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Hurricane Sandy just hit the east coast, and the precious places that make up my childhood memories were destroyed. Every summer, growing up in New York State, we'd travel south to Ship Bottom, on Long Beach Island, N.J. for our summer vacation. My Mom relished sitting on the beach in the warm New Jersey sun, […]
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Hi list,
due to personal interest I'd like to ask on your opinion regarding best
practices for static code analysis.
I guess most of us are accustomed to this method. After all - if you
want to find a vulnerability that basically means that either luck,
fuzzing or statical analysis will have something to do in the process.
Now statical analysis of many languages can be quite fun. Take PHP and
Python for example. You can mostly read the code like a book and mark
down interesting passages to further analyze later on. Grep and a good
editor are about all we need.
However other languages often tend to become really nasty. Let's say we
want to analyze a 2MB C-source split up into several thousand files.
"cat * | grep strcpy" will most probably return about a hundred results.
I just did a lot of static analysis lately and sometimes it took me more
than half an hour to trace back _one_ of the strcpy()-calls and check if
the copied bits could be controlled in some way.
Of course not every dangerous call takes this long to check (also I
might be a little slow), however I think that you all know what I'm
talking about here.
So after not having slept for about a week I started to search for tools
to ease working on my projects. (Yes, I did drop my plans of auditing
2MB C-sources using only vim and grep...)
Now this is where I'd like to open up an exchange on best practices and
What program(s) do you use in static code analysis? It doesn't matter if
you are a hardcore grep+editor researcher or if you use complex
frameworks: Tell me (and also the rest of the list) about it.
I took a quick look at flawfinder and rats. However they do nothing that
grep couldn't accomplish as well. For browsing the code and finding
references to functions or declarations of variables I am currently
using redhat's source-navigator.
It is by no means perfect and has been unmaintained for a while -
however it is still a great help.
That is just my two cents.
Any remarks/hints/ideas/concepts/nuts would be greatly appreciated by me
as well as a lot of other people interested in the matter. (At least I
hope so.)
So please share your knowledge.
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Do most of you have an onsite planner for your wedding?
For our wedding in Jamaica, we do have an onsite planner and she has been fabulous with responding so far (even though i have a year.haha).
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In other words, if the attribute READ is set, the page is automatically made
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I enjoyed your best reviews thread so much I decided to join in with a related but different thread.
What was your best ever camping experience and why???
Mine was Custer State Park, SD last year. I have never seen a park as nice as Custer. Even making reservations was easy. Their web site has a picture of each campsite. If you are like me and don't back so good you can eliminate sites with obstacles such as trees or large boulders.
Check in was breeze. Our site was long, shaded and private. The staff was numerous, visible and helpful. Then there were the extras you normally don't expect like being delayed en route to the visitors center by a herd of bison; the doe with twin fawns who grazed near our camp site; and the not very wild burros who begged for handouts along the Wild Life Trail. There were several man made amenities not usually found at state parks such as a store and several historical lodges/cabins. And it gets better. What can top Mount Rushmore as a nearby attraction? However, the Badlands, Wall Drug Store in Wall, SD and Deadwood, SD were certainly close runner ups. We were so busy visiting these attractions we only had time to hike one trail in the park. On that hike we saw several deer and a flock of wild turkeys. We have to go back again just to hike the park trails. The entire park and the little town of Custer were magical places.
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Believe it or not, I am sitting here in the City of Medora Campground and RV Park reading your post about how you were in TRNP 2 days ago in the campground there ( I assume your were at Cottonwood as it is the only CG in the park that I know of in TRNP).


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vruz: hey centrists, should the professional left shut up about this too? just wondering.The Supreme Court could cast the final vote on whether President Obama's liberal aims or the Republicans' conservative goals stand as the law, and, at least to some eyes, several justices have already signaled whose side they are on.
Justice Antonin Scalia spoke Monday afternoon at a closed-door meeting organized by Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) and the House Tea Party caucus. In 2009, the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas organized a tea-party group called Liberty Central, which urged conservatives to fight for the repeal of "Obamacare."
University of Texas law professor Lucas A. Powe, a historian of the Warren Court, said Scalia's appearance makes the court look partisan. "He is taking political partisanship to levels not seen in over half a century," Powe said.
The US' Supreme Court is headed into open partisanism. No surprise that it is coming from the radical conservatives.
witness the horror of us politics
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The people in Egypt are under governmental siege. Mubarak regime is banning Facebook, Twitter, and all other popular internet sites Now, the internet are completely blocked in Egypt. Tomorrow the government will block the 3 mobile phone network will be…
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Google's Middle East head, Wael Ghonim, missing in Egypt
This is one of the last tweets Wael Ghonim sent. He hasn't been heard from since last week, and many are worried about the head of Google Middle East – and it's gotten to the point where al-Jazeeera is asking aloud where he is. Has anyone heard from him? source
This is terrifying.
I hope they find him, alive and well. :/
[image: tweet from Wael Ghonim (@Ghonim) that reads: "Pray for #Egypt. Very worried as it seems that government is planning a war crime tomorrow against people. We are all ready to die."]
my hopes are with him, too. and with all of the protesters.
(dunno if this has been circulated here yet: change.org petition by protesters)
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Also to be announced:
• George W. Bush to receive "Most Beautiful Laugh Award"
• Sarah Palin to receive "Uniter of All Races Award" in addition to "Most Soulful and Passionate Queen of the Tundra Medallion"
• "Glenn Beck to receive "Most Laudable and Brown-skinned Peacemaker of the Millenium Award"
my eyes just glazed over at this news, but your commentary is very funny.
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Egyptian Unrest News Round-Up:
Live Updates: NYT, CNN, BBC, Guardian, Reuters, Al Jazeera.
What You Need To Know:
- Egyptian protests enter seventh day (yesterday); Reuters: Death toll at 138; curfew lifted; new cabinet sworn in; police returning to streets; general strike, "march of millions" called for Tuesday; ABC News's Lara Setrakian: "This city is preparing for a showdown."
- Bread, beans, rice in short supply; bank run a major concern, reopening date not yet set; at Cario International Airport, an "exodus."
Further Reading / Viewing:
- Photo Above: "Demonstrators carry a banner showing the images of the five U.S. presidents who were in power since Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak took office in 1981." (reuters)
- EU wants "orderly transition to a broad-based government"; Israel "shocked" by Obama's "betrayal" of Mubarak, tells allies to tone down criticism of Mubarak administration; actor Omar Sharif: "The president should have resigned."
- Six Al Jazeera journalists detained in Cairo, released following State Department request, camera equipment seized; with Al Jazeera blackout, website sees 2500% increase in traffic.
- 8 Essential Longform Reads About Egypt; photos from the protests; Syrians attempting to organize protests on Facebook.
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"As an Arab-American raised in Middle East, I was always baffled by America's claim of being the beacon of freedom and democracy while consistently supporting regimes in the Middle East headed by kings and dictators who killed, imprisoned, starved, tortured and on occasion raped their people in order to stay in power. Unfortunately, this policy remains the same today. The American people are ill-informed about the Middle East because of scant and biased reporting. So, it is not surprising that some of the mainstream media is surprised at the events in Middle East. At present, our media portrays the U.S. policy as balancing stability and support of corrupt regimes with instituting some reforms. But we need to recognize the need for true change in these regimes. For decades, the pundits in America belittled the Arab streets' reaction to political events. But, they are now silent since they never understood or did not want to understand the extent of oppression the Arab people are under with our active support. We gave these regimes massive military hardware; we trained their security services; and we provided them with intelligence information to suppress their people and remain in power. Today we are doing the same thing. If the U.S. policy towards Middle Eastern countries truly is changing, we need to have overt and covert operations congruent in goals and practice. For decades, the Arab streets were aware of our support of their regimes, and have held us complicit. This is the root of anti-American sentiment. We are reaping the results of seeds we planted long ago."
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"What's been happening, first in Lebanon and then in Tunisia and now in Egypt and who knows further afield, suggests that new forces have been unleashed and we have no idea where they might lead and what new dynamics they might create."
Thanassis Cambanis, Columbia Professor of Journalism and Foreign Affairs, on NPR's Fresh Air Wednesday, Feb 2nd 2011 |Hezbollah, Israel And Egypt: What Happens Next?
…More Egypt links recapping Wednesday. Sometimes random information streaming in can become overwhelming, numbing and confusing. These cats distill the information and give analysis for you:
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On Wednesday, the Mubarak regime showed its fangs, mounting a massive and violent repressive attack on the peaceful crowds in Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo. People worrying about Egypt becoming like Iran (scroll down) should worry about Egypt already being way too much like Iran as it is. That is, Hillary Clinton and others expressed anxiety in public about increasing militarization of the Iranian regime and use of military and paramilitaries to repress popular protests. But Egypt is far more militarized and now is using exactly the same tactics.
The outlines of Hosni Mubarak's efforts to maintain regime stability and continuity have now become clear. In response to the mass demonstrations of the past week, he has done the following:
1. Late last week, he first tried to use the uniformed police and secret police to repress the crowds, killing perhaps 200-300 and wounding hundreds.
via Haaretz:
- White House spokesman on clashes which left 3 dead: If any of the violence is instigated by the government, it should stop immediately.
- The army refrained from intervening in Wednesday's clashes, strengthening the suspicion that Mubarak's regime is behind the near bloodbath that took place in Cairo that day.
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Today on the Dish, clashes broke out in Egypt, even reporters were attacked, and we followed the chaos here, here, here, here, here, and video here. Steve Negus feared a culture of criminality, Andrew McGregor ran through future scenarios, and Patrick pointed out the Glenn Beck divide. Conor called out Thomas Friedman's nonsense, and deflated the National Review's shoddy logic on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Now breaking on Al-Jazeera English:
Violence escalates in Cairo square
Last Modified: 03 Feb 2011 04:36 GMT
Bursts of heavy gunfire aimed at anti-government demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir [Liberation] Square, left at least five people dead and several more wounded, according to reports from the Egyptian capital on Thursday.
Sustained bursts of automatic weapons fire and powerful single shots began at around around 4am local time (2.00GMT) and was ongoing more than an hour.
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Militant Vegans, this is why we can't have nice things.
Its not that I like McDonald's, which I don't, its the fact that someone would think that painting over a mural would be a good idea. This mural is more than just artwork on the side of a McDonald's, its come to be a Huntington Beach icon of sorts. Its like going down to Laguna Beach and painting "Eat all the whales" on the mural of a grey whale by Wyland. It's going to do nothing but upset people who like seeing these local quirks that make their city just that much more unique. And on top of it all, by doing this you just give vegans a bad name. So next time you militants think you're going to cause social change by putting a word on a wall, think about all the enemies you're going to make because you thought one word would make a difference.
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I needed a place to hang my hats, so I decided to make something. I build a solid wood frame and attached a backing to it. Next I painted the frame to my colour preference and painted the inner with black board paint. I wanted an oval mirrors 100x150mm, but instead I opted for a 150mm radius mirror which cost me a R100 less than the oval one.
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Former USC Trojan and recently released Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez will sign with the Philadelphia Eagles pending a physical, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Sanchez "failed physical" termination w Jets was protocol. Won't affect next step – signing with Eagles. He's on good recovery from surgery
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Sanchez has been throwing & is about "80 percent" recovered from his labrum surgery. Eagles will do their own medical eval before signing
— Chris Mortensen (@mortreport) March 24, 2014
Sanchez was released by the Jets on Friday after an up-and-down five years in the organization. An preseason shoulder injury knocked him out of the quarterback competition with rookie Geno Smith in 2013 and given the investment in the younger quarterback it was considered only a matter of time before Sanchez and New York parted ways.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia, Eagles head coach Chip Kelly is amassing an army of former Pac-12 quarterbacks. Sanchez, if he passes the physical and signs, would join Arizona's Nick Foles and fellow Trojan Matt Barkley on the roster. While he clearly has the most experience among the quarterbacks, he will likely only battle for the back up position.
Still, there are rumblings from elsewhere in the league about interest in Sanchez. Rams head coach Jeff Fisher, also a Trojan, told media at the owners meetings over the weekend that his team might be interested as well.
"I'd say that there is interest," Fisher told USAToday.com at the league's owners meetings. "I can't say how much. But there certainly would be interest. I don't have a backup with experience on the roster right now."
Unfortunately for Sanchez, opportunities are limited at this point in the NFL offseason. Most teams have already sorted out their quarterback plans and those who haven't are more interested in back ups, like the Eagles and Rams, than potential starters.
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My feelings on what is the best way to create a viable, healthy space endeavor through online collaboration. I'll try to make this is as short and easy to read as possible.
1) Accept that you might not personally make it to space. This one is important, because I have seen many startups fail when everyone tried to bite off more than they could chew, because they wanted to build their own personal spaceship. If you're serious about space, then you don't expect that you might actually be going. What you're creating is a gift to future generations; the situation now is a lot better than it was a few years ago, but still - don't base your business around your personal wants. If you do, at least be honest about it.
2) Work with your weaknesses. Don't fight your strengths. I see a lot of the same discussion here as I saw elsewhere in other places; "How do we build a rocket?" "What types of rockets should we build?" "How can we get people to buy our rockets?'. Online, decentralized organizations have two major weaknesses, typically: 1) Lack of ability to build hardware, and 2) lack of cash flow. Focusing on hardware and hardware construction is antithesis to the strengths of online ventures, which are your large network of people working for free or low cost, are typically very tech-savvy, and, in a very big way; are not involved in the industry so they don't know what is "impossible".


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With Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and friends having piled into a Toyota to promote the carmaker's tie-in to "The Muppets Most Wanted" around the Super Bowl, the characters are now headed to Subway.
Subway, which has been Disney's official fast food partner for many of its films since "Brave" and "Frankenweenie," will post a 60-second video on its Facebook page today that features Kermit and Miss Piggy inside a Subway restaurant. While there, they meet longtime Subway spokesman Jared Fogle. Subway is promoting the video across its social media channels. The ad will be shortened to a 30-second version to air on TV.
"That's what this Muppet most wanted," chimes in Kermit, with a clever reference to their upcoming film.
SEE ALSO: The Muppets Catch a Cheaper Ride to the Super Bowl with Toyota
Ad is meant to emphasize Subway's ongoing efforts to create better choices for families and to play a role in improving the eating habits of kids.
In January, Subway was recognized by the Partnership for A Healthier America for its nutritious kids' meals and continued nutritional improvements. All Subway restaurants in the U.S. now feature a "Playtime Powered By Veggies" door cling, letting both kids and families know that they can choose all the fresh vegetables for their sandwich.
Short is the latest online series of videos to feature the Muppets as Disney promotes "Most Wanted." They've also starred in a series of "Muppisodes," some of which have featured cameos by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey and WWE's Mike "The Miz" Mizanin.


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Hobo Railroad Continues Holiday Trains Tradition
LINCOLN — The Hobo Railroad recently announced the schedule for their popular Santa Express Trains which will depart weekends at 1 p.m. from the Hobo Junction Railroad Station in Lincoln.
Departures will take place starting Friday after Thanksgiving, November 29 and will operate weekends through Sunday, December 22. The restored vintage cars used for the Santa Express Trains are not only decorated for the season, but are warm and comfortable for this family-fun event. The 1 hour and 20 minute rides travel along the scenic Pemigewassett River between Lincoln and Woodstock.
"We're very excited to announce our 2013 Santa Express Train schedule", stated Paul Giblin, Director of Marketing & Business Development for the Hobo & Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroads. "The Santa Express Trains have been part of our annual schedule since the Hobo Railroad first opened in 1987. For many, enjoying Holiday cookies and hot cocoa with Santa and his Elves has become a family tradition. It's also great fun to watch the children's faces light up when Santa and his Elves surprise them with a gift aboard the train."
Ticket prices for the Hobo Railroad's Santa Express Trains are $20 for First Class and $15 for Coach Class seating (for all ages 3 and up), while ages 2 and under ride for free. Advance reservations are strongly suggested and can be made by visiting www.HoboRR.com or by calling the Hobo Railroad at (603) 745-2135 weekdays between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
2013 Santa Express Train Schedule for the Hobo Railroad:
Nov. 29 & 30, Dec. 1 – departing at 1 p.m.
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Local Dentist Kicks Off the Season With a Local Food and Toy Drive
GILFORD — Dr. Mark A. Horvath of Gilford is kicking off the holiday season with a local food and toy drive.
This holiday season, Dr. Horvath and staff are offering fast, in‐office tooth whitening for $79 for those who bring in four canned goods or a new, unwrapped toy to support the local community.
This offer is available from now until December 23 and is for patients of record. Those who are not a patient can become one by calling Horvath Dentistry at 524‐7677 to schedule a new patient exam.
The canned goods will be distributed to the local food pantry and the toys will go to children in the community whose families are going through tough, economic times.
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Tommy Turkey Announces New Website for Annual Turkey Plunge
LACONIA — Thomas Turkey, aka "Tommy", is pleased to announce a new website for the annual Turkey Plunge. The site, created just to support the Lakes Region Salvation Army, is www.saturkeyplunge.org.
Individuals can log on at this site and identify a team or individual plunger and then make a pledge using a credit card. "With just a few days to go till the Plunge on Saturday, we need to make this our best year yet for pledging support" said Tommy. Tommy reminds all that this year's Plunge will be at Opechee Cove Beach in Laconia with gates opening at 10 a.m. followed by costume judging, picture taking and warm-up exercises. The first Plunge Team will hit the water at 12 Noon.
Following the Plunge, everyone is invited to attend the luncheon at the nearby Laconia Middle School. Plungers eat for free while the general public is asked to make a $5 donation. Culinary Arts students from LRCC will be serving chili, chowder, soups and stews from some of the area's finest restaurants as well as luscious desserts baked by the college students.
This year the Plunge Committee has received support from newcomers Junior's Crush House and Big Cat Coffees. They join Hart's, Patrick's Pub, Kitchen Cravings, Fratellos, O Steak & Seafood, T-Bones, Lago and Coca Cola of Northern New England as prime sponsors of the Plunge luncheon. An array of gift cards and services will be awarded as door prizes at the luncheon.
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MEREDITH — Innisfree Bookshop, in the Mill Falls Marketplace, Meredith is pleased to announce that Lakes Region historian; Carol Lee Anderson will be signing of her latest work The New England Life of Bob Montana: Beyond the Archie Comic Strip, on Saturday, December 7 from 2-4 p.m. All are welcome.
Carol Lee Anderson's latest book focuses on Bob Montana creator of the Archie comic strip and one of America's greatest cartoonists. He always considered himself a true New Englander. Filled with the antics of the rambunctious teenagers of the fictional Riverdale High, Montana's comic strip was based on his high school years in Haverhill Massachusetts.
At the height of his career, he lived as a beloved resident in the quaint picturesque town of Meredith in the heart of the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. For nearly thirty years, he was considered an extraordinarily respected contributor to the community. Drawing from the Yankee humor he saw around him Montana deftly included local scenes, events and characters in the puns and pranks of Archie's comic-strip life. Join historian Carol Lee Anderson as she takes readers beyond the Archie comic strip and tells the story of the remarkable New England of Bob Montana.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will undergo surgery today after re-fracturing his left forearm early in the Patriots 41-28 victory over the Houston Texans. Gronk made his return in the last Patriots game (against the Miami Dolphins) after missing more than a month with the injury. The Pats actually gave Gronkowski more time off than what was initially expected, because they wanted to rest him before the playoffs started.
The loss of Gronk is a huge sting for the Patriots this deep into the playoffs, but that Pats showed that they can win without their star and still put up big points on offense. I mean, they did beat the Houston Texans 42-14 without him, but it's definitely going to be harder to beat teams like the San Francisco 49ers and, more importantly, the Baltimore Ravens without Gronkowski at Tom Brady's disposal.
What makes Gronk so valuable to the Patriots is that defenses can key in on Wes Welker and Aaron Hernandez easier when Gronk is not on the field. That is something we saw when the Pats played against the Jacksonville Jaguars, because teams with strong coverage against TEs can take Hernandez out of the game and force Brady to look to Welker and Brandon Lloyd more. There's no problem with focusing in on those two guys, but Lloyd can get taken out of the outside game by top cornerbacks and it's always better to have more options in the passing game.
The Patriots will lose some solid blocking with the loss of Gronkowski, but Daniel Fells and Michael Hoomanawanui have shown that they are no slouches as blocking themselves. In fact, they are definitely among the best blocking tight ends in the NFL today. Again, it hurts to lose Gronkowski but the Patriots looked just fine on Sunday without him.
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While the manhunt for the second suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, in the Boston Marathon bombings continues, the city of Boston and surrounding areas remain on lock down. Because of the lock down, the Boston Red Sox and Boston Bruins have decided to postpone their games, which were scheduled for Friday night.
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BREAKING: Boston Bruins and Red Sox games scheduled for Friday night postponed because of manhunt.
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 19, 2013
It is the right move and one that had to be made.
At a time like this, everyone in the area needs to do what they can to be safe and stay out of danger. For fans to gather in one highly populated area for something as trivial as a sporting event in a time like this would be a major mistake.
Kudos to the Red Sox and Bruins for making the right call.
Early on Friday morning, Tsarnaev's older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was shot and killed by police officers during a chase. Dzhokhar remains at large.
The FBI requests that anyone with information emails them at email@example.com, or call them at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).
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The Husker basketball squad has its latest international basketball player with point guard Tai Webster making the final cut for the New Zealand national basketball team.
The 'Tall Blacks', named after the black uniforms the team wear as well as a play on the 'All Blacks' nickname of the New Zealand national rugby teams, released their final roster on August 19, including the Husker guard in their final 12.
This is not Webster's first stint with the national teams of New Zealand.
In 2012, he made his debut in the FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament averaging 13.5 points per game. He established the record for youngest international player in team history at just 17 years and 35 days.
(Webster is No. 15 on the left in this Haka)
The sophomore-to-be for Tim Miles' Nebrasketball squad joins a list of former Huskers who played all over the world including 2009 third-team All-Big 12 selection Ade Dagunduro (Nigeria) and 2007-2008 second-team All-Big 12 pick Aleks Maric (Australia).
While he won't be practicing with his teammates, this is a big deal for Webster as he competes against some of the best the world has to offer on the hard wood.
He'll be relied upon as the likely starting point guard during the 2014 season, but he'll face competition from returner Benny Parker and incoming freshman Tarin Smith.
Webster's time on the team has a comfortable factor as he's joined by his older brother Corey. The brothers are 19 and 25, respectively.
The FIBA Basketball World Cup starts August 30 in Spain. New Zealand is in the same group as the United States with the two countries playing Tuesday, September 2 at 10:30 A.M. central time.
Webster will very likely be on the court with NBA stars such as Stephen Curry, James Harden, Kyrie Irving, and Derrick Rose. We can't forget the possibility of a match-up with Kyle Korver (a former Creighton Bluejay) either.
Following an amazing run to the NCAA tournament, the Huskers will definitely be playing with targets on their back. No more flying under the radar.
Webster's performance on the big stage will likely affect his confidence coming back to campus.
Going back to his freshman year, Coach Miles noted that confidence and comfort was key with the young New Zealander in an OWH article with Lee Barfknecht:
"Our point guard play is not where I want it to be. We don't shy away from that. We've got to make it better. We've got to make him feel more comfortable. We've got to spend more time with him and get him going because the competition is going to get better."
Who better for Webster to 'get going' against than some of the top stars that the NBA has to offer?
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Everyone move over, and let this one in!
Okay, so I've been waiting, and waiting and..... Now I have died and gone to absinthe heaven. From my understanding, it wasn't easy to get this off the ground and on the shelves with all the government red tape. But good things come to those with patience, and there is already a loyal following, well at least here in New Orleans. It's hard for stores to get past that eighty dollar plus price tag. My store made me prepay, but they gladly ordered and got it in for me quickly.
Color. Is a remarkable resemblance to a peridot gemstome. A light green hue which is very appealing, and is that of a true naturaly colored absinthe.
Louche. Slowly building nice layers with a healthy oil trail. Nice opalescence, and when finished was slightly milky with a light jade color.
Aroma. Robust and very aromatic. Pleasantly fills the room and I can keep my nose away from the open bottle.
Taste. Okay, here's where it really got a hold of me. My first sip exploded on my taste buds like a million new flavors and I was so taken back by it that I couldn't even sort them all out! Very rich and spicy. The spices are explosive, and mind boggling, with different flavors coming out at different times from the first sip, to the after taste. Absolutly amazing.
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Southern Straits 2015 will soon be upon us!
I am pleased to announce, Sonia Telford, Past WVYC Commodore and past Straits Chair, has agreed to take the helm of the 47th running of this West Vancouver Yacht Club classic. Sonia last chaired the Straits race in 2004 and has raced in it five times, with her husband Cam, on their Sceptre 36 AEOLUS. Sonia also chaired the 2009 Women's Keelboat Nationals with great success. I look forward to working with Sonia as she takes Straits to the next level.
I would like to thank out- going Chair Ty Abrams for his outstanding work over the last four years. Ty has brought the number of entries up to levels not seen in a few years and has worked hard to ensure the international status by convincing the US boats to come up to race. I'm not sure if it was the race or the hot tubs! Well done Ty!
As with all events, Southern Straits relies on volunteers. If you are interested in helping out in one of the many positions, please contact Sonia (firstname.lastname@example.com) or myself (email@example.com)
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Most-distant known galaxy cluster discovered
In a breakthrough, astrophysicists have discovered the most-distant known galaxy cluster that would give them a unique opportunity to study old galaxies in detail and better understand their origins.
"Our observations make this galaxy cluster one of the best-studied structures from the early universe," said lead author Andrew Newman from Carnegie Mellon University.
Named JKCS 041, the unusually distant galaxy cluster was discovered using the Hubble Space Telescope.
It captured sharp images of the distant cluster and split the starlight from the galaxies into its constituent colours, a technique known as spectroscopy.
The team found 19 galaxies at precisely the same great distance of 9.9 billion light years, the tell-tale sign of an early galaxy cluster.
A previous study using the Chandra X-ray Observatory discovered X-ray emissions in the location of JKCS 041.
"These X-rays likely originate from hot gas in JKCS 041, which has been heated to a temperature of about 80 million degrees by the gravity of the massive cluster," said Stefano Andreon from the Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera (Brera Astronomical Observatory) in Milan, Italy.
Today the largest and oldest galaxies are found in clusters, but there is a mystery about when and why these giant galaxies stopped forming new stars and became dormant, or quiescent.
Peering back to a time when the galaxies in JKCS 041 were only one billion years old - or 10 percent of their present age - the team found that most had already entered their quiescent phase.
Once massive galaxies enter their quiescent phase, they continue expanding in overall size.
This is thought to occur as galaxies collide with one another and evolve into a new, larger galaxy, said the study published in the Astrophysical Journal.
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Glad somebody else saw that. I thought I had missed something.
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Ditch the handset market and use thier secure backbone and client expertise to make secure, manageable clients for Android, iPhone and maybe Windows Phone.
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I have an external hard drive that has an 60 gb file that is a norton back up. I right click on it and click delete and of course it's to big for the recyle bin so it asked if I want to delete it permenately and I click OK but it won't delte. Am I doing something wrong?
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No, try going back to it later and deleting it. Give Windows some time to evaluate it and let you delete it.
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I got it done. I increased the size of my recycle bin so it was big enough to handle it. Then I tried to delete it and said I wasn't the administrator but I am and it wouldn't let me do it. So I did a restart and tried again and it went to the recycle bin and I emptied the bin OK and then reset my recycle back to where it was. Long way around but the end is what counts. Thank You for your response.
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The Second Coordination meeting of the C4i Project has taken place with great success in the premises of the CoE office in Brussels on June 26-27. The meeting brought together the local coordinators and the city representatives of the 11 eleven participant cities Amadora (PT), Barcelona (ES), Bilbao (ES), Botkyrka (SE), Erlangen (DE), Limerick (IE), Loures (PT), Lublin (PL), Nuremberg (DE), Patras (GR) and Sabadell (ES).
In addition, to the meeting attended and contributed members of the European Commission (DG HOME), Council of Europe experts and from the Ukrainian Intercultural Cities network.
During the meeting the priorities of the European Commission in regard to immigration and integration were presented, followed by a presentation on the part of each city of its experience and the status of the local campaign so far. The activities already completed were articulated and the description of the local networks established ensued.
During this session the representatives of the cities had the opportunity to constructively engage with each other and share ideas on how to better design and implement their plans of local campaign.
After the experience of Barcelona, who has already successfully implemented an anti-rumours campaign, all C4i cities are now formulating their own distinctive campaign adapted to their respective needs.
Training of antirumours agents, one of main objectives of the C4i project, as a tool for social engagement was also discussed during the meeting.
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Linda Nieves-Powell is the president and CEO of the multimedia entertainment company, Latino Flavored Productions, Inc. based in New York, which she founded in 1995. As well as a playwright, author, mother, wife, and entrepreneur.
I spoke with Linda over the phone in November. Here's Linda…
What is the short version of how you founded Latino Flavored Productions in 1995?
I was writing seriously for two years; I started in '93. I was a little frustrated because I didn't know how to get any of my stuff out. I would send it out and I really wouldn't hear much. In '95 I decided to try to produce on my own to get my stuff out and that's how it started.
You started a company!
I did. The funny thing is it all came back to me. When I was 9, I would invite kids to my backyard, give them scripts to read, and we would do these plays. So, when I started to do this, it was so natural for me. I didn't think twice. I sort of knew instinctively what to do.
I guess when you place that thing out in the universe, you also start meeting people that lean that way—and that's exactly what happened. I met someone who became my co-producer and produced my first show. We're still friends, it's so wild.
So, I started by taking that huge risk. What it eventually grew into I had no idea that that was going to happen.
You state in the mission of Latino Flavored Productions that: "Our productions reflect the desired quality entertainment that speaks to today's Latino audiences and that will introduce an entirely hip new flavor of entertainment to mainstream.� Can you talk more about this, and what you mean by "desired quality entertainment�?
I take great pride in learning craft. I've spent a lot of time studying what I do. I'm self-taught for the most part. I make sure that whatever we do is well written and well acted. That's what I mean by quality. Not just getting things together and throwing it up there. I really do take care of every detail of the production.
I also never try to be anything that I'm not. The voices you hear, yes, they're very Latina. But, they're not alien to everyone else. We try to touch on universal themes that affect all of us. When you walk into my show, you know it's a Latino thing going on. There's no doubt. But you never feel isolated or alienated when you're sitting in the audience and you're not Latino. That was my intention as an artist. I wanted to create that and I still work on doing that. My first book coming out on Simon & Schuster, [Freestyle Chicas] is with the same intention: create a very Latino product that will speak to many.
What do you mean by Latino product? Are all the characters Latino or Latina?
The product itself being the book or the play, are pretty much all Latino. My world, whenever I write, is always Latino. It's rare that I'll write something where there is one Latino character and everybody else is not. I just kind of like that world. [Laughs] I'm so free in that world. When you think about it, when you're not in that world, it's sort of hard to be you. You sort of have to change and adapt to every situation, especially if you're in corporate America.
Do you write all the scripts and plays that you produce?
Yes, for the most part everything under Latino Flavored until now. I actually went and found somebody by the name of Jenny Saldana who wrote two plays and I am going to be producing them. She's remarkable. I found a kindred spirit. Although she's Dominican and I'm Puerto Rican, we are like sisters. The voice, the humor. It's really funny because when we sat and we talked, we screamed out loud like two kids when we found out John Leguizamo was our inspiration. "Yeah, you know, somebody gave me this tape of this guy on HBO and the show was called 'Mambo Mouth.'� And I was like, "Oh my God! That's the same show that inspired me to write!�
I want to do this more often, actually. [Produce other writers] I would really like to give the opportunity because first of all, writing is a task. It's hard, and I like to do it well. I would like to give those opportunities to people who have something to say.
Do you consciously try to tackle certain issues through your productions?
Always. I am an activist and an artist. I want to touch upon things in everything that I write. For me, one of the biggest things is racism within our own community. Growing up I had to experience that with my own father saying things.
In Jenny's piece, she's 34 years old and is diagnosed with breast cancer and gets a double mastectomy. But her play is so funny. A lot of the stuff that I do is very women-oriented. It's about women.
I do purposely, even in my novel, as funny as it is, I do talk about race. I talk about stereotypes in the Latino community. But I never do it in a hit-you-over-the-head kind of way. I sneak it in. Nobody wants to be lectured to. The hardest part is to creatively mold what it is that you want to say without taking away from the story. Without being so preachy. That's my challenge all the time.
What inspired you to write your first novel, Freestyle Chicas?
I have a girlfriend that I knew since I was 12 years old. We grew up together until our late 20s and then we lost touch. She had two kids, I had no kids. I was single, she was married. Our lives were completely different. I was on party mode and she was on mom mode. And we lost touch. After years of not seeing her I get an email one day, and she's like, "Is this Linda Nieves?� I was like, "Oh, my Lord!� We immediately hooked up and we started IMing each other afterwards.
Our instant messages were so funny. That's how I started my book. She inspired me and everything that we talked about: "Remember back in the day when we used to do this? And we used to go party?� It became a book about the past, and how to let go. And what it is not to be able to let go of that past. How to move forward. The book is very spiritual. I do that a lot. There's always a spiritual journey in all of my stuff. But it's also a lot of fun.
What are some of the projects that Latino Flavored Productions has out now?
"José Can Speak� is a huge hit this season. That was something that I wanted to do because when I would go on these college tours, the guys in the audience would ask me constantly, "Can you do something for guys?� And I would say, "I can't do that, you guys should do that. I don't know what you want to talk about.� But one day I decided to try it.
I auditioned guys to see what they had to say about being men. Nobody wanted to step forward, which was no surprise because men don't talk easily about those feelings. They just don't come forward that easily. I then started thinking about someone in my past. ["José Can Speak�] is based on a real guy that I knew. I started writing a monologue about him and his issues. It's women's take on a man because we play the man. We may be acting as men, but it truly is a burgeoning of both female and male in that one character. Any of the emotion that the man can't give, we give. But we did not play it as women. We did not cry like crazy. We held back the way a man does, but we said things a man would never say. This is a very popular play now on the college circuit.
I'm just so busy with the novel now. I really want to finish the "Latina Sex Project� that I started a year ago. I interviewed so many women. But the new stuff with Jenny Saldana—"Dancing in the Mirror�—we're going to sort of incorporate those monologues with some of my monologues to make a new show.
Is "Dancing in the Mirror� about breast cancer?
"Dancing in the Mirror� was her first piece about the Latina experience. She wrote five monologues from very funny, diverse Latinas. I'm using about four of those and using two of mine. All of these characters have one thing in common: to dance in the mirror at certain points in each piece. It's under the umbrella title, "Soul Latina,� featuring "Dancing in the Mirror.�
"Pink� I'm actually going to workshop at the Nuyorican [Poets Cafe] this spring. That's what I do now. There's a new play every year we're workshopping it at the Nuyorican. And workshopping is just putting it on its feet to see how it goes. Invite the public, get some responses, develop it more, and then take it out to the colleges.
The colleges have been unbelievable. They are so supportive. I get colleges that call me three and four times. I had to tell Rutgers that I didn't have anything new this year. I had to refer them to someone else I knew. I just don't have the time to write something new every year.
Do you perform mostly for college audiences?
I didn't before. And now that I'm doing it, this is all I want to do because I have a built-in audience now. It's very different when you're doing a show at the Nuyorican or Off Broadway. It's very risky. It's a lot of money. When you go on the college circuit, somebody is paying you to come out and perform your show, and they're letting you know how they really feel about it. When a show is a hit on the college circuit, everybody finds out about it. All the sorority sisters will call somebody; somebody in Florida will call somebody in Boston. Before you know it, we have a tour going on. That to me is a lot easier and better than waiting for somebody to come along and give you that chance to put your show on.
I never expected to go this route. This is something that opened up. I really do think that the internet had everything to do with the company's growth and success. Otherwise, no one would have known about us. If this had been ten years ago, it would have been a whole different story.
You posted your work on the web?
Yeah, that's pretty much how the "Yo Soy Latina!� ["I am Latina!�] show grew because of a monologue I wrote and posted on the internet. Women across the country told me that they were inspired by it. And that's what inspired the eventual play, "Yo Soy Latina!�
The internet for me has been instrumental. It is the number one tool that's got me where I am today. I think that goes for a lot of people, especially Latinos. We don't have it that way.
The money to get publicity.
Have you faced any particular challenges over the years with Latino Flavored Productions?
I've been very lucky. The only challenges are that I'm a one-woman production company and sometimes I become very overwhelmed. I have to delegate the work, but it gets harder and harder to maintain all of it.
I remember the first three years, every October I would do inventory. I'd figure out what I'm going to do the following year. I remember one year was get more media. The next year would be to buy some more equipment. Every year I had this plan. This year I wanted to bring in a writer, and I did that. So, I've had to really think like a business person and then I have to get into writer creative mode. It gets nuts sometimes. I have a 7-year-old, I'm married, and I have a house that I have to take care of.
How do you feel about stereotypes and the misperceptions of Latinos in the mainstream media?
I hate them. And I'm tired. But I'll tell you what I hate more though. I hate when my own people do it. I see enough out there that's being written and I go, "People, let's just twist it. It takes a little bit of creative energy to put a twist on a stereotype.� It's really easy to get up there and act like a crack addict. But what's not easy is to humanize that crack addict.
There was a time when there were a lot of these independent films coming out and they were all about drug dealers. Who was writing them? Latin guys. And I said, "Boy, what is it going to take for these people to see beyond that?�
I like what Salma [Hayek] did with "Ugly Betty.� Somebody asked me at a Columbia University performance, "What do you think about the stereotypes? The women, they're really sexy.� You know something, when Salma puts her hands on something I tend to trust it because she doesn't seem to be the person that would do anything like that. I think the reason that there are sexy women [in the show] is because it's about fashion, and it's based on a telenovela [Spanish-language soap opera]. I don't have a problem with that. And Salma is a sexy woman herself. It's not about that. They created this wonderful character that is beautiful on the inside and is very universal. I like the show, and I like what she's done with it.
Do you think Latino/as stereotyping Latino/as happens because of money or because the stereotypes are so common?
I don't think they know. There is a group that is out there now. They put together a comedy troupe. One of the people involved told me to look at their stuff. I looked at about seven skits. Each and every last one of them was stereotypical. And I said [to myself], I could keep my mouth shut and I could call her and say, "Yeah, it's great. Just keep doing what you do.� Because sometimes when you tell people the truth, they don't know how to take you. But if I have information that could help somebody out—I'm going to give it. I have a passion for what I do, and why not share that information with someone else?
So, I said to her, "Listen, I'm going to be honest with you. You can take this information and throw it away. Do whatever you want with it. But I want to give you this information. Those characters that you created are all one-dimensional. You need to create a twist. What is your intention?� This is a word that I use all the time with my actresses. Even for myself. What is my intention in a project? When I speak to the actresses, "What is your intention in that role?� I asked that girl, "What are you trying to do? What are you trying to say?�
You know people sit there and write, but they're writing these superficial, very off the cuff things and I don't know why they even wrote it. What are your issues? What are your passions? What do you want to talk about? What are your ideas and opinions? Those should be instilled in those characters. That's what gives a character life. She agreed with me actually. They want to put this on television. It's absolutely not ready for television.
How do you feel about being named one of the 100 most influential Hispanics by Hispanic Business Magazine?
I never expected it. It's really great. When those things come up and you don't expect them, that's when it's even better. I'm happy. I felt a responsibility when that happened to keep doing what I do and making sure that I do the right things by my people. I also don't live for that, but I know there's a responsibility. It's a nice extra. It's a nice bonus.
How does your family feel about your work? Have they always been supportive of your writing?
No, they haven't. [Laughs] When I started "Yo Soy Latina!� my mom said I didn't belong in New York. "Get out of there!� And I was like, "Ma, I don't know. There's something about 'Yo Soy Latina!'� Then I would work on it, and they would say, "Oh, how nice. But when are you going to get a job? When are you going to get a real job?� And I talk about this a lot. They always thought [my writing] was impractical. Now, they can't believe it. They're like "Wow!� They're very excited, very proud. My mother used to send me these cards that would make me cry.
What advice do you have for young Latinas who are trying to make it in the entertainment industry? Or to write like you?
I want them to first of all, live their truth. Whatever that may be at that moment, to live their truth. Too many people I know would change their name thinking they would get more jobs. I think once you compromise yourself, you compromise yourself and then you're not living your truth. Live your truth. Be proud of who you are. Don't be afraid of being who you are.
I think most importantly, study. Study the heck out of whatever it is that you're doing. Study the great people. That is what I love about the masters, like Meryl Streep. Or when you watch a movie that's done beautifully. Or a book that you read. That is the craft. Just love the craft. It takes a long time before you can perfect it. I'm still learning and I continue to learn. Because a lot of girls think they're going to make it because of how they look. That could possibly happen. That might put you somewhere. But it's not going to sustain you. I think if you can master something that no one else can do, then you have a little name that you carved out for yourself.
And state your intention immediately. Your intention can change, but state it. Know your intention.


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Yesterday Google formally announced it is acquiring Motorola for $12.5 billion dollars in an effort to stem off intellectual property lawsuits from companies such as Apple, Oracle and Microsoft; here is the official investor's notice to Google owners and here is the live blogging record from the press conference. The rest of this post will examine some of the benefits of this acquisition through related links and other external information. In a way, what you will see is my own research on this interesting move on Google's part; I hope you find it informative.
Here is an snippet from the official investor's notice which outlines very basically the reason for the purchase:
The acquisition of Motorola Mobility, a dedicated Android partner, will enable Google to supercharge the Android ecosystem and will enhance competition in mobile computing. Motorola Mobility will remain a licensee of Android and Android will remain open. Google will run Motorola Mobility as a separate business.
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Android is an example of open-source software that is designed to allow outside engineers to tinker with the way it works. While that makes Android highly customizable—companies using the software can optimize it for their devices—it also has left the operating system vulnerable to intellectual-property lawsuits.
Motorola's patents will help Google address that weakness, which already has prompted a lawsuit by database giant Oracle Corp. Motorola, of Libertyville, Ill., holds or has applied for a total of 24,500 patents.
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