction from the real meat.
I saw someone on
Youtube is on Noscript's whitelist by default.
They actually got it fixed a bit after I submitted this story. A shame, lemonparty was a big step up from the usual level of discussion on YouTube videos. More seriously, I'm interested in finding out exactly what happened here. Hopefully Google will post some sort of explanation. YouTube is a massive site and it's somewhat bizarre seeing them make the sort of mistake you'd expect from something put together by a drooling moron with nothing but a "How to learn PHP in 24 hours!" book.
a "How to learn PHP in 24 hours!" book
Does that mean:
1. It teaches you, over the course of an unspecified period of time, how to learn PHP in 24 hours?
2. It teaches you, over the course of 24 hours, how to learn PHP? or
3. After 24 hours have elapsed, it teaches you how to learn PHP?
Note that it doesn't actually teach you PHP. It just teaches you how to learn it.
Actually, it teaches you PHP if you're on the cast of '24 hours'
No, it tells you how you learn the lesser-known language named "PHP in 24 hours" which differs from normal PHP in that the scripts always take 24 hours to run.
No, it tells you how you learn the lesser-known language named "PHP in 24 hours" which differs from normal PHP in that the scripts always take 24 hours to run.
An optimized version, then?
I can't wait 24 hours! Got to get 12 hour book...
It does no such thing, that book talks about a guy I know, who is about to learn PHP. The guy's name is How, yes all my friends are like that.
I've seen the book, option 3 is the correct answer.
It's 1,440 pages of "Wait one minute, then turn the page" which sadly forces one into an inescapable loop for 24 hours. After one has starved, missed sleep and soiled oneself through this excruciating 24 hour period the last page says only this:
Buy the book titled 'This book teaches you PHP'.
I was thoroughly disappointed.
I'm in Canada - we're on METRIC time, you insensitive clod! 100 seconds per minute, 100 minutes per hour, 10 hours per day!
How many Lojbanists does it take to change a broken light bulb?
Two: one to figure out what to change it into, and one to figure out what kind of bulb emits broken light.
If I had to guess, I think it's a variant of an attack [notmysock.org] I've seen before.
Ah the intricacies of the Firefox codebase.
Yes, this does seem like the kind of bug I'd expect halfway competent dev to take into consideration when building a site. A very simple fix is to translate all < and > characters to the & lt; and & gt; versions instead, AFAIK youtube doesn't even allow HTML in comments anyway...
Get the YouTube Comment Snob [mozilla.org] addon for Firefox.
YouTube Comment Snob filters out undesirable comments from YouTube comment threads. You can choose to have any of the following rules mark a comment for removal:
* More than # spelling mistakes: The number of mistakes is customizable, and the extension uses Firefox's built-in spell checker.
* All capital letters
* No capital letters
* Doesn't start with a capital letter
* Excessive punctuation (!!!! ????)
* Excessive capitalization
* Profanity
*Reads list of filtering options*
So does it just hide the whole comment section, or show it as being empty?
I haven't actually tried Comment Snob addon in some time and it seems that it hasn't been updated to work with the latest changes on YouTube. Maybe someone with a little free time has the passion to fix it.
I'm the author, and I uploaded a new version that works with the latest YouTube design a few days ago. It's just pending approval by Mozilla.
You mean, people actually read Youtube comments enough to warrant this addon?
at least most of the youtube comments are most likely made after the video has been viewed. they sorta have a leg up on slashdot there.
ps: no i didn't read the article
Wow. You'd think somebody would've figured out something like this a long time ago.
But since merely gazing at youTube comments lowers your IQ by at least 20 points, I'm actually amazed someone found it. Must have used some of kind of proxy who looked at it, got dumber for it, but managed to pass along the code to someone who could look at it without being exposed to the dumb.
A lot of the comments are just troll BS. Most people log on for videos not to read the ramblings of basement dwelling trolls. I try to ignore them but they can be really obnoxious. I don't post on Youtube but I have had things pirated and posted just so they could make obnoxious comments. The work posted was just previs stuff that was just done for editing slugs but it was presented as finished work. It caused some trouble with a client so I got a lot more careful about letting development work out there. I
A lot of the comments are just troll BS.
Yes, but I blame the comment system for that. A comment system that doesn't allow links, doesn't allow more then a handful of characters, is a complete usability nightmare when you want to browse more then the last ten comments, doesn't allow search and doesn't support threads or replies properly is just useless when you actually want to write something insightful. A comment system should encourage informative posts, not make them impossible like the Youtube system does.
The latest changes that the highest rated comments and comments from the video upload appear on top have helped a bit to cleanup the mess, but its still far away from being a comment system where people actually can have a meaningful discussion.
On top of that they need to implement some sort of penalty system for people who regularly post things that are downvoted. If out of 10 posts, the amount of downvotes you've gotten is higher than 80% then implement a week long "cool-off" period in which it resets to 0
Yes, if only they had a more sophisticated comment system, then the level of discourse would be closer to that of Slashdot or
I wonder how many times this vulnerability was used to deliver malware.
I find it interesting pondering the how and why these things fail-- the insight into how the code must have been put together to fail on a particular input.
My initial guess for this one would be that they escape html and scripts separately-- scripts do not need greater than, less than, and ampersand escaped-- and that detecting the keyword 'script' switched modes from html to script. The fact that the first script tag is properly html-escaped suggests that while it was properly detected, the code to switch between html and script modes did not take this detection into account and switched anyway. I'm going to further guess that this do to some support code meant for the programmers' side inadvertently managed to cross over into user land.
My two cents.
--Dave Romig, Jr.
Why would they have a distinction between a HTML and a script mode on comments? Is there any reason you'd ever want a comment to contain a script?
Nice, long and contrived explanation.
Much more likely they forgot to set the correct parameter to have ALL the occurrence replaced instead of the left-most longest occurrence.
(for example, they forgot to put a "g" after the RegExp)
If they didn't redirect ALL videos to a Rick Astley video, they have missed the opportunity of a lifetime.
I wanted to watch a Rick Astley video, but it redirected me to another Rick Astley video.
Comments turned off by default? Great! Any chance they can make that permanent?
The comments never bothered me. I simply don't read them.
Any chance they can make that permanent?
Use Addblock Plus and add the following element hiding rules:
Use Addblock Plus
I was not aware there was a version of Adblock Plus for those of us with A.D.D. [wikipedia.org]!
Spaghetti cat!
Since this was turned in to a massive, YouTube-wide trolling effort, it's being fixed nearly immediately. What if 4chan hadn't gotten a hold of it though? What if some scammers/spammers did? And used it for weeks? It would have been more subtle, and with YouTube's traffic, it could have been massively successful. Who knows what effect that could have had if this wasn't caught quickly. Did 4chan just do a good thing?
"What if 4chan hadn't gotten a hold of it though? What if some scammers/spammers did?"
What tells you they didn't?
You assume, of course, that this bug is recent, 4chan was the first to discover it, and that there hasn't been any subtile, massively successful abuse for weeks.
How much of this kind of problem is caused by the standard behavior of browsers to make a 'best guess' at interpreting 'bad' HTML, since the parsing rules are very lax compared to XML?
Should unmatched tags cause the browser to stop and say 'Parsing Error, Invalid HTML'? (or whatever user-friendly message the browser author writes)
'cause I could totally imagine someone, somewhere writing a browser that sees '<'s and auto-re-encodes them, then does it's tag parsing.
Back around 1998 I worked for a compan
The first bug I found was that a new user could insert script tags in their username (any field, really), my employers response was "Why would anyone want to hack a website?"... I wouldn't drop the issue, so they dropped me.
Did you then DROP their tables?
Get inspired from places with mature attitudes on drug abuse; those with safe injecting sites.
Youtube feels like a drug to me at times...I'd elaborate on this viewpoint but a vid of a cat and a dog chasing their own tails at the same time interests me more.
It's only bad design / coding / development - who cares! It happens all the time and will happen as long as the subpar designs / development / coding is allowed. Mostly I would blame the design of these systems - it's very difficult to (safely) implement anything which is already broken, as most of the systems today! Or - if you don't agree, list the systems that haven't been broken one time or other? Or - which will not be broken in future?
Seriously - after fighting long enough years for safe and secure de
What I learned from this story:
That goatse.cx is very old news and that there are whole new horrors I never even heard of.
Someone must be looking out for me.
You know you are living a blessed life when you got no idea what 1man1jar or lemon party is. Reminds me of being a little kid and having no idea what the adults were talking about. Only this time I know the value of ignorance.
Let me see. 1 man 1 jar, must be about a man collecting pennies to buy a gift for his mother.
Lemon party? Sweet lemonade for a hot summer day? Sounds fun.
2girls1cup? Two girls riding the magic cup at disney?
Please, don't correct me. Ignorance is bliss.
"We don't care. We don't have to. We're the Phone Company."


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Shrimp Patty Sandwiches Recipe
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- 4 eggs
- 4 cans (6 ounces each) shrimp, rinsed and drained or 2 cups medium cooked shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/2 pound haddock, cooked and flaked
- 1 cup plus 3 tablespoons pancake mix
- 2 tablespoons cornmeal
- 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon celery salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- 3 to 4 tablespoons canola oil
- 8 hamburger buns
- Lettuce leaves, tomato slices and onion slices, optional
- In a large bowl, beat the eggs. Add the shrimp, haddock, pancake mix, cornmeal, parsley, celery salt, mustard and paprika; mix well. Shape into eight patties. Coat with bread crumbs.
- In a large skillet, cook patties in oil over medium-high heat for 2 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Serve on buns with lettuce, tomato and onion if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
Reviews forShrimp Patty Sandwiches
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"This recipe was tasty to eat, but I didn't like that I had to "fix" it to get it to turn out right. I used Krusteaz just add water pancake mix and after I had the patty ingredients all mixed together it looked like, well, pancake batter that had seafood in it. It was impossible to get that runny stuff to hold together in a patty form like you see in the picture, so I added just enough mix to hold it together (an extra 1/2 cup, maybe more)with my hands that had been wetted with cold water to prevent it from sticking. Once I could get patty shapes out of it, they tasted great but they may have been more like the patties the recipe creator was trying to avoid. They cooked up fast in the skillet and my family loved them, though. My kid called it a "crabby patty" because we used imitation crab for the haddock."
"My family realy liked this recipe. I have tried other shrimp patties and thought this was the best. The pancake mix gives it that extra boost of flavor it needs. Thankyou for sharing. This will be going in to my recipe box."

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heres something that could be for christmas in item mall- Santa's Story Book. it would look like a book in the little blue box in ur consume.
Santa's Story Book.
55% chance of the following-
Rudolphs Story- open and it gives u a rudolph set
Santa's Story- open and it gives u a regular santa set
elves story- open and it gives u an elf set
30% chance of the following-
Fireplace- open and it gives you 50 red jellybeans, and 5 of each item mall buff!
Decorations box- gives you 10 christmas firecrackers, and 20 christmas trees.
10% chance of the following-
Snowmobile box- gives you one snowmobile set.
3% chance of the following-
Santa look set. (the one that calanor wears)
2% chance of the following-
Warpportal Christmas t-shirt
what are your opinions on this box that i thought up?
Santa's Story book!
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Posted 04 December 2010 - 02:51 PM
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Posted 06 December 2010 - 03:31 AM
Will absolutely not come xD
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Posted 06 December 2010 - 03:57 AM
gravity will surely be too lazy to make some easy boxes and stuff like this Xd
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Posted 06 December 2010 - 04:03 AM
No seriously this won't come. The box would have to be superexpensive.
gravity will surely be too lazy to make some easy boxes and stuff like this Xd
- Santa suit is obtainable when purchasing an Ultimate Game Card for 10 USD (1100 Item Mall Points)
- WarpPortal T-shirt is obtainable for 2500 Item Mall Points.
- 5 of each Item Mall buffs I think you have to correct that. If taken literally like you said it, it would be worth 10.000 Points.
(Or I got it wrong and you mean those capsules. Then it would still be above 1000 points)
Edited by gEddeh, 06 December 2010 - 04:04 AM.
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Too many chances for the costumes, but I like it :>
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In order to understand the heavy criticism and controversy that Telebid caused in its home country it is necessary to understand the basic concept of the whole thing, i.e. how Telebid works. I'll do my best to explain.
Telebid sells brand new stuff through a unique bidding system. Those can be products such as ipods, LCD-TVs or even cars. Every product starts at a ridiculously low price to attract the maximum number of potential buyers. Everybody who is interested in buying can express their interest by placing a bid. As soon a bid has been placed a countdown for that specific product is set in motion. It counts down a specific amount of time, e.g. 15 seconds. Should this countdown elapse with nobody else placing a bid, the last bidder gets to buy the product at the current price. The current price is determined by number of bids on that products, meaning it increases marginally with every bid that has been placed.
A ficticious example to illustrate the concept: A brand new car is offered by telebid at a starting price of 1 GBP. Approx. 500 visitors decide that they are interested in buying a car at that price. Visitor 1 places a bid – the price of the car goes up by 10 pence. The timer for this product starts counting down from 15 seconds. Within these 15 seconds visitor 2 decides that the car is still worth buying at 1,10 GBP and places a bid when the counter shows 5 seconds to go. Again the price goes up by 10p. The timer restarts its counting from 15 seconds. Now visitor 3 decides to place a bid… and so on.
So assuming each of those 500 people that initially saw the car popping up on the telebid website actually decide to place a bid the price would be at 61 GBP which would still be a pretty good bargain for a brand new car, wouldn't it?
What's in it for Telebid?
Reading telebid's aggressive advertising slogans you are lead to believe that you can save tons of money by obtaining products at 90% off the retail price. Indeed, browsing through some old telebid "auctions" gives the impression that telebid users buy products for quite a bit less than their worth. So how does Telebid finance the whole thing? After all there are not just bills to pay for the products telebid is selling. The whole thing needs to be highly profitable as well. Especially since Wellington Partners, the primary investor behind Telebid has pumped 3 million Euros into the startup.
To understand how telebid can afford to sell products below their retail price and still make huge profit will become clear when I tell you that visitors have to pay for each bid they place. 50p to be quite exact. So take the example from above with 500 people having bid on a brand new car. If you care to calculate Telebid will already have earned 250 GBP by the time the price of the car has reached 61 GBP. Now, considering how many hundreds of people visit the telebid page at any given moment, how likely do you think it might be that during the bidding of those 500 people (approx. 10 minutes) another 500 will have decided that 61 GBP is a pretty good bargain?
In the end the car might sell at a bargain price of 5,001 GBP but telebid will cash in the 5001 plus 25,000 GBP through bids.
What's in it for you?
Not much unless you enjoy a good thrill and are willing to pay accordingly. But then you might want to check the nearest casino in your neighbourhood. My bet is, you'll get more a hell of a time out of it there and even get away with loosing less of that precious cash than with telebid. No, seriously! Consider the odds. You COULD end up being the lucky one betting exactly within those 15 seconds when everybody else has lost interest. But then you COULD also win the lottery… Or you could end up as one of those 999 bidders that (together) paid 25,ooo pounds without getting anything out of it but a momentary thrill of dreaming about a bargain. Convinced? If not I am curious as to how many lost bids is it going to take to convince you. Go ahead and try it!
I am looking forward to reading your experiences in the comment section below!


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Hi folks- I recently purchased a 150mm Tanaka petty from Metal Master in Japan that came with a D-shaped ho wood handle/buffalo horn ferrule. I thought I'd give the handle a try, but I think D-handles are not for me (I'm a lefty, but it doesn't even feel right when I hold it in my right). Anybody got an octagonal handle they might like to trade? This one is 119mm long and tapered. I've put a couple of coats of mineral oil on it, but otherwise it is as new.
Here's a stock photo:
p.s. I think I actually LIKE ho wood, just not so much D-shaped-ness...


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Contining his remake of the Senate staff, Sen. Mike Haridopolos, the Senate's designated incoming president, has hired former Public Service Commission chairman Matt Carter to be staff director of the Senate Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities Committee and gave him double-duty as staff director of the Military Affairs and Domestic Security Committees.
Carter was not reappointed to a four-year term last fall, after Gov. Charlie Crist concluded that the agency had become too close to the utilities it regulated. Under Carter's term, the agency staff was found to have exchanged Blackberry text and PIN messages with utility lobbyists and Carter was forced to suspend his aide with pay. He replaces Diana Caldwellas staff director of the energy committee, whom Haridopolos let go last week. Haridopolos, along with his chief of staff Steve MacNamara, are shaking up the Senate in an effort to prevent staff from straying too far from his reservation. Another change: requiring Tom Yeatman, staff director of the Senate Community Affairs Committee to also assume the duties of staff Director of Environmental Preservation and Conservation.
Haridopolos has also hired David Bishop to be his communications director. Bishop formerly worked as a communications director for Lt. Gov Jeff Kottkamp and lobbied withTallahassee lobbyist Steve Uhlfelder.
Here's the text of Haridopolos' email to members:
From: HARIDOPOLOS.MIKE.S26
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 11:48
To: !ALL SENATORSCc: !ALL SENATE STAFF ONLY (no Members)
Subject: Update: More changes
Fellow Members, This email is to provide you
with this week's update regarding personnel changes I am making during
this transition period. Today I am announcing two new staff
appointments and a consolidation of two staff director positions.
These moves, coupled with the consolidation of the Chief of Staff
position and the General Counsel job I announced last week, will
result in savings of $395,676. First, I'm pleased to announce that
veteran communicator David Bishop will join my team in the Senate
President's office as both the Director of Communications and Director
of Information Technology. Many of you already know David. He brings
a wealth of experience to the job. David has served in similar
positions in the Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development,
Department of Community Affairs, Secretary of State and in the Senate
Majority Office under then-President Toni Jennings. He also has
extensive private sector experience having served as a media relations
director for Zurich Financial Service's North American operations.
Most recently he served as communications director for Lt. Governor
Jeff Kottkamp's campaign for Attorney General. In addition to his
communications duties, David will oversee the Senate's information
technology services. He has extensive knowledge of IT and
communicating through new media.
Second, I am pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Matthew Carter who will serve as both Staff Director
of Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities as well as the Staff
Director of Military Affairs and Domestic Security Committees. As
many of you know he has extensive experience in the military,
business, law and government. Matthew served in the Presidential
Honor Guard in Washington, D.C. and the First Armored Division in
Germany. After graduation from Florida State University with a
Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications, he was commissioned
as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve and later the
Florida National Guard. He served a tour of duty with the 124th
Infantry of the Florida National Guard in the Panama Canal Zone.
Matthew's prior state government management service has been in both
the executive and legislative branches of government. He served in
several agencies in the Executive Branch of Florida Government from
1992 to 2001. While at the Department of Insurance, he served as
Special Consultant for the Commissioner investigating church arsons in
the State of Florida. His other prior state government senior
management service was in the Legislative Branch 2001 to 2005. As
Senior Staff Director for the House Committee on Veterans & Military
Affairs, he worked during the Military Base Re-Alignment Closure
Commission. He later served a four-year term on the Florida Public
Service Commission (two years as Chairman) from 2006 through 2009.
Let me also take this opportunity to thank Don Pardue who stepped in
as interim-Staff Director of Military Affairs and Domestic Security
when Susan Skelton was moved to the Rules Committee. All of us
appreciate the work Don did as it related to the oil spill disaster,
keeping us up-to-date and informed throughout the catastrophe. Don
will stay with us, assisting Dr. Carter with his new duties.
Finally,I am asking 25 year veteran Tom Yeatman to assume the duties of Staff
Director of Environmental Preservation and Conservation along with his
current obligations as Staff Director of Community Affairs. For those of you not familiar with Tom, he has served as the Staff Director for the Committee on Community Affairs since 1994 and is well- versed in
the laws and environmental programs that protect our air, water and
land. Tom has helped members of the Florida Senate develop and
shepherd through the legislative process major reforms to growth
management, property tax, water supply and environmental permitting.
Many of the legislative proposals that are initiated in the
Environmental Preservation and Conservation Committee are also
referred to the Community Affairs Committee because of their impact on
the state's growth management laws. Tom is excited about the new
position and looks forward to working with members of the respective
committees. Tom holds three Bachelor's degrees in History, Government
and International Affairs and a Master's degree in Public
Administration from Florida State University.
These three people will assume their duties beginning today. I know all of you, as well
as your staffs, will do whatever you can to assist them as they begin,
and continue, their work to serve the citizens of the great State of
Florida. Please enjoy a happy and safe Labor Day weekend!


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.....but you still misread it, ......it was a wave goodbye not a hello
concerning past participles, Davedave's not here
that must limit the future tense
"I'm doing science and I'm still alive."--J.C.
Screwtape, sorry my net speak is limited.
Quote from: kin hell on June 02, 2012, 02:29:12 AM.....but you still misread it, ......it was a wave goodbye not a hello You say goodbye, I say hello.
Mooby is your imaginary friend Ricky, I'm sorry to say but yes...he's not real, I'm sure it'll be hard for you to come to terms with that, but we're here to support you.Also, you know plenty about American history, but you've just repressed it all so that it only manifests in your alter ego, the Moob-man. He is definitely not real - I asked a psychic and she told me so.
Is the subject a salesman?


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The agent of Burak Yilmaz has confirmed Atletico Madrid are among those interested in luring his client away from Galatasaray this summer.
The forward has been in scintillating form for the Turkish giants this season, netting 18 times in 23 league appearances.
In addition to his domestic form, the 27-year-old has also managed to replicate his prolificacy on the European stage by emerging as a surprise rival to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to become top goalscorer in the Champions League.
And speaking to AS, Yilmaz's agent, Ali Egesel, says his client's run of form has not gone unnoticed by potential suitors.
"We know that Atletico are interested. Burak knows that they are a big team," he said. "For him, La Liga is the best competition in the world and Atletico are in the top three."
Egesel also revealed his client has been speaking with compatriot and Atleti star Arda Turan in regards to a summer move.
He said: "Arda Turan has been informing him about the club and is saying some very positive things. But Burak is happy in Istanbul and does not feel any pressure to leave."


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Regular players at Sara Bay helps both advance in U.S. Open Qualifier
Playing regularly at Sara Bay Country Club proved advantageous for Steve Arnold and Qiwen Wong on Monday at the course's local U.S. Open Qualifier.
Arnold, a transplant from Philadelphia, and Wong, a 17-year-old IMG Academies student from Singapore, were among the five golfers who will move on to next month's Sectional.
Arnold shot a one-under par 71 to secure his spot, while Wong had to go the playoff route after finishing the 18-hole round tied with five others, at even-par 72.
"It's really amazing, because all my hard work has paid off," said Wong, who has been at IMG for three years. "I'm just overwhelmed right now."
Tampa's Kevin Roy, a Syracuse, N.Y., native who played at Long Beach State, was the medalist with a 70, getting three birdies and two bogeys.
"I played super-smart," said Roy, 23. "I was only attacking the pin if I had a wedge in my hand."
Vince India, of Deerfield, Ill., also shot a one-under 71, like Arnold, who shot 35-36.
"It's a cool experience, it's my first time getting to sectionals and probably my fourth or fifth time trying," Arnold said.
"You can dream a lot for a couple more weeks."
Matthew Galloway (72) of Valrico won the fifth qualifying berth.
All five will later be assigned to a course for a Sectional Qualifier, most likely at the Ritz-Carlton Members Club in Bradenton on June 3.
It will be the last round of qualifying for the 2013 U.S. Open, set for June 13-16 at Merion Golf Club, in Ardmore, Pa.
"I'll just go and play my game and see what happens," Roy said. "Hopefully, I'll be at Merion. I caddied for my dad once at Merion. I'd love to go back."
Two alternate spots were also awarded and they went to Ryan Gildersleeve (72) of Clearwater as the first alternate and Ryan Celano of Naples as the second alternate.
Arnold, who made two birdies and one bogey, joined Sara Bay two months ago.
"I've played out here a a fair amount, I know the golf course really well, I know how hard it is," said Arnold, who plays the West Florida Golf Tour. "It was playing really difficult with the wind.
"I knew anything under par was going to be a good round. I kept trying to make pars. I just kept it in front of me and chipped and putted really nicely."
Wong said he has played practice rounds there through IMG's arrangement with the fabled country club in Whitfield Estates.
So Wong had an idea when he stepped into the No. 10 tee box for the first playoff hole, a par 4. His drive went over 300 yards, leaving him 110 yards from the hole.
"I know the back nine pretty well. I hit a really good tee shot and left myself with a wedge into the green," Wong said. "I hit it past the green, but I hit a really good chip and made the putt."
Among the area notables who failed to advance were Phil Walters, the newly crowned City of Sarasota men's champion. He shot 5-over par 77 with one birdie and six bogeys a day after winning his second Sarasota city title.
"I'm worn out," said Walters, 41, who played 54 holes over the last three days. "I'm not used to playing 18 holes a week, let alone 36 . . . 54 holes, I'm not used to that."
Michael Visacki, the runner-up to Walters on Sunday, shot a 73 Monday, while Barry Cheesman shot 77.
Seath Lauer shot 74 and Chris Kennedy (75).
Danny Walker, a junior at Lakewood Ranch, settled for an 83, while his Mustangs teammates Ramsey Touchberry (76) and Spence Schultz (74) fared a little better.
"I don't know of another sport where you have a chance to get into one of the biggest events there is," said Walker, after playing his third qualifier. "It's a bit of a longshot, but it's still possible."
Roy, who started on the back nine, birdied two of his first three holes and three-putted only once.
Walters three-putted four times.
"The greens are really, really fast," he said. "They verticut them. It doesn't do what you read. You can blame anything, but I hit the lip a bunch of times. I don't ever three-putt. Ever. The last putt I had, it broke two balls from three feet, two feet."


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After releasing the Windows 7 RC schedule to the world, several large media outlets got their hands on Windows 7 RC code and published previews. Guess what was the reaction from media that was honoring the original deal?
Microsoft's policy of giving Window 7 RC copy to the press backfired when several large media outlets posted their previews before agreed dates, dates we wrote in our previous story. This pissed of members of the press who were obeying the NDA date and it was normal that a backlash would happen. While we do need time to preview the products, install the software on different systems and check them to see "how they breathe" before we are able to write it, it is always funny to see large media outlets insisting on NDAs so that the small guys would not overtake them, and then break the NDAs themselves – with the company not being able to do a thing, because "they're too big".
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There is also another case where a blacklist could be useful.
When there are thousands of model attributes a blacklist is more quick than a whitelist :
This could be very time saving.
one dirty example:
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2014 Honda Odyssey Values
Select a 2014 Honda Odyssey trim level
2014 model year changes
For 2014, the Honda Odyssey receives a minor facelift, with a new hood, grille, bumper, and headlight treatment. Inside, all Odyssey trims feature standard Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, 4-way power passenger seat, Pandora radio interface and SMS text messaging functionality. New available features include Honda's LaneWatch blind spot monitor, Forward Collision Warning and Lane Departure Warning. All Odyssey trims now feature the 6-speed automatic transmission previously limited to Touring and Touring Elite models. Touring and Touring Elite models now include HondaVAC, the world's first in-vehicle vacuum cleaner. Finally, the 2014 Odyssey benefits from a reinforced frontal crash structure, which has earned the van the highest rating of Top Safety Pick+ from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), making it the first minivan to earn the rating.
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Bold styling details; responsive handling; living-room-on-wheels comfort and versatility; innovative cargo storage; smooth, refined ride; top safety pick
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The 2014 Odyssey stands out from the pack by offering an especially thoughtful, versatile interior layout and stylish design. The Odyssey's 3-mode second-row seat is also a standout in its class, able to fold, widen for passenger comfort, or become narrower for easier access to the third row. And the Odyssey remains one of the sportiest-driving minivans available -- especially with respect to handling. Feature-wise, the Odyssey is the first minivan to offer an all-digital entertainment system with a high-resolution HDMI input to keep it compatible with modern electronics. For safety, Honda also claims to offer the most LATCH child seat positions of any vehicle -- a total of five to easily allow four child seats of any design. And for the first time, the Odyssey has earned an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Top Safety Pick+, the highest honor ever bestowed upon a minivan.
Refreshed for 2014 , the Honda Odyssey is a FWD mini-van with seating for seven. The Odyssey is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 248 hp and 250 lb-ft of torque. A 6-speed automatic linked to FWD yields an EPA estimated range of 19 mpg city to 28 mpg highway. Available features include 18-inch wheels, power tailgate, HID headlights, blind spot information system, hands-free phone capabilities, USB Audio, rearview camera, lower storage with cool box, cargo configurations, 60/40 split 3rd row, navigation with voice recognition, hands-free phone capabilities, and rear seat entertainment system. Safety is comprised of an advanced airbags system, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, anti-lock braking (ABS), electronic brake distribution (EBD), vehicle stability assist, traction control (TCS), and tire pressure monitoring (TPMS). The Odyssey is backed by a 3-year, 36,000-mile warranty.


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Johny Hendricks has said that he doesn't care if UFC Welterweight champion Georges St Pierre is on any drugs, as long as he turns up for their fight at UFC 167.
The two have had a rather public spat about which drug testing service they should be using, with Hendricks' party finding GSP's use of VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency) to be suspicious and instead opting to use WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency), as recommended by the NSAC (Nevada State Athletic Commission), who're overseeing UFC 167.
The reason for Hendricks' switch was because St Pierre's party said they would be paying for their own testing, but it later emerged that VADA would be covering St Pierre's fee, as a way of thanks for St Pierre choosing their services.
While both parties have since gone back-and-forth with subtle accusations against the other, this is the first time that one of the fighters has addressed it themselves and now Hendricks is saying he'll take any test, any time - just as long as St Pierre doesn't back out of their fight in November.
"I know I'm not on anything but I don't want to run him off. I need him to show up that night, and legal or not, I'm not saying he isn't and I'm not saying he is, but legal or not, I need him to show up so I can get a shot at that (belt) he carries around." Said the no.1 contender.
Hendricks, who won his shot with a unanimous decision victory over Carlos Condit in March, explained his side of the story with regards to the doping agency drama.
"We talked to the Nevada State Commission and they had nothing but good things to say about WADA," he said.
"They've had some run-ins with VADA, and Matt Mitrione and some guys there's things that happened that questioned you to go there. Here I am on the biggest fight in my career throwing my trust into GSP that he's not in with him. Why is he pushing VADA so hard? There's a lot of red flags to throw up for me. That's why I said I'm not going to play into your game. If you want to test me, I will gladly do the Nevada State Commission whatever they give me or I want to do WADA."
"I know I'm going to pass it whether they come three times or they come 10 times because that's my goal. I'm going to crush it."
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Car Chase Ends in Barnes County
Two males fleeing an alleged strong armed robbery in Jamestown were caught in Barnes County Friday after a chase that involved multiple law enforcement agencies.
The chase began in Jamestown after the pair, a 37-year-old man and a juvenile, reportedly knocked a woman down in the Perkins parking lot and stole her purse at about 6 p.m. A nearby citizen followed the suspects' vehicle from the parking lot and gave dispatchers a license number, according to Jamestown Police Sgt. Thomas Nagel.
Jamestown Police, the Stutsman County Sheriff's Office and the North Dakota Highway Patrol chased the suspects onto I-94 eastbound where Barnes County Sheriff's Deputies picked up the chase in Barnes County.
The suspect changed direction near the Eckelson exit then turned north on Barnes County Road 7 and continued north through Eckelson on a gravel road where the driver was able to put some distance between himself and law enforcement, according to Barnes County Sheriff's Deputy Dan Anderson.
Deputies searching for the vehicle were alerted by a person hunting geese in the area. The suspects' vehicle was stuck in a slough and the suspects fled on foot. They were captured by Barnes County Sheriff's Deputies.
The pair face charges for the robbery and weapons charges after law enforcement recovered two handguns from the vehicle, said Nagel. The pair also face numerous charges from various agencies.
The adult male is held in the Stutsman County Jail while the juvenile is held in the Cass County Jail.
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Rep. Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda was told this week she's not exactly welcome as her fellow Democrats use the Progress Energy sky box for Saturday's Florida State University game against the University of Virginia.
The gift, which will presumably show up on the party's campaign disclosure forms as an in-kind contribution, was intended for the party, but party leaders are apparently doing a little vote screening on behalf of the donor.
Rehwinkel Vasilinda, a Tallahassee Democrat, is sponsor of a bill to repeal the nuclear cost recovery clause that allows state utility regulators to order customers to pay for the development and construction of nuclear power plants even if those plants never really get built. Progress Energy has benefitted greatly from that clause, having received the ability to charge customers for the past three years for a $20 billion nuclear power plant planned in Levy County. The company opposes the law's repeal.
Suzanne Grant, spokeswoman for Progress Energy Florida, said that the company "made the box available at the game for the Democratic Party. The party invited individuals, not Progress Energy."
Rehwinkel Vasilinda could not be reached for comment. She has told the Herald/Times in the past that she believes its a short-sighted law. She is a proponent of renewable energy and believes nuclear energy is an expensive antiguated approach to energy that fails to look at the changing economic and scientific advancements. She has argued that investment in nuclear power now will make it more difficult for regulators to walk away from the need for it in the future.
But the bill, proposed by Rehwinkel Vasilinda in the House and Sen. Mike Fasano, R-New Port Richey, in the Senate, hasn't gotten a hearing for the past two years. In that time, Progress Energy has contributed at least $1.5 million to Florida's political parties according to Followthemoney.org.


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Stop it. Just, stop.
I should have predicted that today would mark the rebirth of the Chad Henne debate on this blog. While the Dolphins have their own serious and important quarterback issues, many on here have been debating whether the Dolphins should have kept Henne, Miami's former starter, during the past offseason.
This because on Sunday Henne had a very good day. Starting for the injured Blaine Gabbert, Henne completed 16 of 33 passes for 354 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions in an overtime loss to Houston.
Let me jump into the fray.
The Dolphins did the right thing by moving on from Chad Henne.
He's a hard worker. He has all the physical tools to play in the NFL. But something is seemingly always missing. Something is lacking that keeps him from being a great NFL starter. I'm not saying this based on the fact his team lost on Sunday. I watched him the past three years. I listened to complaints from teammates and, yes, coaches, who came to the conclusion he wasn't franchise QB material.
He was not the answer and I doubt he'll be the answer in Jacksonville.
Henne, as usual, was streaky on Sunday. He was impressive at times. But then he went into the proverbial tank and nobody knew why. That's the worst kind of player, in my opinion. The guy who builds up hope and then waits or the crucial moments to play poorly is the biggest waste of time because teams keep them around and keep them around hoping he turns the corner.
Except he never turns the corner. He shows you just enough to keep you interested and hopeful. And he still slumps in the crunch.
That's Henne. And Sunday, predictably, he went into that tank at the most inopportune time.
Henne had a glorious day working for three quarters. He had completed 13 of 18 for 250 yards and three TDs. And then, he sort of disappeared.
In the fourth quarter and overtiime -- you know, when the game was on the line -- Henne completed 3 of 15 passes for 104 yards and one TD. Yes, he got the TD throw of 81 yards in the fourth quarter, but 3 of 15?
In overtime, by the way, Henne completed 1 of 8 passes for 15 yards. That was hero time. That was high-stakes time. That was the time to win the game. And Henne disappeared.
The streaky quarterback seemingly hit one of his skids.
So my evaluation of him does not change: Good backup, yes. Franchise QB, no way.
That doesn't make him a bad guy. He's actually a good man.
But it also doesn't make him a bad decision by the Dolphins. They needed to move on. They needed to stop wasting their own time.


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Taylor University Funding Summer Clubhouses with Foellinger GrantBy Jim Garringer Published: May 15, 2012
Taylor University will host summer clubhouses for Fort Wayne schoolchildren for the next three years thanks to a grant from the Fort Wayne-based Foellinger Foundation.
The grant, $1,763,500, will fund clubhouses at five Fort Wayne churches for an estimated 500 schoolchildren per year for the summers of 2012, 2013 and 2014, said Sherri Harter, Associate Vice President for Development at Taylor University.
The sites include: St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Zion Lutheran Church, St. Henry's Catholic Church and Most Precious Blood Catholic Church.
"We anticipate these clubhouses will impact the lives of hundreds of school-aged children while mentoring them in the areas of academics, arts, relationship and character building and through field trips," Harter said.
2012 will be the 13th year for Taylor to conduct clubhouse programs funded by Foellinger. Children, grades K-4, will benefit from the program, which will run from mid-June through mid-July. Goals for the summer clubhouse program include:
- Reinforcement of academic skills
- Focusing on relationship skills including manners, responsibilities, character and respect
- Increased social interaction
- Community awareness and involvement
Organizers say the clubhouse format will allow children to participate in a series of team-based activities, problem solving exercises, field trips (including Science Central, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Fort Wayne Children's Zoo and state parks), musical programs and family events.
Each site will have a site director and seven licensed teachers, as well as several elementary education college assistants. The programs are a minimum of seven hours a day with healthy meals and snacks provided.


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'85 Brat - Cold start - Rough Idle & Stalling - Fixed!
Posted 03 July 2007 - 08:28 PM
Faulty HAI motor wasn't holding a vacuum and letting hot air into the carb on startup....
These later year carbed cars are fascinating to me
I remember my old '78 Ford Escort which drove off a throttle cable turning a butterfly valve letting more air into the mix.... That was it!
Those EPA regulations certainly threw a spanner -er wrench in the works. The solution of numerous mechanical carb choke levers and vacuum driven bits and bobs is definatley intriguing....
I hope they all keep working for a while longer
I'm begining to understand a little more of what lies behind the decision to move towards computer controlled fuel injection - definately cuts down on the number of springs, sprockets and gizmos surrounding the good old carb throttle and (if you were lucky automatic) choke plates...
Posted 04 July 2007 - 09:55 AM
Posted 04 July 2007 - 10:11 AM
Having the pleasure??? of working on some late eighties
The magic black box on the bulkhead had some serious
framous-dingles inside
and about thirty (30) vacuum lines to it.
There should be a thermo-switch in the aircleaner
to control the "furnace".
It was reported that the carb jets are tuned to provide
the proper mix when the air temp going in is
100 deg F.
As we know, air density (02 content) is a function of temp.
Posted 04 July 2007 - 12:45 PM
In my opinion, the system is supposed to let in hot air during cold start-up........ Anyways, happy you got your issue resolved.
Sure, bad English - my bad. I had been juggling around with the grammar and for some reason that sounded like the right sentence to land on
Lemme try again....
"Faulty HAI motor wasn't holding a vacuum hence not letting hot air into the carb on startup...."
There we go!
Posted 04 July 2007 - 01:53 PM
Having the pleasure??? of working on some late eighties
The magic black box on the bulkhead had some serious
framous-dingles inside
and about thirty (30) vacuum lines to it.
Damn, now THAT sounds like fun! Lots of doo-haa's to firckle with there!
There should be a thermo-switch in the aircleaner
to control the "furnace".
It was reported that the carb jets are tuned to provide
the proper mix when the air temp going in is
100 deg F.
Yeah, Haynes mentioned that the thermo valve regulates the air temp to 100-130 F (think?) so even when the engine reaches running temperature, the exhaust duct valve is constantly adjusting to maintain those inlet air temperatures.
As we know, air density (02 content) is a function of temp.
Not sure about math functions - I'm a programmer so my concept of the word goes more like: Let variable = Function_Name(parameter list).
Applied to our world of engines (now this IS gettting fun ):
Let liAirDensity = lcSizeOfAirIntake ' e.g. liAirDensity = 100
Let liAirDensity = Adjust_Air_Density(liAirDensity, Get_Ambient_Temperate()) ' liAirDensity = 90 (its damn warm down here!)
Let liAirDensity = Adjust_Air_Density(liAirDensity, Stuff_Air_Through_Intercooler(liAirDensity)) ' liAirDensity = 200 ! Damn!
Let liAcceleration = Make_Car_Go(liAirDensity, Add_Fuel())
Damn, liAcceleration is an amazing 0-60 in 5.6 seconds!
Just imagine if we took the "Stuff_Air_Through_Intercooler" Function out...
Now liAcceleration is now a measly 0-60 in 12 seconds....
Or if I think I have the idea down right (without the archaic DOS Basic!)..
The colder the air molecules - the smaller they become:
the more you can get in the chamber:
the more fuel you can add without the mixture becoming too rich:
the bigger the explosion:
the more force pushing on the piston/conrod/crankshaft:
We go DAMN fast indeed!
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New University of Hawaii Radio and Television Programs Premiere This WeekUniversity of Hawaiʻi
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University of Hawaiʻi programs and people from across the 10-campus system will be featured on local radio and television stations beginning this week as the new academic year begins. After a summer hiatus, the radio program "UH Today" on KKEA 1420-AM begins this week, and a new program called "UH On The Move" also begins this week, which includes 60-second segments that will be shown during regular KFVE and KHNL programming as well as during UH sports events.
The radio program "UH Today" is a live, weekly call-in radio program on KKEA 1420-AM on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. The program will be hosted by UH Acting President David McClain and UH West Oʻahu Professor Dan Boylan. McClain and Boylan will host UH faculty members and other guests, and will discuss a range of topics. Listeners interested in calling in to the show can call (808) 296-1420.
"UH On The Move" is the newest addition to the university's slate of broadcast programs. The 60-second segments featuring a variety of people and programs from all campuses of the university system will air twice weekly during primetime (5-10 p.m.) and twice during the 5 a.m.-5 p.m. timeframe. Longer versions of selected segments will air during UH sports programs.
"UH On The Move" segments scheduled to air this fall will feature Kauaʻi Community College's rural development program that teaches DOE custodians on the Garden Island additional on-the-job skills; Honolulu Community College's use of PDAs (personal digital assistants) to help diagnose a car's ailments; UH Mānoa Engineering Professor Lloyd Hihara's corrosion study; the unique partnership between Honolulu Community College's fire science class and the Lyon Arboretum; UH Mānoa Horticulture Professor Jim Brewbaker and his more than four decades of work perfecting corn; and UH Mānoa Professor Paul Nachtigall's hearing test techniques on marine mammals.
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Cannons in the NLL
Paul Rabil,
Pat Heim, Kevin Buchanan and
Kyle Sweeney were all in action for the Philadelphia Wings on Saturday as the wings hosted the Washington Stealth.
Rabil tallied two goals, eight shots on goal, and collected five loose balls.
Heim scored one goal and collected five loose balls.
Buchanan ended his night with two assists, four shots on goal, and collected three loose balls.
Sweeney scored one goal and collected two loose balls. The Stealth topped the Wings by a score of 16-10.
The Philadelphia Wings are next in action on Saturday, March 16
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Mitch Belisle and the Minnesota Swarm were also in action his past weekend as the Swarm traveled to the Calgary Roughnecks.
Belisle tallied one assist and collected six loose balls. The Swarm lost to the Roughnecks, 15-19.
The Minnesota Swarm are next in action on Saturday, March 16
th as the Washington Stealth come to town.
Cannons in the NALL
Kevin Gould, Jon Hayes, Mike Stone and
Marty Bowes were in action for the Boston Rockhoppers in the NALL this weekend as they faced the Rhode Island Kingfish in round two of the New-England matchup.
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SPARKS, Nev. -- A big-rig accident on Interstate 80 tied up traffic in Sparks for hours on Saturday.
It happened just after 11am in the east-bound lanes near Pyramid Highway. A Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) sergeant says the roadway was wet when a passenger car changed lanes in front of the big rig. The truck driver applied the brakes in order to avoid hitting the car. That's when the truck started to spin. It hit the barrier on the right side of the road then spun toward the center divider and hit the barrier so hard the Jersey wall (cement barrier) moved about ten feet.
The truck driver was taken to the hospital complaining of chest pain and numbness but nothing life-threatening. Despite having a trailer attached, the truck was not carrying anything inside. The NHP sergeant says if the truck had been full, the accident would have been much worse.
Diesel fuel and oil spilled onto the roadway. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) is cleaning up the spill, so some lanes will be closed well into the afternoon.
The crash also snapped a conduit that was inside the center divider, so until crews can repair the line, the street lights on that part of the freeway will be dark. Drivers should be extra careful at night on that stretch of the freeway.
NHP personnel also want to remind drivers that with the winter weather, roadways will be wet and slick. They encourage all drivers to plan extra time for travel, leave plenty of room between you and the car in front of you, never cut closely in front of a vehicle, and when you have to brake, brake slowly.


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A new report says there are cost-effective ways for local governments to reduce stormwater pollution going into the Chesapeake Bay.
The report says local governments could possibly reduce their costs by 50 percent to 85 percent by choosing the most-effective measures. These measures include restoring urban streams instead of building detention ponds and repairing sewer lines.
The Maryland-based nonprofit Center for Watershed Protection conducted the study for the Richmond-based James River Association.
Jeff Corbin is the Environmental Protection Agency's senior adviser on an initiative to restore the bay. He tells the Richmond Times-Dispatch that cutting stormwater pollution costs by 85 percent could be optimistic. But he says he'll happily take a 50 percent reduction.


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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- A man identified by authorities as a former volunteer assistant coach for the Kingston High School crew team has been charged with rape after allegedly having sexual contact with two girls, ages 15 and 16, the Ulster County Sheriff's Office said on Saturday.
Kevin S. Quick, 22, of 39 Jockey Hill Road, town of Kingston, was arrested on Friday, the Sheriff's Office said. He was charged with felony rape and the misdemeanor of forcible touching.
Quick is alleged to have had sexual intercourse with a 15-year-old girl at a home on state Route 213 in Esopus on May 4 and sexual contact with a 16-year-old girl on more than one occasion at his own home, deputies said.
Undersheriff Frank Faluotico declined to comment about how Quick and the girls became acquainted.
The Kingston school district, in a prepared statement issued Saturday evening, said Quick was arrested after administrators contacted the Sheriff's Office and that the district was cooperate with authorities.
The statement said Quick "never held an official position" with the district. Rather, Superintendent Paul Padalino said in follow-up comments, Quick acted "in an unapproved volunteer capacity" in which he "did have contact with students."
Padalino said that, "among other things, the district's internal investigation will look into how and why this occurred."
The district's statement said Quick graduated from Kingston High School in 2010.
Quick was arraigned in Esopus Town Court and sent to the Ulster County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail, the Sheriff's Office said.


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Nate Klaiber
I have a question in regards to separation and ownership. I think other's have covered some of the other dangers, but I also agree with Drew that those can get ironed out over time. I am glad you put options out.
1. Who own's the media query breakpoints? What if a member of the UX team changes or adds to those breakpoints in the CSS files (owner), won't they have to remember to update the in the PHP file?
2. Precompiling. I think since you know the possible breakpoints up front, that you could write some PHP to precompile (cache) all possible assets, which means all requests will hit the cached image. You won't be using PHP to re-size on the fly (which could negate the point of it taking less time – as it would take less time to download two images then have PHP write new images files on requests)
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Thank you to December for working on this discussion!
1. What does Bella mean when she tells Jake "I never had a choice"? Is she saying she had no choice about falling in love with Edward -- it was a kind of compulsion like imprinting? Or that her love for him is irrevocable: once she fell in love, she could never love someone else instead? Or does she just mean that given the depth of her passion for Edward there is no real choice to be made here? Do you think she is right about this?
2. Jake tells Bella that Edward was like a drug for her. Do you think he's right? Is her love for Edward more like an addiction than a healthy emotion?
3. What is Bella getting at when she tells Jake that her love for him was overshadowed by something so strong it couldn't exist in the rational world? Does she think her love for Edward is unnatural, something you could only feel for a mythical creature? Is the idea of two worlds -- the sane one humans think they live in and the mythical one of monsters and magic -- her way of explaining how she can love two people at once?
4. Jake acknowledges that it is too late now for Bella to be happy without Edward. But he insists that the human life she and he could have had together if she'd never met Edward would have been better for her than the life she will now have. Do you think he's right?
5. Jake tells Bella that he'll always be there waiting for her if she changes her mind -- even when she's a vampire. Only a few weeks ago (Chapter 8), he told her that he'd rather see her dead than a vampire. Why do you think he feels differently now?


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Danny Green made seven of the Spurs' finals-record 16 3-pointers, Tim Duncan had 12 points and 14 rebounds, and the Spurs clobbered the Miami Heat 113-77 on Tuesday night to take 2-1 lead in the series.
Green scored 27 points and Gary Neal made six 3-pointers while scoring 24 as San Antonio went 16 of 32 from behind the arc, rolling to the third-biggest victory in finals history.
Duncan bounced back from his worst game ever in the finals, and the Spurs' combination of fresh faces and old reliables dominated the NBA's winningest team before an eager crowd that hadn't seen the finals here since 2007.
The Spurs were as good as fans remembered in the old days, shutting down LeBron James until they had built a huge lead late in the third quarter.
James finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds, but missed 11 of his first 13 shots against the excellent defense of Kawhi Leonard, who had 14 points and 12 rebounds.
Game 4 is Thursday here, where the Heat are 3-22 in the regular season and so far zero wins and one really bad beating in the postseason.
"We got what we deserved," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
Duncan shot 3 of 13 for nine points, his worst performance ever in his 25 NBA Finals games, in the Heat's 103-84 victory Sunday. Tony Parker wasn't much better, shooting 5 of 14 and committing five turnovers, and Manu Ginobili admitted afterward the veteran trio had to play well for the Spurs to win.
They were fine, but the lesser-knowns were better.
Parker and Ginobili combined for 14 assists, but the bigger story was the guys who had never played on this stage before.
Neal, who went undrafted after playing for LaSalle and Towson, then playing overseas for three seasons in Italy, Spain and Turkey.
Green, who had been cut multiple times -- including by James' Cavaliers -- and now has the shot to stick.
Leonard, the draft-night trade acquisition from San Diego State who played the NBA's four-time MVP to a stalemate.Mike Miller made all five 3-pointers and scored 15 points for the Heat, who broke open Sunday's game and seized momentum in the series with a 33-5 run in the second half.
The Spurs seized it right back, improving to 18-7 in the finals, the best winning percentage of any team with 20 or more games.
A brief flurry by James had Miami within 15 after three quarters, but Neal, Green and Leonard combined on a 13-0 run to open the fourth, Green's 3-pointer making it 91-63.
"All of my teammates and Pop. They do a great job of encouraging me. They continue to tell me to shoot the ball. They continue to tell me whenever I'm open, to let it fly," Green said.
The NBA hadn't made its way along San Antonio's River Walk this late in the season since 1997, and fans couldn't wait to have the Spurs back. They sang and danced and clapped around the concourse and in their seats, as if their favorite rock band had returned for a concert.
And they were thrilled to see the Duncan they recognized from his first 24 finals appearances.
He got right on the board in this one, with a short jumper 20 seconds into the game. The Spurs, who had played from behind most of the series, had a 24-20 lead after making 11 of 18 shots in the first quarter.
Duncan hit a pair of three throws and another basket, and after a jumper by Neal, he threw a long outlet to Leonard for a dunk that made it 40-30.
Neal's 3 made it 43-32, but Miller hit a pair of 3-pointers in a 12-1 run that tied it at 44 with 37 seconds in the half, the Heat appearing set to go into the half with momentum. But Parker drilled a 3 from the corner, and after Green blocked James' shot, the Spurs rushed it up for a 3-pointer by Neal that fell at the buzzer, the reserve guard pointing back toward his defenders before the Spurs headed to the locker room with a 50-44 advantage.
The party played on all right, with a huge roar when Tracy McGrady, a former perennial All-Star now in his first finals appearance as a member of the Spurs' bench, checked in midway through the fourth quarter. He was scoreless with three assists.
Spurs 113, Heat 77
James 7-21 0-0 15, Haslem 0-2 0-0 0, Bosh 4-10 4-6 12, Chalmers 0-5 0-0 0, Wade 7-15 2-2 16, Miller 5-5 0-0 15, Andersen 1-1 0-0 2, Cole 3-8 1-2 8, Allen 2-2 0-0 4, Battier 0-2 0-0 0, Jones 1-2 0-0 3, Anthony 1-1 0-0 2, Lewis 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 31-76 7-10 77.
Leonard 6-10 0-0 14, Duncan 5-11 2-4 12, Splitter 3-7 2-2 8, Parker 2-5 1-3 6, Green 9-15 2-2 27, Ginobili 3-7 1-2 7, Bonner 0-3 2-2 2, Joseph 1-4 0-1 2, Neal 9-17 0-0 24, McGrady 0-2 0-0 0, Mills 1-2 0-0 2, Blair 4-5 1-3 9. Totals 43-88 11-19 113.
Miami 20 24 19 14 -- 77
San Antonio 24 26 28 35 -- 113
3-Point Goals -- Miami 8-18 (Miller 5-5, Jones 1-2, Cole 1-2, James 1-5, Bosh 0-1, Chalmers 0-1, Battier 0-2), San Antonio 16-32 (Green 7-9, Neal 6-10, Leonard 2-3, Parker 1-1, Joseph 0-1, McGrady 0-1, Mills 0-1, Bonner 0-2, Ginobili 0-4). Fouled Out -- None. Rebounds -- Miami 40 (James 11), San Antonio 61 (Duncan 14). Assists -- Miami 21 (James, Wade 5), San Antonio 29 (Parker 8). Total Fouls -- Miami 21, San Antonio 13. Technicals -- Miami defensive three second. A -- 18,581 (18,797).


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Title of Proposed Project
20.109(F12) Pre-Proposal: Engineering viral magnetic nanoparticles for magnetic hyperthermic cancer therapy
Project Summary
The robot is summarising the project. Key words: magnetic nanoparticles, virus, hyperthermia.
The field of magnetic hyperthermia has attracted a lot of attention in the past thirty years as an alternative cancer therapy method. Magnetic hyperthermia proposes the placement of magnetic nanoparticles (MNP) in tumor cells under an alternating magnetic field. Nanoparticles often have unique physical and chemical properties that can be varied based on size and shape. MNPs are no different; these nanoparticles are superparamagnetic, gaining magnetic properties in the presence of a magnetic field. As the direction of the magnetic field alternates, MNPs undergo magnetic hysteresis losses that are dissipated to local surroundings as thermal energy. Targeted sites usually are heated to temperatures between 42 and 45 C to cause cell damage or death. A main challenge to this method is the localization of MNPs to targeted tumor cells. Sometimes MNPs circulate around the bloodstream and do not reach the targeted sites as intended. At times they get internalized and absorbed by the endoplasmic reticulum system of the cells. This low efficiency of MNP transport calls for a higher applied dosage of MNPs in this form of cancer treatment. How can we concentrate MNPs within tumor cells to produce sufficient heat for complete cell apoptosis?
- A.J. Giustini, A.A. Petryk, S.M. Cassim, J.A. Tate, I. Baker, P.J. Hoopes. Magnetic nanoparticle hyperthermia in cancer treatment. Nano LIFE 2010; 01: 17.
- D. Ghosh, Y. Lee, S. Thomas, A. G. Kohli, D. S. Yun, A. M. Belcher, K. A. Kelly. M13-templated magnetic nanoparticles for targeted in vivo imaging of prostate cancer. Nat. Nanotechnol. 2012; 7 (10): 677–82.
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Your idea
Our proposed project aims to use viral magnetic nanoparticles to increase the efficacy of magnetic hyperthermia. Viral MNP complexes consist of MNPs attached to viruses that have minimal harmful effects to humans. While the medical applications of viral MNPs has been studied for over a decade now, their functions have been mostly limited to in vivo MRI imaging and targeted gene delivery. Using viral MNPs, our approach can potentially concentrate MNPs in targeted tumor cells, thereby achieving the level of heat necessary for effective cell apoptosis yet at the same time, lowering the minimum MNP dosage required for the treatment.
Our general preliminary approach involves five stages:
Stage 1: Virus Hunt
- We need to investigate how our selected virus (which is most likely one of the following: TMV, M13, CCMV, CPMV, BMV or TPMV) interacts with mammalian cells in vivo.
Stage 2: Screening for MNP binding site on virus
- We will start by using Fe3O4 as our MNP of interest. With this, we need to do a protein coat screen of the selected virus for a protein coat that can bind with our MNP.
Stage 3: Screening for tumor-specific sequence binding site on virus
- We need to do a protein coat or RNA screen of the virus for a region that can bind with a tumor-specific peptide sequence. If necessary, we might need to screen tumors for short sequences on their cell surfaces that are unique to tumor cells only.
Step 4:
Ultimately, we would hope to collect results on whether viral MNPs are more effective in delivering MNPs to targeted cells compared to other MNPs.
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Game 1
Farmingdale State, 24
Maritime, 2
Game 2
Farmingdale State, 4
Maritime, 2
Farmingdale, NY - The Farmingdale State baseball team (10-8, 4-2) picked up two wins against Skyline Conference opponent Maritime College (1-10, 0-6) today in Farmingdale, N.Y. Junior starting pitcher Rob Savarese (Syosset, N.Y./Syosset) picked up the victory in the first game, giving up only one run on five hits and striking out six in seven strong innings. Freshman starting pitcher James Raimondi (Medford, N.Y./Patchogue) had a similar outing, giving up one earned run on five hits and striking out three in six and two-thirds innings.
In game one, sophomore shortstop Brian Benvenuto (Dix Hills, N.Y./Hills West/Nassau CC) had a stand-out game for the Rams, going 3-for-4 with a triple, home run, three runs scored, one RBI, and a walk. Freshman left fielder Frank Ennis (Commack, N.Y./Commack) went 3-for-3 with a triple, three runs batted in, two runs scored and a walk.
In game two, Benvenuto added two hits with an RBI and a walk. He finished the day 5-for-6 with two stolen bases. Sophomore utility Tom Heeman (Valley Stream, N.Y./Hewlett) went 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored.
Privateers senior first baseman Rhett Rockefeller (Huntington, N.Y./Harborfields) went 3-for-7 with one RBI for the day. Senior right fielder Arlis Steel (Lawton, Okla./Lawton) added two hits and a run scored.
Farmingdale with face Skyline Conference opponent Merchant Marine in another doubleheader tomorrow at Noon in Kings Point, N.Y.


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MANLIUS — The Manlius Sportsman's Club will host a turtle fry from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 24. A price of $10 includes turtle, baked beans and potato salad, as long as it lasts.
Toy collection
PRINCETON — The Shekinah Riders Chapter 593 of the Christian Motorcyclist Association will collect toys for children in conjunction with Bureau County United Way through Dec. 12 at Tractor Supply, McDonald's, Burger King, Mission County (former Harley-Davidson motorcycle shop), Sullivan's, The Coffee Cup and Skoonerz.
BCGS meeting
PRINCETON — The combined November and December meeting of the Bureau County Genealogical Society will be at 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at the society library, 629 S. Main St. in Princeton. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with a social hour. The main speaker for the evening will be Roger Moore of Rock Falls. Moore is a retired farmer who has spent 30 years researching and compiling his family history. For more information, call 815-879-3133.
Santa in Tampico
TAMPICO — Santa will arrive at the Tampico Ambulance Building at 4 p.m. Dec. 8. All Tampico children in attendance who are in grades kindergarten through fifth grade will be eligible to become royalty for the coming year. In addition to being given a crown and medal, they will receive a special Christmas book. For more information, contact Joan at 815-622-8705. The ambulance volunteers are also planning a chili supper that day.
Dinner for seniors
PRINCETON — The Princeton Moose Family Center will host its 32nd annual senior's dinner on Dec. 2 at the Moose Lodge. This dinner is for seniors age 62 and over. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m., with dinner to be served at 12:30 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by the Generics Goodies Band. For reservations, call 815-915-8315 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.


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Once the iPhone 5 comes out, there'll be plenty of discussion here about that.
Let's also assume GSM, though if you feel strongly about a particular CDMA device, please chime in, but be sure to mention that it's for Verizonistas. As for the particular tradeoffs, such as screen size and processor speed vs. battery life, make your case for one or the other. Mobile computing is all about tradeoffs, and we're looking for the best all-around handset for everyday communication and personal computing use. Definitely take points off for hardware that's loaded with carrier or manufacturer crapware and/or can't be upgraded to new Android versions. (We are all geeks here, for goodness sake, and that's stuff's important). But if there's such a thing as device-specific software or UI elements that actually enhance the user experience, then we'd love to hear about it.
We'll try to get our hands on whatever the hive mind comes up with, and run it through its paces.


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According to my Grandpa Vic, his grandfather, Jacob, pronounced the Phend surname as "pay-hend" and said that it was spelt pay-hay-a-n-day. He also told me it was originally spelled with a B instead of a P but that the B was pronounced softly like a P and that is how it got changed from B'hend to Phend. However, in Swiss records the surname has been found spelled as B'hend, Bhend, Fend, Fendt and Pend. In the United States, the surname has also been found in records as Fend, Fiend, Fin, Phind, Pheud, Phena, and Phent.
Considering that names were often spelled phonetically, and the fact that many record keepers and census takers wrote so poorly, the variations are not all that surprising. It just sometimes makes it a bit challenging to find the right records.
Johannes Phend was recorded as Jean (or Sean?) B'hend on his 1832 passport.
The signature of Johannes on his passport.
The Land Record from Carroll County, Ohio (Deed Book 11, page 367) showed John Phend and his wife Susan selling their land in 1849 - and his signature!
The family was found in census records the "old fashioned" way - by turning the crank and going through the reels of microfilm image by image, before indexes were widely available, and before the internet. Lucky for me, from other records, I knew where to look and the townships they lived in were relatively small.
1840 Carroll County, Ohio (Brown Township page 192)
1850 Greene County, Indiana (Taylor Township page 409b)
1860 Marshall County, Indiana (German Township page 56)
1870 Kosciusko County, Indiana (Scott Township page 434)
1880 Kosciusko County, Indiana (Scott Township page 33)
In 1900 and 1910, Jacob was livng with his daughter and her husband, Sophia and John Ernest, in Elkhart County, Indiana. (Nappanee, Locke Township page 232 in 1900 and in Concord Township page 56b in 1910)
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — A car bomb exploded close to a convoy of United Nations vehicles near Mogadishu's international airport on Thursday, killing six Somalis on the street, officials said. Al-Qaida-linked militants claimed responsibility.
A U.N. vehicle was damaged but said no U.N. staff were injured, said Nicholas Kay, U.N. representative to Somalia. He said four security escorts were lightly wounded.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the attack and expressed "deep condolences" to the families of the Somalis killed and injured, U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky said.
"The secretary-general remains determined to support the Somali government in preventing such attacks and holding the perpetrators accountable ... (and) reaffirms the undeterred resolve of the United Nations to support the people and federal government of Somalia," Nesirky said.
The U.N. Security Council expressed "outrage" at the attack and reaffirmed that the explosion and other acts of terrorism would not weaken "their determination to stand by the people of Somalia as they seek peace and stability."
Al-Shabab, Somalia's most lethal militant group claimed responsibility, boasting that the attack had killed U.N. personnel. Al-Shabab frequently makes false claims.
The remote controlled blast killed six Somalis and wounded eight, said police Col. Ahmed Hassan Maalin.
The blast occurred at the city's busy airport junction. The heavily fortified Mogadishu airport is the base for the U.N., other international diplomats and African Union forces that help support Somalia's government.
The bomb blast comes after a barrage of mortars hit Mogadishu overnight. Mortars also hit the city last week, raising fears of a return to more constant warfare.
Al-Shabab which once controlled most of Mogadishu, was pushed out of the city in 2011. But it continues to carry out deadly gunfire and bomb attacks in the city.
The blast was a "heinous terror attack," said Andrea Mazzella, Italy's ambassador to Somalia.
"The civilian population continues to pay an unbearable price in terms of loss of lives and suffering," Mazzella said. "I appeal to the Federal Government and to the elders and leaders of the all country to express together, unequivocally, their renewed determination to achieve lasting peace for the sake of their people."
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