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Starvation Gulch 2014
September 26-27th, 2014
Once again, Nanook Traditions Kicks-Off the school year with Starvation Gulch. The bonfires have been a symbol of the passing of the torch of knowledge to our new students since 1923. We welcome back all our students and hope they all have a grand year. Enjoy the biggest bonfires you will ever see!
Friday, Sept 26th
1:00PM UAF Convocation @ Davis Concert Hal
4:30PM We are CLA @ Great Hall
7:00PM Midnight Sun Visiting Writer: Tom McGuane @ Schaible Auditorium
8:00PM PechaFlick @ Arctic Java
9:00PM Bonfire Flies band @ The Pub
10:00PM Safety Dance @ Hess Rec
Saturday, Sept 27th
10:00AM Bonfire Building Starts @ Nenana Parking Lot
11:00AM Paddle Board Yoga @ Patty Pool $15
4:00PM Nearly Naked Fun Run @ MBS
5:00PM UAF Tailgate Party w/ Food Trucks @ Beluga Field
7:00PM Blue v. Gold Hockey Game @ Patty Ice Arena
10:00PM Starvation Gulch Bonfires @ Nenana Parking Lot
12:00AM Pizza & Police @ Hess Rec
12:30AM Nanook Theatre: 22 Jumpstreet @ Hess Rec
Starvation Gulch History
By: Forest Puha
It's an annual celebration; a way to ease new students into campus life. At times it's a fierce completion of honor between campus dormitories. It's also a living story of the incredible odds the University has faced and overcome. It's Starvation Gulch.
Founded in 1923, Starvation Gulch was an inspiration of Charles E. Bunnell, the University if Alaska Fairbanks's first president. Student built a mock town to serve as an entertainment facility by day and fuel for enormous bonfires by night. Bunnell wanted the fires to symbolize the passing of the torch of knowledge.
UAF students nicknamed the town "Starvation Gulch" an ostensible poke at the pioneers who first settled in Fairbanks. It quickly became the official name of the annual festival, and has served since then as an icebreaker of sorts to introduce new people into the college fold. During the Starvation Gulch of 1923, students could throw friends into jail, get divorced for a buck and enjoy the other hundred forms of UAF entertainment. Since then, the contest has taken on unique and historic forms.
In 1956, drunken brawls caused UAF president Ernest Patty to pass a campus-wide alcohol ban. Enraged student buried beer bottles outside Constitution Hall in a mock funeral wake, marking the burial ground with the infamous 'Tradition Stone'.
The Stone, a 400 pound slab of concrete emblazoned with a bronze plaque reading "Here Lies Tradition, 1957" to mark the anniversary of the ban, became a symbol of rebellion against the campus prohibition. UAF students continually reach new heights in stealing the stone from each other, and the stone never stay in the same place for more than a year.
During the 16-year long ban on alcohol, changes were made to the list of activities. Marking giant towns out of wood was outlawed; only piles of wood could be made. Broomball became the official sport of the Starvation Gulch festival.
Today, safety comes first with UAF administration. Height restrictions discourage people from building 75 foot high stockpiles. Instead, trophies are given to the most creative wooden sculpture possible. Student may no longer discharge shotguns into the air to dissuade wood thieves, as was common in 1948. Instead, speed and resourcefulness sees contestant through. And spectator can no longer roast hot dogs around the bon fire.
Despite the dramatic changes in the celebration, no one can deny the power of a 79 year-old ceremony. Starvation Gulch is not simply the passing of knowledge to a new generation.
Starvation Gulch is UAF history.


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Willamette Academy celebrates the achievements of 23 graduates
Willamette University President Steve Thorsett and Margarita Gutierrez '12 will speak at this year's Willamette Academy graduation ceremony May 24 at Willamette University.
The Willamette and Salem communities are invited to attend the 6:30 p.m. event in Hudson Hall to honor 23 academy students who are graduating from high school. All are slated to attend college in the fall at several schools, including Willamette University, Western Oregon University, Oregon State University and Chemeketa Community College.
The students have earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in college scholarships, including one who received the Gates Millennium Scholarship, a highly competitive award that funds the entire cost of a student's undergraduate education.
The program — available to need-based minority students who demonstrate academic excellence — also funds the cost of graduate school for those pursuing careers in computer science, education, engineering and other select fields.
"We are very proud of our class of 2012 and the accomplishments that they have achieved," said Michele Gray, executive director of the academy. "The academy students have formed great friendships with the staff and their peers, and we wish them only the best as they start their college education."
Other scholarships won by the students include Willamette University's Academic Leadership Award, the Boys and Girls Club Scholarship, Oregon State University's Dubach and Diversity Achievement scholarships, a Salem Electric Scholarship and a West Salem Rotary Scholarship.
Willamette Academy is a supplemental education college-access program that helps underrepresented students become first in their families to attend college. The academy serves local students from their eighth-grade year through their high school graduation.

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New details are starting to emerge about the Citroen 2CV successor.
Autobild is reporting the model is codenamed the E3 Essential and will be based on the C4. The car will measure approximately 4.3 meters (14.1 feet) long and have styling inspired by the C-Cactus concept which debuted at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show.
Engine options remain unconfirmed but rumors suggest there will be a 92 HP (68 kW) diesel and two petrol units with outputs of 82 HP (60 kW) and 100 HP (74 kW).
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History has proven one thing: Ever since the Ami6 was launched all carreporters has been shouting "New 2CV to be launched". Let me give you a list of socalled "new 2CVs": Ami6 and Am8, Dyane4 and 6, LN and LNA, Visa, AX, Saxo, C1 thru C3, including Pluriel. To tell you the truth: A 2CV is full of obsolete yet exotic technology, technology that can't be incorporated onto a Peugeot platform. 4 swingarms with interaction, soft suspension, simple yet effecient 2cylinder aircooled engine. Extremely low weight, practical design not based on the "right look". NOTHING can ever replace a 2CV.
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2cv based on c4? this is madness...In true spirit of the original 2CV, it should be a fierce competitor for the Dacia/Renault Sandero. With max 1.2 size engines NA/Turbo
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The most recent Citroen bearing any 2CV resemblance is the C2 with its curved bonnet and roof line.
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What about the first-generation European-spec C3 hatchback? Do you not think that resembled the 2CV more closely?
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Yes yes, how could I forget
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This thing looks like a Hippo's Head.. Ugly and expensive give me a Golf VII instead for the money..
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Ah, no. Not even close. Not in design, execution or spirit. If that is the case, I shudder to think at what they want to sell us eventually as a DS replacement.
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Leslie Carol Shatner (born 31 August 1958; age 56) played an unnamed Only in TOS: "Miri". She is the eldest daughter of actor William Shatner, and sister of Melanie and Lisabeth Shatner.
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- Lieutenant Leslie, played by actor Eddie Paskey, was named for her.
- Together the letters from the names of the three sisters were used to make up the name Mr. Lemli, as well as Shatner's Lemli Productions Inc..
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3D Site Modeling in Context
Modeling Buildings from Photographs
When trying to understand a site and its context, it is often useful to represent a building with recognizable form. Such a building may be a landmark that is visible form our site, or a beloved neighborhood building that we want to preserve in our scheme. If we are lucky we may find such a building in the Google 3D warehouse. Otherwise we may need to model the building from observations made with our camera. This exploration of building modeling will introduce the application of textures to faces, and the use of components and instances and the copy array technique. Along the way, we will take a look at the very cool photogrammetric application of sketchup that allows us to model the geometry of buildings from photographs.
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James Hall is home to several of the social sciences programs at Harvard. It is a convenient building to practice some simple sketchup moves because it is more or less rectangular with a few interesting deviations. It also includes several butteresses that are identical and spaced evenly across the face of the building. And it is visible from many classrooms at the Harvard GSD.
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THe first thing we will do is begin to model James Hall from its image in Google Earth and a photograp that we took from the street. This will let us play with the straightforward placement of an image texture onto a building. THis is a bit tricky since our google earth photo is not a 'true ortho' we can expect the geometry to be accurate only where the building touches the ground. SInce James Hall is so tall, its top is offset subvstantially, which obscures most of the footprint. This is typical. We will do the best we can.
- Open the model Google Ground, which has simply been captured from Google Earth.
- Trace a rectangle, beginning with the one straight-edge of the building
that we can see. Make sure to use your pink inferences to keep your rectangle square.
Use the push-pull tool to pull up the building until it looks like the right prop0rtion
- Use File Import to import the image, james_perspective_low-res.jpg> as a Texture.
- Place the bottom corner of the textrure and stretch it up so that it covers your building face.
- Now right-click and say Texture->Position
- Use Floating Pins to stretch the texture onto the building.
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Fitting images to your sketchup geometry is useful as we just saw. Now you will see how useful it can be to go the other way. Sketchu's photomatch capability uses the perspective properties of a photograph to create a scene that is set up with your point of view being more or less precisely where the camera is. YOu must help it by providing a photograph that has not been cropped (because a substantial ampount of information about the geometry of the scene is derived from the assumption that the center of the photo is orthogonal to the center of the scene.) YOu also assit the process by aligning several guides along paralell lines on your building, and placing the origin of your axes on a place where you can inspect the alignment of the axes along some right-angle portion of your building. This scene orientation is saved in a special scene tab. When you return to this view, the inferences that assit you in making things paralell serve to let you create a 3d model using your photograph as a guide.
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Letter from Sen. Vinehout: Creating a culture of civility
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i3 is the title of an evangelism strategy that facilitates Forest Hill Church's passion and priority to equip its members to personally share the good news of Jesus Christ with those who intersect their lives by interceding for, investing and inviting them. As a church, we seek to more effectively and intentionally reach our friends, families and neighbors with the life transforming love and truth of God through Christ. Here are some basic ideas to begin incorporating the i3 strategy as a mindset and lifestyle.
We are committed to diligently pray for the temporal and eternal needs of those without Christ in ways that may lead them to trust their lives to Christ as Savior.
1 Timothy 2:1-4 ESV: First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.
- Begin praying that God would give you His heart for the world around you; that you would develop a kingdom sensitivity to what He is already doing and how He seeks to include you in His work in reaching a lost and broken world.
- Make yourself aware of and pray for the specific needs of those in your immediate sphere of contact and influence. Pray that God may begin to work in their lives.
- Pray for an opportunity to share "His Story" of love and sacrifice and "Your Story" of how Jesus has impacted Your life.
- Pray for them to be able to truly see how Jesus Christ can and will meet the deepest need in their life for forgiveness and new life with God forever; pray that they will accept His invitation and gift of abundant and eternal life.
For even more on how you can intercede, check out the i3 LifeGroup curriculum and week 1 of the Intercede. Invest. Invite. (i3) message series.
We will seek to be intentional in our relationships with people who don't know Christ by leveraging our time, energy and resources to demonstrate God's love and care for them through our lives in ways that may lead them to trust their lives to Christ as Savior.
1 Timothy 2:8 ESV: So, being affectionately desirous of you, we were ready to share with you not only the gospel of God but also our own selves, because you had become very dear to us.
- Be willing and ready to come into personal contact with others and to share your life with them; let them know in special ways that they matter to God and to you.
- Develop a relationship by spending time with them. Share a meal or go to a sporting event. Grab a cup of coffee. Include them in the events of your life.
- Be alert to ways you can personally and concretely care for them; ask them how they're doing; celebrate good events in their life; grieve with them during the not-so-good events; send cards. Be a living representative of the love and compassion of Christ.
- Be willing to spend time with them conversing about significant matters such as faith, eternity, and the reality of God.
For even more on how you can invest, check out the i3 LifeGroup curriculum and week 2 of the Intercede. Invest. Invite. (i3) message series.
We are willing and ready to offer personal and sincere invitations to those without Christ for them to take steps in encountering the truth of His Gospel in ways that will lead them to accepting God's invitation of salvation through faith in Jesus.
2 Corinthians 5:18-20 ESV: All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.
- Ask them to attend a church function where they can learn more about the truth of Jesus Christ. This includes a weekend service, a LifeGroup event, a special mid-sized group event, or to view one of our live streaming services, past weekend messages, or archived podcasts.
- Ask them to let you share with them the personal impact Christ has made on your life.
- When appropriate, ask thoughtful questions like: What would you say Christianity is all about?, What do you think Jesus said about Himself?, What have you heard and what do you think about what others have said about Jesus?, or Who is Jesus to you?
- Invite them to hear from you a brief personal explanation of the good news of Jesus Christ and the grace of God through Him. Share with them the One Verse Evangelism© using Romans 6:23.
- Invite them to trust their life to Christ for forgiveness from sins and a new fellowship with God forever.
For even more on how you can invite, check out the i3 LifeGroup curriculum and week 3 of the Intercede. Invest. Invite. (i3) message series. Click here for a video on how to start the conversation.


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When roasting salmon, as with other fish, allow 10 minutes per inch of thickness. Consider adding some extra fresh dill and a drizzle of olive oil after roasting.–Barbara Kafka
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Can't you just see yourself setting a stunning whole roast salmon down in the center of the table amid a chorus of oohs and aahs? Although then comes the moment of reckoning, sort of like after you plunk a beautifully burnished bird on the Thanksgiving table. What the heck do you do now, you may find yourself silently screaming.
Um, a little help, please?
The way we see things, you have a couple potential courses of action. Using your most impressive and sharpest knife, you can cut just below the head of the salmon through to the bone. Turn the knife at an angle and slice lengthwise along the spine, then carefully lift the fish fillet off the bone in a single piece, if you can, and transfer it to a second platter. Turn the fish over and repeat on the other side. Using a spatula, divvy the fillets into individual servings. Either that or forego all airs and pretense of civility and let everyone have at it with their forks.
Roasted Salmon with Dill Sauce Recipe
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- Serves 6
- One 4-pound salmon (ask your fishmonger to scale, gut, and clean the fish—and to remove those gills, too, please—but to leave the head and tail on)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons kosher salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 3 large bunches fresh dill
- 1/2 to 3/4 cup white wine
- 1 tablespoon dill seeds
- 1. Rinse the salmon and pat it dry. Wielding a large kitchen knife, cut three parallel diagonal slashes into each side of the fish, starting just behind the bones around the head and slicing almost but not quite through to the bone. Situate the fish diagonally in an 18-by-13-by-2-inch or similar-size roasting pan. (If part of the fish head and/or tail hangs over the corners of the pan, don't worry, that's fine.) Rub the olive oil and lemon juice into both sides of the fish, including the slashes, and also inside the cavity. Then sprinkle both sides of the fish with salt and pepper to taste. Cram 2 bunches of dill inside the cavity. Let the salmon rest at room temperature for about an hour.
- 2. Meanwhile, finely chop the top fronds from the remaining bunch of dill and set them aside. About 45 minutes before you'd like to sit down to dinner, adjust the oven rack to the center position and preheat the oven to 500°F. Be sure to let the oven heat for at least 20 minutes.
- 3. When the oven is ready, slide the salmon in its roasting pan into the oven and roast for about 25 minutes for medium to medium-rare salmon. (If you prefer your salmon more well done or if your salmon is thicker than 2 1/2 inches, leave it in the oven a little longer. We recommend reducing the oven temperature to 350°F after the first 25 minutes and continuing to roast it for 10 minutes or so more. You'll end up with salmon that's cooked almost all the way through yet remains remarkably moist.)
- 4. Using two very large spatulas, carefully transfer the salmon to a platter. Place the roasting pan on top of the stove and add the white wine, almost all of the reserved chopped dill, and the dill seeds. Bring to a boil, scraping the bottom of the pan vigorously with a wooden spoon. Simmer until the liquid is reduced by half. Strain the dill sauce, if desired. Add the remaining chopped dill to the sauce, transfer to a small serving dish, and pass alongside the salmon.
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Grilled Whole Fish on Banana Leaf from Steamy Kitchen
- Prosciutto Wrapped Salmon from The Whole Gang
- Salt-Baked Red Snapper from Leite's Culinaria
- Oven-Roasted Halibut with Cherry Tomatoes and Thyme from Leite's Culinaria
Roasted Salmon with Dill Sauce Recipe © 2011 Barbara Kafka. Photo © 2011 Johnny Miller. All rights reserved.


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Washington, Campbell named to Pro Football Focus' Top 51 NFL Players list
The Arizona Cardinals have certainly had their share of ups and downs so far this season. Riding a current five-game losing streak as they hit the bye week, they're definitely trending down.
But according to ProFootballFocus.com, a couple standout defenders' efforts have not gone unnoticed.
The website put out its list of the Top 51 players to this point of the National Football League season, and two Cardinals cracked the list.
Defensive end Calais Campbell earned the 36th spot on the list for his dynamic play.
Incredibly productive on every down, he's gone from a guy who generated a lot of pressure, to a player who can (and does) do it all. Regularly commands a lot of attention from offenses, but has still managed to make 24 defensive stops and bat four passes.
Campbell's teammate, inside linebacker Daryl Washington, was ranked 17th and lauded for his playmaking ability.
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PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Timbers midfielder Luke Kreamalmeyer was named to the USL First Division Team of the Week for Week 13, it was announced today.
Kreamalmeyer earned the honors after scoring twice in Friday's match at Charleston. Kreamalmeyer netted in the 21st minute after a free kick from Hugo Alcaraz-Cuellar deflected off the wall to Kreamalmeyer's feet.
Byron Alvarez set up Kreamalmeyer for his second goal by winning the ball in midfield, then crossing the ball into the penalty box where Kreamalmeyer was waiting to tap the ball into the back of the net.
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For two decades now, Jennifer Aniston has been known for her hair, particularly the "Rachel" cut she sported on Friends.
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I'm not really convinced vintage motorcycles are going to be a big part of the mexican 1000 going forward. New bikes are just too cheap. You could buy a top of the line ktm and put all the top of the line kit on it for $15k. When it costs $5k+ to run the race on a shoestring, thats pretty affordable.
Cars I can see being really different. A new car is huuuge money and then when you're done with it there is nothing you can do except wait for next year. At least with our bikes we keep riding in all sorts of events.
I saw you aren't keeping receipts on your subaru, but I'm sure that things is going to be money squared compared to your 350. I bet running the race is squared too. Looks fun though! I'd be petrified of driving too hard and breaking it on day one.
The main appeal of the mexican 1000 for me is that
I can do it.
And with very limited support. There is just no way to participate in the baja 1000 with as little off-road experience as I had on the budget I had.
Going forward am I interested in checking out v2r, the baja 500, etc? You bet. I hope to stay healthy enough to give it a try this year.
I don't think playing with the rules slightly is anything like your oregon analogy, but if this race gets significantly more popular, I think you should be prepared for it to go that way. You saw how different the car crowd was from the bike crowd. If you add all the fu money guys with their copters and huge support rigs, etc, etc, it's going to get out of reach for everyone.
If this is going to maintain it's fun feeling and continue to be a "club" event (vs a "pro" event), the rules need to be written to make sure a privateer can do it on a budget. Ban all the extra support that is unnecessary. Enforce the ban on on-course pitting. Ban pre-running, etc, etc. There is no taking money and politics out of racing, even amateur racing, but you can do a good job to minimize it and give everyone a chance.
The starting order, time cards, number of classes, etc, none of that has to do with how much money and support it costs to run the event and I don't see any of that changing the positive feelings.
I club road raced motorcycles for almost 10 years and ran a number of different pro events along the way and the feeling is night and day. Club racing is some of the most fun I've ever had with many great people. I cannot say that about the pro racing. It's a totally different scene. When I was still an amateur, I had an Aprilia RS250. One of the top guys at Loudon was Jeff Wood. I literally took his school and he was showing me how to go faster and was always quite accommodating and friendly. My first pro event (and it's a stretch to call it pro. it was small time) was at Pocono in the Aprilia Cup Series. I had never been to another track at that point and I was in no danger of beating anyone near the front of the grid. One lap Jeff Wood passed me just before the front straight and I tucked in behind him, hoping to go to learn how to go around the race track. Two corners into the lap, he saw I was following him and sat up and slowed down until I passed him!
I was sooooo much slower than him and I was not any danger what so every, but it was a serious race with money on the line and he wasn't fooling around anymore.
I even have a picture of it!
This is right after Jeff let me by.
Anyhow, the point being is that I understand exactly what you mean about maintaining the feel of the event, but the real thing NORRA needs to do to is build the rules so a privateer on a limited budget can compete with the big guys. The rest will take care of itself.
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PHP Tips – Manage correctly file inclusion
In this article we'll treat a quite simple argument but if badly managed can lead to big problems, the topic is the inclusion of files.
According to my experience I established three golden rules that should be enough; if you come up with other ones, I'll be glad to talk about it.
1. Include once
Only if strictly needed , it's always better to specify that we want to execute the inclusion only one time using the commands include_once or require_once.
Let's do an example to understand why:
The file 1.php contains the definitions of a series of constants.
The files 2.php and 3.php need a few of the constants defined in file 1.php, so we'll include 1.php in both files.
In the page page.php we need the functions contained in 2.php and 3.php so we will include them.
At this point if in 2.php and 3.php we included 1.php with the command include, in page.php a series of errors at the notice level will raise, because we are trying to define twice the same constants contained in 1.php.
Using include_once we resolve these problems. Therefore we use include and require only when we need to repeat the inclusion.
2. Absolute paths
If we want to include files in a file that in turn will be included, it's important to do it through absolute paths. Take for example the following structure:
Now the file db_config.php will contain the connection parameters to the database and has to be included in the file db_connect.php that in turn will provide the connection.
However it would be a mistake to include it this way:
include_once 'db_config.php';
The file db_connect.php in fact will be used in index:php, so we should include db_config.php in db_connect.php this way:
include_once 'inc/db_config.php';
But what happens if the file db_connect.php has to be used also by admin.php?
A mess.
If we want to include files in a file that in turn will be included, we have to do it through absolute paths. Therefore we'll include db_config.php in db_connect.php in this way:
include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/db_config.php';
The magic constant __FILE__ returns the absolute path where the file physically resides (different from $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] that returns the path where the file is executed). Therefore with dirname() we pick up only the path.
At this point we only have to add the path of the file we intend to include, in this case it's in the same folder, so it's very simple.
This way, in whatever point we'll go to include db_connect.php, the file db_config.php will be included correctly because taken from its absolute position.
Note: Starting from PHP 5.3 the magic constant __DIR__ has been introduced that is equivalento to:
3. Pay attention to dynamic inclusions
A lot of attention, indeed. This code:
include $_GET['page'];
with no adjustments it is equivalent, in terms of security, to a suicide.
To avoid problems, I send you to the very complete guide on security written by Cristian, in particular to this article, at the indirection chapter.
As you see, even for a very simple argument like file inclusion, there's a lot to say.
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BACK TO '83: Wolfpack Streaks Into NCAA Title Game
April 2, 1983
In fact, Georgia never really had the chance to try on what Dereck Whittenburg calls his "Cinderella boots," the lucky sneakers that have brought Wolfpack head coach Jim Valvano and his team from the verge of being left out of the tournament all together through a series of miraculous comeback victories to reach the final game of the season for the second time in school history.
Valvano and crew now known as "Destiny's Darlings" and the "Cardiac Pack" will now face top-ranked
"The dream continues," Valvano said after the game. "This was magnificent for me."
Unlike all the Wolfpack's other stops, there was little doubt about the outcome of this one. Sure, the Southeastern Conference-champion Bulldogs made run at the end of the game, as the Wolfpack got sloppy with the ball. But Valvano's squad, which had trailed in the second half of all seven of its previous post-season games, led from beginning to end, opening with a 22-foot jumper by senior guard Dereck Whittenburg.
That simple shot dispelled any notion that Whittenburg would be bugged by the flu, which had kept him in bed the two previous days with a 102-degree temperature. He went on to score 20 points in the game, a total matched by fellow senior Thurl Bailey.
The Wolfpack controled the tempo from the outset, settling into a half-court game, mixed with some fast-breaks that caught the Bulldogs off guard.
"Sidney [Lowe] and I decided before the game that we would run any chance we got," said Whittenburg, who made eight of his 18 shots on the night. "I think that surprised them."
The most impressive performance of the night, however, was turned in by 6-11 sophomore Cozell McQueen, who posted a career-high 13 rebounds against the undersized Bulldogs. He also scored eight points, while playing more than he has throughout the post-season, when the Wolfpack has used a three-guard lineup.
"I thought I would play a lot because all they do is run," McQueen said. "My game is playing defense and rebounding, and if there isn't a fast pace, there's not much happening and the third guard comes in."
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That lead stretched to 18 points, as
"Hey, we're an agricultural school," Valvano said. "If we can't milk a lead like that, then we shouldn't be here."
The pass was one of Lowe's 11 assists on the night, as he broke the North Carolina All-America Phil Ford's ACC record for career assists. Lowe now has 764 assists in his four years with the Wolfpack, with one more game to go.
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Fleming made only seven of his 17 shots, and Gerald Crosby mad just five of his 15 shots. Six of their 13 baskets came in the final five minutes, during
"I don't really think we were nervous," Fleming said. "We were ready to play the game. We got the shots we wanted. They just weren't falling for us."
Though Valvano worried about his team's near collapse, the Wolfpack was in control throughout the contest. Bailey and sophomore Terry Gannon made five free throws in the final minute, and Bailey ended the scoring with a six-foot jumper with five seconds to play.
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Bailey, who added 10 rebounds to go with his 20 points, echoed those thoughts.
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Today I am going to step through a few more shots. [tag]Food photography[/tag] in our [tag]kitchen[/tag] is tough so you will have to forgive the somewhat scary images, especially of the [tag]turkey[/tag]!
I toasted [tag]baguette[/tag]s for [tag]crostini[/tag].
I enlisted grandpa to help with the crostini. [tag]Cucumber[/tag]s, [tag]caramelized[/tag] [tag]onion[/tag]s with [tag]fig[/tag] [tag]vinegar[/tag], [tag]roasted garlic[/tag], [tag]salmon[/tag], etc.
They came out beautifully!
I used [tag]asparagus[/tag] [tag]frond[/tag]s as greenery around the house.
Baby O had to watch from his area, drove him nuts.
The turkey was [tag]brine[/tag]d overnight.
Roasting pan with onions, olive oil and [tag]rosemary[/tag].
The turkey is lubed inside and out, salted a bit, stuffed with some garlic and rosemary and roasted breast down for 1 hour and then flipped and roasted until 160 F in the meat (used heat probe) Used foil toward the end.
The sugar in the brine makes for a dark roasted skin color!
While it was cooking the grandparents decorated a [tag]gingerbread[/tag] [tag]house[/tag] with the grandkids.
Shots of the turkey at the table, after nightfall, are always tough!


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Reply0#164 to #94 - frequentcity (10/31/2013) [-]
to the necromorphs he'd be pretty scary i could imagine tales of his violence against their kind being passed down via screeches and clicks through necro generations haha
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Same thing, and actually would be easier to get off the couch and move against a wall. the point isn't what we are playing on, but how "you twat".
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i asked a question. now stop calling people twats and pay attention moron.


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Supporting the region's heritage and culture while investing to make it even better is The St. Joe Community Foundation (STJCF) Inc.'s everyday mission. Founded by The St. Joe Company (JOE), a long-time Northwest Florida neighbor, the STJCF is a resource for bringing a variety of community-focused initiatives home to Bay and Walton counties. JOE has had ties to Northest Florida for over 85 years and is committed to preserving and protecting this unique part of Florida we call home.
The STJCF has contributed more than $18 million in grants and pledges to local groups that care about Northwest Florida like we do, making a significant impact to our region. Over time, this legacy of JOE is left to the community with a potential we are only now beginning to appreciate, and which will impact the quality of life in Northwest Florida for generations to come.
We've made a big difference in a short time. Our grants attest to our commitment to expand educational opportunities, improve healthcare, to conserve natural and historic places and to increase cultural arts offerings. Whether it's contributing to a state-of-the-art hospital, helping to nurture children in the arts, or providing funding to Alzheimer's patients for their transportation needs, the STJCF is working to promote and create new partnerships and alliances that will enrich the lives of all who live in Bay and Walton counties.


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The West Kowloon Cultural District will establish a new vibrant cultural quarter located on a dramatic harbour-front site in the heart of Hong Kong
'Tsang Kin-Wah: The Infinite Nothing'
M+ and Hong Kong Arts Development Council present 'Tsang Kin-Wah: The Infinite Nothing', a collateral event at the 56th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale
9.5 to 22.11.2015 | Campo della Tana, Castello 2126-30122, Venice, Italy
Introductory Screendance Workshop
Designed for artists from various disciplines, participants in this workshop will experience movement for and with the camera
2.8.2015 | West Kowloon Cultural District Authority Project Site Office
West Kowloon Cultural District partners with Google Cultural Institute
The celebrated exhibition NEONSIGNS.HK joins the online platform
M+ presented YOKO ONO MORNING PEACE 2015, a global sunrise gathering on the morning of 21 June 2015, many have participated in thousands of different ways across the globe via social media. Take a look at the photo here
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Arts Pavilion
A simple "baisun" (worship) ceremony took place on 15 May 2015 to mark the countdown to the completion of the Arts Pavilion
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Get a sneak peek of the future tea house theatre, an intimate space to present small scale productions and recitals on the 1st floor of the Xiqu Centre
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West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade
The promenade features a play area, cycling track and a jogging path that is lit at night – perfect for adults and children alike. A picnic on the grassy areas offers dining with a million dollar view. Come and visit the promenade
On Language and Art
Professor Jaworski will trace some developments of language use in Dada, Surrealism, Pop Art, Conceptualism, Performance Art and other text-based artists including Tsang Kin-Wah, in order to examine the meaning potential of language in art through the affordances of its design, scale, materiality, emplacement, animation and other formal features
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M+ Collection
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M+, Museum for visual culture
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The Many (Adorable) Angles of Prince George of Cambridge
1. Prince George Spreads Christmas Cheer
Prince George sits on the steps of Kensington Palace for one of his official Christmas photographs.
2. Prince George Spots a Butterfly
While at the Sensational Butterflies exhibit at London's Natural History Museum, Prince George couldn't keep his eyes off of the beautiful insects.
3. Prince George Touches a Butterfly
Prince William calmly lets a butterfly perch on his hand as the little prince reaches out to touch the insect.
4. By George, He's Walking!
Just days before his first birthday on July 22, the palace released this photo of the little prince toddling around at a butterfly exhibit at London's Natural History Museum.
5. Prince George Gets Ready to Crawl
Dad may have been playing on the field during the Jerudong Polo Trophy match, but Prince George wasn't far behind! In the safety of his mother's grasp, Prince George showed off his crawling skills.
6. Prince George Is Adorable in Red
George is becoming quite the baby trendsetter. How cute is he in his little red cardigan and gingham shorts?
7. Prince George Meets George the Bilby
It was a meeting of the two George's at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia! The little prince was introduced to the nocturnal marsupial, who was named after him soon after his birth.
8. Prince George Receives a Stuffed Bilby
What's that, mom? Kate Middleton gives her son a stuffed bilby, and Prince George can't contain his excitement.
9. Prince George Get a Kiss from Dad
Be still our beating hearts: Prince William plants a smooch on his son's head, and it's the epitome of adorable.
10. Prince George Waves Both Hands
George's two-handed wave is becoming his signature move!
11. Prince George Practices Diplomacy
He's a natural! Prince George shakes the hand of one of his many admirers.
12. Prince George Pets a Wombat
The little prince has a new friend! He's gifted with a stuffed wombat, and his happy expression says it all.
13. Prince George Rests His Head
For their first official appearance in New Zealand, the young Royal Family attends a playdate sponsored by the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society at Government House in Wellington, New Zealand.
14. Prince George Makes a Friend
While mom Kate Middleton chats with another young parent, George makes a friend (and shows off his adorable on-trend overalls by Rachel Rily).
15. Prince George Smells Mom's Hair
Looks like the young prince is also a fan of mom Kate Middleton's enviable locks. Who can blame him?
16. Prince George Has a Moment with Mom
The look of love: The Duchess of Cambridge coos at her 8-month-old son and he stares back at her adoringly.
17. Prince George Waves to the Crowd
It looks like Prince George already has the hang of the official royal wave!
18. Prince George Looks at Lupo
Let's all say it together: "Aww!" In this official family portrait, shot by Jason Bell, the young royal family poses in one of the windows at Kensington Palace.
19. Prince George Arrives at His Christening
Resting serenely in his mother's Alexander McQueen-clad arms, the 4-month-old prince makes his way into Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace.
20. Prince George Snoozes
In their first official photo as a family (taken by Kate's dad, Michael Middleton), they pose informally in the garden of the Middleton family home in Bucklebury.
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Prince George sits on the steps of Kensington Palace for one of his official Christmas photographs.


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GREENSBORO, N.C. – Six of the last eight teams to win the ACC regular season outright, and then the conference tournament, reached the Final Four. Three won the national championship.
You're up, Miami.
"They're really a big-time basketball team," North Carolina coach Roy Williams said Sunday after the Hurricanes dispatched his Tar Heels 87-77 in the ACC final.
Big-time in every regard. Offense, defense, experience, coaching and a sublime point guard: Miami has all the ingredients needed to reach its first Final Four and, yes, win the national championship.
Granted, none of these Hurricanes has played in an NCAA tournament. But this team is 10-3 on the road this season, 7-2 in ACC roadies. And although Greensboro will be recorded as a "neutral" site, Miami faced hostile crowds in Saturday's semifinal against North Carolina State and Sunday.
"You can't expect to play in an ACC championship game, in Greensboro, against Carolina, and not get their best shot," forward Julian Gamble said. "We got their best shot today and we were able to withstand it."
"We're a veteran group," second-team All-ACC forward Kenny Kadji said. "These dogfights, we know how to handle them. We're a composed team and a very hungry team."
The Hurricanes (27-6) arrived in Greensboro determined to affirm their regular-season championship. They blitzed to a 13-0 ACC start before losing three of their last five and creating doubts about their legitimacy.
Led by All-ACC point guard and tournament MVP Shane Larkin, Miami answered in resounding fashion. Even as North Carolina (24-10) rained 3-pointers, the Hurricanes never blinked.
"It was important because we didn't want people to think (the regular season) was a fluke," Gamble said of the tournament. "We wanted to show people outright we're the best team in the league.
"Duke's a great team, Carolina's a great team, and we have other great teams in the league, but we wanted to let people know we can compete and that we're better than them."
Message received, even more so because the Hurricanes bested an opponent playing at its best.
But when Carolina's P.J. Hairston made ridiculous threes, Miami countered, often with a Larkin bucket or drive-and-kick to Trey McKinney Jones. When Marcus Paige slithered inside to score, Gamble muscled in a stickback.
The game featured 15 lead changes, 13 in the breathtaking first half. At one stage of the second half, after one of Hairston's six 3-pointers, McKinney Jones couldn't help but laugh out loud.
"Just the way both teams were shooting at that time was lights out," McKinney Jones said. "It was crazy."
McKinney Jones scored a career-high 20 points, made six 3-pointers and added three assists and three steals. Gamble contributed 11 points and 10 rebounds, Rion Brown 12 points, four rebounds and three assists off the bench.
Mix those role players with Larkin's 28 points, seven assists, five rebounds and two steals, and you have a lethal combination.
"One of our assistant coaches was sharing a stat with me," Gamble said. "We have seven people on our team that's had a game where they scored over 16 points. … It just goes to show you, you have to pick your poison. On any given day, any guy can go off."
But it's Larkin, a sophomore and the Hurricanes' only non-senior starter who makes them go. His ability to make shoot-or-pass decisions in mid-flight, and under duress, is a joy to watch.
"Shane Larkin is hard to handle out top, he's phenomenal, he really is," Williams said. "He's probably the most effective player in our league. He just does so much to help their team and puts pressure on the other team. He plays hard defensively."