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I'm trying to install Fedora 19. After my computer booted from installation DVD for about 20 minutes, it displays white screen with 'Oh no! Something has gone wrong.' message. I've tried 3 times and it still persists.
Never mind this answer. It's not applicable to the actual situation the OP finds himself in.
Might be this bug from the Fedora 15/16 upgrade returning in the Fedora 18/19 upgrade:
That bug suggests it's a problem with the gnome-settings-daemon crashing on startup due to mismatched color profiles (which apparently changed between releases, but were not updated properly via the updater). Changing to a different console,as terdon suggested:
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Another thread: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=272232 suggests it's a problem with come incomplete updates during the upgrade. Switching to another console as above and logging will allow you to look see if that's the case.
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I encountered a very useful dictionary eight years ago, but have never been able to find a copy of it because I don't know what it's called. It not only gave examples in context of how to use the words, but also gave examples of how NOT to use the word (marked with an 【误】, if I remember correctly). Can anyone identify a dictionary that has this feature?
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I recommend this《小學生的國語辭典》approved by the Taiwanese Ministry of Education for their primary school students. It contains the following features:
Note that the dictionary is written in traditional Chinese (繁体字) and that it is availabe on Google Books.


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I see this come up sometimes in idioms, and I find it easy to understand but not easy to use
(1) Is it used to spoken comparisons or analogies? Or is it only for literary, formal, fixed expression?
If it can be used to make new expressions, (2) What is the proper syntax?
(3) Can both adjectives and adverbs be used?
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I see this come up sometimes in idioms, and I find it easy to understand but not easy to use
It is more of a literary/formal expression; It's not really colloquial.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by making "fresh" analogies. If you mean "Can you make new formal/literary expressions when writing literature?"- the answer is yes. 如 is not bound to any fixed idioms/expressions. With that said, it helps to learn the root meaning of the word so you can use it how you want:
Take the following usage in a "fresh" expression:
And 如, as you know, is also used in several fixed word pairs:
Hope this helps.
If you want to find the words having same meaning as 如, I think there are "likely" or "as if" or "seems to be". On one hand, it's a formal expression in some context, e.g.,
On the other hand, 如 is used to make metaphor rather than comparison in strict sense. For example,
So that's two points I want to say. Any question?
如 can be found frequently and in useful phrases, and to give you some confidence, I also find it easy to understand but not very easy to summarize its usage.
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14 Aug 2007 2:15 AM #1
[Ext.ux.UploadDialog] upload dialog extension.
just created the Upload dialog extension, any feedback is highly appreciated.
description and download page is here at http://www.max-bazhenov.com/dev/upload-dialog.phpUse the force - read the source.
14 Aug 2007 3:13 AM #2
hi max,
tested it short and this tool looks nice.
but somehow it is a bit similar to jozefs file file uploader.
what i am still missing in general by uploadtools, is the possibility, to select multiple files or even folders at once. i have not worked with it yet, but think that it is only possible with using flash or a plugin...
when using php in the backend, it would be possible to integrate a status-bar to see, how much of a file is already submitted / still missing. im not sure, if / how it is possible in other serverside-languages, but guess it is.
in your extension, i like the small grid-view in the dialog, which makes it possible via sorting, which file is uploaded first.
the abort-button is not working as intended right now, i guess.
it stops an upload after one file is completed.
if you just upload one big file, it does nothing.
interesting project! kind regards, tobiu
14 Aug 2007 3:31 AM #3
Hi, tobiu,
Use the force - read the source.
14 Aug 2007 4:02 AM #4
hi max,
the ext.ajax class has a method abort().
have not tested it though.
"in your extension, i like the small grid-view in the dialog, which makes it possible via sorting, which file is uploaded first."
i meant, that your upload queue always submits the first row of the grid, then the second etc. (chronologically).
i inserted 3 files and sorted the grid by the column filename.
then the upload-order was different from the order, i inserted my files into the queue.
i am not sure if the row-model of the grid support exchanging rows via drag and drop, but if so, users could complete order their files to their own upload-priority before uploading them to the server.
kind regards, tobiu
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14 Aug 2007 8:32 AM #6
Hi MaximGB!
That's (almost) exactly what I was looking for. Fantastic! (I just registered for you :p)
I have 2 questions :
- Is there anyway to simply limit the number of uploaded file? (1...n)
- Is it possible to upload the file directly when I choose a file? And so, have more than 1 process if I choose 5 files... and maybe give the possibility to put the upload process dialog on background (hide it)
14 Aug 2007 8:49 AM #7
Hi, Nikoms, thanks for response
Yes I think that disabling the close button during upload process is too restrictive, and I just was to curious. I will change this behaviour to not disabling in the next version.
p.s. And I think I know how to do the proper abort for the large files... at least Opera and FF already shows me the good results, IE as usual do on it's own way.Use the force - read the source.
14 Aug 2007 10:06 AM #8
Hi, Maxim.
Very good extension.
Is it possibly to display:
Avg. speed
Rem. time
14 Aug 2007 10:11 AM #9
14 Aug 2007 11:20 AM #10It's possible to implement with help of uploadprogress php pecl extension, or with one of the flash uploading components, but this are the future plans only.
Extension doesn't work with ExtJs 2.0:
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GENESEO, N.Y. - - Cyril Oberlander, interim director of SUNY Geneseo's Milne Library, is the winner of the Reference and User Services Association's (RUSA) 2012 Virginia Boucher-OCLC Distinguished Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Librarian Award. It's the first time individuals from the same institution have won the award in succeeding years. Ed Rivenburgh, information delivery services (IDS) project director at Milne, received the award last year.
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The selection committee praised Oberlander for the excellence and scope of his work with the Information Delivery Services (IDS) Project, a resource sharing cooperative within New York State. Members are from public and private academic libraries, New York Public Library and the New York State Library. They also noted his leadership and mentor role as the Internal Project Consultant for the IDS Project team and the GIST team responsible for the Getting it Systems Toolkit (GIST). This innovative approach to ILL practice--an important contribution to ILL services for the entire ILL community--is a set of customizable tools and workflows that enhance interlibrary loan, just-in-time acquisitions services, purchase requesting and cooperative collection development efforts.
In addition, the committee recognized Oberlander's prior work at the University of Virginia and Portland State University, where he created a wireless scanning book truck/mobile library workstation, and as the co-creator of LibStatCAT, a library statistical collection analysis tool, and STATCAT, an interlibrary loan statistical database.
Oberlander received his MLS degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His most recent publications include a chapter on the future of ILL in "Interlibrary Loan Practices Handbook, 3rd edition," (American Library Association, 2011), and "Point-of-Need Collection Development: The Getting It System Toolkit (GIST) and a New System for Acquisitions and Interlibrary Loan Integrated Workflow and Collection Development," co-authored with Kate Pitcher, Tim Bowersox and Mark Sullivan, "Collection Management," vol 35. (3) 2010, p.222-236, which was republished in "Patron-driven acquisitions: current successes and future directions," (Routledge, 2011).
The award, a citation and $2,000 cash prize, will be presented in June at the American Library Association Annual Conference in Anaheim, Calif.
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The Blues had the option to recall the Belgian forward in January but their opportunity to do so expired on Monday, meaning he will remain at the Hawthorns until the summerChelsea striker Romelu Lukaku is set to see out the rest of his season-long loan at West Brom.
The Blues had inserted a January recall clause in the terms of the striker's deal with the Baggies, but that option expired on Monday.
This means the forward will remain at the Hawthorns until the summer, as he looks to build on the impressive form which has seen him net seven times in 21 appearances.
The 19-year-old helped Steve Clarke's side get off to a blistering start to the season, with the Midlands outfit currently seventh in the table despite a recent dip in form.
The Belgian is set to face tough competition upon his eventual return to Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea having recently purchased striker Demba Ba to battle with Fernando Torres for a starting berth.


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Entries in 'medal of honor' (2)
The Medal of Honor killer: A Call of Duty story
Over the decades, the global video games industry has seen some fierce rivalries. Sonic vs Mario. FIFA vs PES. Xbox vs PlayStation.
GamesAid gets a cut of EA's Humble Origin Bundle
Electronic Arts is giving a slice of the cash raised by its current Humble Bundle to UK games industry charity GamesAid.


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19 Apr 2012 5:37 AM #1
userAlias with a dot is rejected
Import from old Ext Designer into "Architect" was successful.
Unfortunatelly Architect keeps erasing userAlias properties of my components, because it disallows "." in userAlias name.
There is nothing wrong in using a dot in aliases and I've been doing that for a year now. It's most commonly used in mid to large apps with different modules, where aliases would otherwise overlap (i.e. "users.Grid" != "products.Grid" alias).
Please fix it!
19 Apr 2012 6:11 AM #2
I'll look into this. Get you a response soon.Phil Strong
7 Oct 2012 2:59 PM #3
I hate to necro old threads, but it seems this issue still has not been resolved. If it's by design a short explanation wouldn't hurt either.
8 Oct 2012 12:44 AM #4
It's just an old, abandoned bug ... not really "necro" since it's still OPEN, as in not-fixed
9 Oct 2012 12:15 PM #5
I believe that this is not allowed by the framework and/or the loader itself. Typically a dot denotes folder structure
~/views/donkey/boy.jsPhil Strong
9 Oct 2012 12:22 PM #6
Cancel that I was looking at userClassName which would refer to the above.
from the docs on Ext JS 4 - Using a dot in the alias other than the name will cause Ext.ComponentQuery.query to fail on that alias. For example alias: 'widget.sencha.coolpanel'. Using Ext.ComponentQuery.query('sencha.coolpanel') will not work. See http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...aining-./page3 for more details.
Not sure if it works now. Clearly this is a bug but I'm not sure the framework team intended namespaces outside of widget, store, model (predefined ones)
List of short aliases for class names.Phil Strong
9 Oct 2012 9:31 PM #7
Yes Phil.
It's a nasty, old, stinky bug.
I use dot aliases since Ext 3, because they're essential for a modular app or one with tens of widgets.
The following works perfectly in Ext 4.x, even though that Architect thingy is lacking:
// inside a class alias: 'widget.contacts.ContactEvents', // I have those everywhere... // inside a controller: views: ['contacts.ContactEvents' ... ] // later: items: [{ xtype: 'contacts.ContactEvents' ... }]
16 Oct 2012 10:42 AM #8
A workaround would be to change those dots to underscore
not perfect I know. If this bug is fixed I'd say for sure we should get this in there but I don't want to add a feature that can also introduce a bug.Phil Strong
16 Oct 2012 11:42 AM #9
So basically:
- "yes, it's a bug, we won't fix it and we don't care"
Need I remind you, that it's something that was broken with the introduction of Architect ? It was working fine with "Designer". If in doubt, just install "Ext Designer" and type in any alias with a dot. Worked perfectly.
18 Oct 2012 6:29 AM #10
I never ever said I didn't care. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Mitchell Simoens is looking into whether it's still a CQ bug in most current SDKs (Ext JS 4.0.x,Ext JS 4.1.x, Touch 2.0.x, Touch 2.1.x)
If by miracle it's fixed then we'll turn it on.Phil Strong


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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The lingering effects of a winter storm will let state employees sleep in a little Friday.
Gov. Sam Brownback says executive branch state offices in all 105 Kansas counties will delay opening until 10 am Friday. They were closed Thursday for all non-essential personnel.
"The snowstorm that has gripped our state for the last 48 hours will be winding down tonight. But our state, county and city public works crews will need time to continue to clear the roads as well as parking lots and sidewalks," Brownback said in a statement released Thursday night. "This delay will give them time to ensure safe travel in the morning and ample parking and safe access to all state office buildings."
In addition, Brownback said agency secretaries and other Executive Branch appointing authorities outside Shawnee County may opt to extend their delay based on local conditions.
Brownback's decision does not include employees in the Board of Regents, Regents Institutions, the Judicial Branch or the Legislative Branch. Those entities make their own determinations.
Kansas Judicial Branch spokesperson Ron Keefover said the Kansas Judicial Center in Topeka, including the Kansas Supreme Court and Kansas Court of Appeals, will open at 10:30 am Friday. The decision does not apply to local courts, which will make decisions based on their local conditions.
State employees can find further information at www.kansas.gov/employee.


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Hyundai Azera 2012 got introduced at the LA Auto Show 2011. Azera is the fifth vehicle to adopt the company's signature Fluidic Sculpture design language. Tucson, Accent, Elantra, Sonata and Azera now all have a modern, sleek, sophisticated style, creating the illusion of constant motion. This flagship Fluidic Sculpture sedan also features a more powerful Lambda II 3.3-liter GDI engine, six-speed transmission, best-in-class combined fuel economy of 23 miles per gallon and a wide range of advanced safety equipment.


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Friday's win over Oak Glen put Catholic Central back in the playoff hunt heading into the second half of the season. According to Joe Eitel's unofficial computer standings, the Crusaders are seventh in the Division VI's Region 21.
Mogadore leads the region followed by Malvern.
Big Red stands fifth in Division III, Region 11. Millersburg West Holmes is the new leader with Alliance Marlington second.
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CARRYING THE BALL — Steubenville Catholic Central's Brenton Colabella carries the ball during Friday's 28-6 win over host Oak Glen. The Crusaders are 3-2 and in the playoff hunt.
-- Courtesy Jamie Olmstead
ON THE MOVE — Oak Glen's David Campbell carries the ball during Oak Glen's 28-6 loss Friday at home to Steubenville Catholic Central.
-- Courtesy Jamie Olmstead
Indian Creek, thanks to Saturday's 28-0 shutout of Bellaire, occupies the eighth spot in the region. The Redskins blanked the Big Reds for the second consecutive year. The Creek D scored a touchdown (Monty McClelland rumbling 35 yards with a fumble recovery).
In addition, the defense forced two other fumbles (one coming via an outstanding play by Logan Woods) and came up with an interception in the end zone courtesy of Frank Kamarec.
Meanwhile, the Redskin rushing game was clicking on all cylinders, getting 373 yards and two scores. Woods collected 136 on 21 totes.
Harrison Central stands fifth in Region 15 of Division IV.
Ironton is No. 1 with St. Clairsville in second.
Madonna made a statement Friday night by scoring 60 at Cameron.
The West Virginia Class A ranks are rather tight this season with Magnolia, Wahama, Wheeling Central, Clay-Battelle, Williamstown all battling it out with the Blue Dons.
The interesting thing will see what the numbers shake out to be at the end of 11 weeks and which team is in which side of the bracket.
And, do not count out Oak Glen.
Strong night:
Quarterback Ross Comis' performance in Madonna's 60-14 drubbing over Cameron nearly overshadowed the impressive showing of teammate Elliott Nero. Comis rushed for 124 yards and threw for 120 more. He was involved in four Blue Don touchdowns.
Nero, however, was just as impressive. He ran for 126 stripes and a pair of touchdowns. In addition, he took a Dragon kickoff 85 yards for a score.
The first half of the 2012 football season is in the books and six of the 11 teams in The Herald Star/Daily Times coverage area are residing above the .500 mark.
Big Red, Harrison Central and Indian Creek all stand at 4-1. Madonna, which already has survived the state mandated bye week, is 3-1. Catholic Central and Buckeye Local are 3-2.
From a statistical standpoint, some large numbers were posted during the initial five weeks.
Catholic Central's Brenton Colabella leads the area in passing yardage with 1,300. He has completed 60 percent of his passes for an area best 16 touchdowns. Brooke's Alec Buchmelter is second with 759 yards. Comis has connected on 65 percent of his passes to pace that category.
Zach Herrington has been on the receiving end of 23 Colabella passes for 428 yards and six scores. He leads the area in all three categories. Brooke's Hunter Wallace is second in receptions with 16. Harrison Central's Nate Olmstead averages 31 yards a grab and has the lead in that category.
Olmstead's teammate, Maurtice Hython, tops the area in rushing yardage with 741. Weir's William Larch is next with 593. Comis and Edison's Chris Graziani both have seven rushing touchdowns. Comis averages 10 yards per trip and ranks as the area leader.
Graziani is the individual scoring with 50 (eight touchdowns and a two-point conversion). Comis is second with 44.
The defenses of Madonna and Big Red share the honor of allowing the least yards per game. Both surrender 202. The Blue Dons have held their foes to 12 points an outing, the best at this point in the season.
Central's offense has compiled the most yardage (1,810) with Harrison Central right behind at 1,809. Madonna averages 419 yards a game and 45 points to pace both categories.
Who are those guys?
The Valley Lumberjacks probably won't soon forget the night they met the Glenn brothers from Toronto.
Freshman Blaze and junior Chez combined for 398 of Toronto's 413 total yards as the Red Knights cracked the win column with a 28-14 victory.
Blaze, the Red Knight quarterback, went 11 of 14 for 135. Nate Stewart was on the receiving end of eight of Blaze's passes for 88 yards. He also collected 164 rushing yards on 13 trips and scored once.
Chez had 99 yards rushing and scored twice. Just for good measure, Blaze also had a pass interception.
10 key snaps:
There were 127 snaps of the football in the Big Red-Massillon game at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Friday. Just 10 played a relevant role in the 24-7 Tiger victory.
Massillon used half of those 10 on its opening drive, which produced a 70-yard scoring drive. Critical snap six came on Big Red's first punt. Tiger Marcus Whitfield took that kick back 81 yards for a touchdown.
Snap seven was linked to Massillon's fake punt, Brady Tonn passing instead of kicking and finding Ryan Rambo for 31 yards and a first down. Two snaps later (number eight) Kyle Kempt tossed a scoring strike to Tonn.
The final two snaps involved plays by the Massillon. One resulted in a 12-yard Big Red loss on a key possession following Steubenville's lone score of the evening. The other came when Big Red was unable to convert a fourth and two at the Tiger 19 late in the first half.
Big Red ran 58 offensive plays compared to 47 for the Tigers. In addition, Steubenville won the time of possession battle (29:59 to 18:01). Also Reno Saccoccia's club converted five of 15 third down opportunities while the winners were just one of nine.
The final game stats also reveal just how tough Massillon's defense was. Big Red was credited with 50 net rushing yards. They actually lost more yards rushing (51) than they gained. The Steubenville ground attack was hampered by injuries to Robert Hayden and Teshawn Luke. Hayden went out early in the game and Luke was limited to mostly defensive duty.
Plenty of O:
Buckeye Local and Edison made sure their 20th overall meeting was one to remember. The teams combined for 783 yards of offense as the Panthers held on for a 30-26.
Buckeye Local had 424 (194 on ground and 230 through air). Edison finished with 359 (211 running and 148 passing).
Nathan Kirk had a monster night for coach Phil Pest's club. He threw for 230 yards and two scores and added 62 more on the ground as Buckeye Local moved to 3-2.
Shane Duncan and Devan Pyciak had five receptions each. Caleb Agnew got into the act by returning a kickoff 80 yards for a score.
For Edison, Graziani had another productive evening, gaining 126 on 16 carries and a score. Nolan Marcus passed for 148 and ran for 68 and a couple of six-pointers.
"It feels really good to be 3-2 at the midway point," said Pest, "but we got some tough ones coming up starting with Martins Ferry next week."
A new balance:
After two weeks on the road, Catholic Central will return to the friendly confines of Harding Stadium for Saturday's homecoming battle against Conotton Valley.
In Friday's 28-6 victory over Oak Glen, Steve Daley's club showed some new offensive balance, running for 115 yards and passing for 132.
"The run game really came through for us tonight," Daley said following the battle with the Golden Bears. "Those were two things we knew coming into this season, we were going to need to play defense and we were going to need to run the ball to win key games and we did those things tonight."
The Crusader D held Oak Glen to 106 on the ground and 61 in the air. It also accounted for a touchdown when Herrington sprinted 39 yards with a fumble recovery.
Doug Maslowski paced the Central ground game, getting 101 yards and a score on 13 carries. For the season, he's recorded 381 stripes on 53 trips. Maslowski already has compiled 130 yards more in five weeks than the top Crusader rusher did in the entire season last year.
Top stats:
Running wild: 164, B. Glenn, Toronto, touchdown; 136, Woods, Creek; 126, Graziani, Edison, touchdown; 126, Nero, Madonna, two touchdowns; 124, Comis, Madonna, touchdown; 101, Maslowski, Central, touchdown; 99, C. Glenn, Toronto, 2 touchdowns; 90, Hython, Harrison Central.
Gunslingers: 230, Kirk, Buckeye Local, 16 of 27, two2 scores; 148, Marcus, Edison, 9 of 18, score; 135, B. Glenn, Toronto, 11 of 14; 132, Colabella, Central, 12 of 26, two scores; 128, Rashaen Mitchell, Harrison Central, 6 of 12, score; 120, Comis, Madonna, 12 of 15, three scores; 100, Buchmelter, Brooke, 11 of 20, score.
Hands team: 8, Stewart, Toronto, 88; 5, Duncan, Buckeye Local, 116, touchdown; 5, Pyciak, Buckeye Local, 59; 4, Wallace, Brooke, 32; 4, Evan Westlake, Big Red, 47; 4, Herrington, Central, 40, touchdown; 3, Thomas Cole, Brooke, 18; 3, Joey Chadwick, Toronto, 47; 3, Austin Marshall, Buckeye Local, 49; 3, Chris Virtue, Edison, 48; 3, Garrett Hypes, Madonna, 38, touchdown; Marcello Biondillo, Madonna, 19, touchdown; 2, Olmstead, Harrison Central, 89, touchdown;


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In our project we have a user to sign on after filling the CAPTCHA code. Right now it's working fine and I am a beginner to this field.
I am confused how to write a test case for the CAPTCHA code
In our project we have a user to sign on after filling the CAPTCHA code. Right now it's working fine and I am a beginner to this field.
I am confused how to write a test case for the CAPTCHA code
Many of the preceding answers are directed at testing the behavior of the captcha from a customers POV (enter valid, invalid, etc.). But, if you are testing an actual captcha generator that your dev's wrote then you should go deeper. Also, there is some important information about the captcha generator you're testing that would be important for functional testing.
For example,
Some other information needed for behavioral testing from the UI could include
There are two questions here: (1) test case itself; (2) ability to automate testing.
As per the first topic, you just describe it in a form of
or, alternatively (depending on your policy of writing TC's):
Automating this process is slightly different. Since the key to testing is ability to reproduce, you can't afford different CAPTCHA's within the same test. However, you can (and should) make tests for valid, invalid, empty responses.
For this purpose, you should develop a dummy CAPTCHA provider that will have exactly the same interface as the "production" CAPTCHA provider has, but will return only a well-known image(s).
The purpose of a CAPTCHA is to verify a human is submitting the form. By definition, if you could automate this interaction, the functionality would fail. But you didn't ask about automation, so that's just an aside.
Think about it from a functional perspective - does it let you submit when you enter the right input? Does it keep you out if you don't enter the right input? What kinds of invalid input might trick it into letting you in?
Think about it from a usability perspective - is the CAPTCHA easy enough for a human to read? Is it still tough enough for a program to detect and read?
Do some research about CAPTCHAs and how they've been known to succeed and fail. That may give you ideas about how to test.
Have a look at this testing Cheat Sheet for some more ideas. If you're a beginner, it may help you with future tests too. http://testobsessed.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/testheuristicscheatsheetv1.pdf
Example for manual testing, if you mean it:
For me the CAPTCHA consists of different sub-modules:
If implemented via interfaces (dependency injection) you can test some functionality in isolation:


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This is the second show we have done celebrating the heritage of our prairie grass lands. We are at Austin College's Sneed Prairie restoration site.
Imagine yourself in the mid 1800's. You would have encountered prairie grasses such as Indian grass, Blue Stem and Switch Grasses in abundance at heights that would cover a majority of a horse. The soil, having been built through 10,000 years of decomposition and regeneration, has become some of the best soil on the planet. Cotton farmers considered the soil here as good as gold. Due to soil mismanagement and the destruction of these wonderful grasses for crop land, some of the soil in the Texoma area has been reduced to parent material and the nutrients depleted.
The root systems of these native grasses are very deep and thick which prevented soil erosion and held moisture nicely. When these native grasses were not in place, heavy rains, periods of drought, erosion, reduction of humic matter, and exposure to high winds created a gradual depletion of the land. To this day, only a limited amount of standing native grasses can be found. Only through education, preservation, and awareness, will we be able to rebuild the lush soil of the Texoma area.
A. The Top 4 native grasses of Texoma area
1. Switch grass- likes damp areas, can grow up to 3-9 ft tall
2. Big Blue Stem- can grow up to 1-5 ft tall (seed head will reach up to 8ft)
3. Little Blue Stem- can grow up to 1-3 ft tall (seed head will reach up to 5ft)
4. Indian Grass- can grow up to 3-5 ft tall (seed head will reach up to 8ft)
(depends on amount of rain fall )
B. Texas State Grass-Side oat grama
C. Other grasses of interest
1. Island sea oat
2. Lindheimer Muhly
3. Gulf Muhly
4. Mexican Feather Grass
5. Annual Pennisetum- Purple Fountain Grass (beautiful, but short lived and seasonal)
Wildflowers: Native Spring Beauty
Today's show deals with a new methodology of sewing wild flowers.
In the past, a heave tiller was encouraged to prepare the soil. What we know now is that it caused too many vagrant weeds. What is encouraged now is to:
• mow the grass very close to the ground (low setting)
• with stiff rake or toe of your shoe, rake back some of the decomposing grasses and organic material to expose the bare soil.
• Do this in a systematic pattern so that you can expose the soil.
• drop the seed
• then rake the soil back over the top
• move on to the next point.
This method has proven to be very successful in various experiments conducted. The key is that the seed has to make contact with soil. Covering the seed with a light film of organic material (decomposed grass, mulch) is encouraged.
(Note: It keeps wildlife from eating the seeds.)
• Do not add any soil amendments to the soil (fertilizer etc.)
• It is encouraged to do a mixture of types of wildflowers
• Don't expect them all to come up at the same time. Some may sit dormant for a very long period.
• Be sure to allow a few areas that will not be mowed for a longer period so that the standing Cyprus and late blooming wild flowers will have a better chance.
Suggested Wildflower seed:
1. Texas Bluebonnet
2. Blue Flax
3. Cornflower
4. Sweet Alyssum
5. Scarlet Flax
6. Black-eyed Susan
7. Sulphur Cosmos
8. Baby Blue Eyes
9. Painted Daisy
10. Purple Coneflower
11. Rocket Larkspur
12. Drummond Phlox
13. Baby's Breath
14. Evening Primrose
15. Plains Coreopsis
16. Indian Blanket
17. Cosmos-Sensation
18. African Daisy
19. Dwarf Red Plains Coreopis
20. Poor Man's Weather Glass
21. Yarrow


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These chickpeas are delicious just like you see them in the photo, but for a lower-carb party appetizer I love to make these and mix the hot chickpeas with an equal amount of nuts. That's a combination that will disappear pretty quickly on the buffet table. (The chickpeas are best the day you make them, so if you're only making them for a few people do half the can and freeze the rest of the chickpeas.)
Garbanzos are an often-used ingredient in Italian, Indian, Asian, and Mediterranean cooking, and they're favored by vegetarians since they have one of the highest protein levels of all plants. I've written a few times about chickpeas for Weekend Herb Blogging, hosted this week by Lia of Swirling Notions, but I was sure the WHB readers would find the idea of roasted chickpeas interesting, so I'm entering it for WHB #121. Now on to how I made this fabulous roasted chickpea snack, and lots more chickpea ideas from other bloggers too. (By the way, I'm already thinking of variations of this recipe such as chickpeas roasted with Tamari or garlic, so stay tuned.)
Crispy Roasted Chickpeas with Moroccan Spices
(Inspired by a recipe from The South Beach Diet Cookbook and the Moroccan Spice Mix from Fine Cooking Magazine.)
1 can chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
1 T olive oil
1/4 - 1/2 tsp. Moroccan Spice Mix
salt to taste (I used about 1/4 tsp. kosher salt)
Spice Mix:
2 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. ground coriander
1/2 tsp. chile powder (I used Ancho chile powder from Penzeys)
1/2 tsp. sweet paprika
1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp. ground allspice
1/4 tsp. ground ginger
1/8 tsp. cayenne pepper
(recipe called for a pinch ground cloves, which I did not have.)
South Beach Suggestions:
More Garbanzo Bean Recipes from Kalyn's Kitchen:
Garbanzo and White Bean Soup with Lamb and Rosemary
Spinach Salad with Marinated Garbanzo Beans and Feta Cheese
Tomato and Garbanzo Salad
Garbanzo Salad with Olives and Herbs
Garbanzo, Tomato, and Cilantro Salad with Lime and Chile Dressing
Chicken Soup with Garbanzos and Oregano
Carrot, Parsley, and Garbanzo Salad with Cumin
Garbanzo and Tuna Salad with Parsley and Red Pepper
Penne with Sausage, Garbanzo Beans, and Broccoli Rabe
Slow Roasted Tomato Hummus
Garbanzo Recipe Links from BlogHer:
In 2006 I wrote about garbanzo recipes in Chicks with Peas
More Garbanzo Goodness from Other Bloggers:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly, check ingredients.)
Accidental Chickpea, Ginger, and Coriander Soup from Pinch My Salt
Cooking Dried Chickpeas and Spicy Hummus from Gluten-Free Bay
Hummus from Simply Recipes
Pasta with Fresh Garbanzo Beans, Olives, and Bacon from A Veggie Venture
Chickpea and Cabbage Curry from My Diverse Kitchen
Gemelli with Garbanzos from What Did You Eat
Chickpea Salad with Roasted Pepper Puree from Sunday Nite Dinner
Garbanzo Garlic Soup from Vanilla Garlic
Crockpot Eggplant and Tomato Stew with Garbanzo Beans from Fat Free Vegan Kitchen
Pork and Chickpea Stew from Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska


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DeBELLIS, Jean M., 98, of Steubenville, died Monday, March 4, 2013, at home.
She was born Jan. 24, 1915, in Steubenville. She is the daughter of the late Dominick and Concetta DiMarzio Mattucci.
Jean is also preceded in death by her husband, Dominic DeBellis; one brother, Phil Mattucci, Sr.; and one daughter, Donna Smarrella.
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Jean was a homemaker and a member of Holy Family Catholic Church.
Surviving are her son, Frank DeBellis of Cincinnati; one daughter, Connie (Bob) Krzysiak of Wheeling; seven grandchildren, Karen (Paul) Vahalik, Debbie (John) Colangelo, Pam (Joseph) Walker, Lisa (Michael) Biasi, John (Dawn) DeBellis, Jenna Krzysiak and Amanda (Mike) Kessler; 12 great- grandchildren, Erika Walkosky, Nick and John Christopher Colangelo, Bradley and Nicole Vahalik, Lexi, Malena, Kayla and Anthony Biasi, Dominic DeBellis and Noah and Emma Walker and nephew, Philip Mattucci Jr. of Steubenville.
Calling hours are Friday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Mosti Funeral Home, Sunset Chapel, 4435 Sunset Blvd.
A Funeral Liturgy with Mass will be celebrated noon Saturday at Holy Family Catholic Church, Msgr. Gerald Calovini, celebrant.
Entombment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. There will be a vigil service at 7:45 p.m. Friday.
Memorial contributions may be made to, Holy Family Catholic Church.
Offer condolences, www.mostifuneralhome.com.


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I'm trying to create a
tabular and I'm facing the following small issue.
I would like to make the background of one cell a gradient color. Is it easy to do that in LaTeX? And if so, how to do it?
Here's one option using the improved version of
A little example showing some shading effects (one of them using the
A brief explanation on how to use the code
For each cell that will receive the shading you need to do the following:
How about this?
This will produce
Added: If you need the full power of
Of course, once you start to add more and more, you soon end up with code that's at least as complicated as Gonzalo's.


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No. 6/5 Kansas to Host West Virginia Saturday Afternoon in Men's Hoops
CBS to televise contest at 1 p.m.
Feb. 28, 2013
Game Information
Elijah Johnson's 39 points at Iowa State (2/25) were the most by a Big 12 player this season.
#6/5 Kansas vs. West Virginia
Date March 2, 2013
Time 1 p.m.
Location Lawrence, Kan.
Arena Allen Fieldhouse
Video Feed AT&T Jayhawk All-Access
Radio Jayhawk Radio Network
Live Stats GameTracker
Stats at a Glance KU WVU
Record 24-4 13-15
Points Per Game 74.5 65.6
Scoring Margin +13.4 -0.4
FG Percentage 47.1 40.4
3-Point FG Percentage 35.9 30.5
FT Percentage 72.4 69.5
Total Rebounds/GM 39.7 35.8
Rebounding Margin +6.7 +2.1
Assists/GM 14.9 12.1
Turnovers/GM 13.5 13.0
Steals/GM 7.2 7.4
Blocks/GM 6.6 3.6
Statistical Leaders
Kansas West Virginia
PPG McLemore (15.9) Harris (9.3)
RPG Withey (8.5) Murray (6.2)
APG Johnson (4.5) Staten (3.2)
SPG Releford (1.2) Staten (1.3)
BPG Withey (3.8) Murray (1.4)
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Kansas returns to Allen Fieldhouse to host West Virginia in the first of its final two home contests, March 2, at 1 p.m. on CBS. The Jayhawks are coming off a 108-96 overtime victory at Iowa State on ESPN's Big Monday, Feb. 25. The game marked the 500th all-time victory for KU head coach Bill Self.
With its win at Iowa State on Monday, Kansas has guaranteed itself a spot in the quarterfinals of the 2013 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship. First-round matchups between the Nos. 8-9 and Nos. 7-10 seeds will be Wednesday, March 13. Quarterfinals are Thursday, March 14, with the semifinals March 15 and the championship game March 16. In the 17-year history of the Big 12, Kansas has only played in the first round once, that being in 2000 as a No. 5 seed.
Kansas, ranked No. 6 in the Associated Press and No. 5 in the USA Today Coaches' polls released Feb. 25, is 24-4 (12-3 Big 12). The Jayhawks are 15-1 at home, 7-2 in road games and 2-1 on neutral courts in 2012-13. In his 10th season at KU, Bill Self holds a 293-57 record for an 83.7 winning percentage. Self won his 500th career game in overtime at Iowa State (2/25) and is 500-162 in his 20th season as a head coach. KU averages 74.5 points per game and is giving up 61.1 for a Big 12-leading +13.4 scoring margin. KU also leads the league in rebound margin at +6.7, field goal percentage at 47.1, field goal percentage defense at 35.5, which leads the nation, and blocked shots at 6.6.
Kansas starts four seniors, including three fifth-year seniors, and one freshman. Named to the Sporting News Mid-Season All-American team Jan. 15, redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore leads the team in scoring at 15.9 points per game, which leads all Big 12 freshmen in scoring and ranks second overall in the conference. The Jan. 14 Big 12 Player of the Week and two-time conference Rookie of the Week, McLemore leads the league in free throw percentage (88.0) and is third in the Big 12 in three-point field goal percentage (42.3). McLemore, who is listed on the USBWA Wayman Tisdale National Freshman of the Year Award Midseason list, has a team-high 52 three-pointers made and is second on the team with 33 steals. All-America candidate senior C Jeff Withey, who on Feb. 25 was named the Big 12 Player of the Week for the second-straight week and third time in 2012-13, leads Kansas in rebounding (8.5 rpg) and has 11 double-doubles this season, including four in his last five games. Withey leads the league in blocked shots at 3.8 per game, which ranks third nationally. Withey is Kansas' and the Big 12's all-time blocked shots leader with 272. Withey is scoring 13.5 points per outing. Withey and McLemore are on the USBWA Oscar Robertson National Player of the Year Midseason list, Wooden Award Mid-Season list and are Naismith Award Top-30 candidates. Senior G Travis Releford leads the Big 12 in field goal percentage at 60.3 percent. The Nov. 26 Big 12 Player of the Week, Releford is scoring 12.4 points per contest and contributed 19 points at Iowa State (2/25) in the Jayhawks' OT win. Senior G Elijah Johnson is coming off a career night at Iowa State where he scored 39 points. He has a team-high 125 assists and is second on the team with 42 three-pointers made to complement his 10.2 scoring average. Senior F Kevin Young rounds out the KU starters; he is scoring 7.8 points per contest and is second on the team with 7.1 rebounds per outing. Young has 998 career points between Loyola-Marymount (658) and Kansas (340). Other KU regulars include freshman F Perry Ellis (4.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg), sophomore G Naadir Tharpe (5.4 ppg, 2.9 apg) and redshirt freshman F Jamari Traylor (2.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg).
Located in Morgantown, W.Va., with an enrollment of 29,306, West Virginia is 13-15 on the season and 6-9 in Big 12 play after its 65-62 lost to Baylor on Wednesday, Feb. 27. The Mountaineers are coached by Bob Huggins who is 133-71 in his sixth season at WVU, his alma mater, and 723-282 in his 31st season overall. West Virginia is 8-5 at home, 3-7 in road games and 2-3 on neutral courts in 2012-13. WVU averages 65.6 points per game and gives up 66.1. The Mountaineers are outrebounding foes 35.8 to 33.7 and average 7.4 steals per contest. WVU forces 14.4 turnovers per game.
West Virginia has a balanced team as 11 different Mountaineers average 11-plus minutes per game and 10 have started at least two games in 2012-13. Freshman G Eron Harris leads WVU in scoring with 9.3 points per game and with 37 three-pointers this season. Junior C Aaric Murray averages 8.8 points per game and leads the Mountaineers in rebounding at 6.2 boards per contest. Murray has a team-high 38 blocked shots. Senior F Deniz Kilicli also averages 8.8 points per game and his 4.4 rebound average is third best on the team. Sophomore G Juwan Staten scores 8.4 points per game and leads WVU with 87 assists and 35 steals. Sophomore G Jabarie Hinds has started all but two games for the Mountaineers and scores 7.5 points per outing. Freshman G Terry Henderson is second on the team with 33 three-pointers made and averages 7.5 points per contest. Sophomore G Gary Browne (6.2 ppg, 3.1 rpg) is second on the team with 27 steals. Other WVU regulars include senior G Matt Humphrey (4.3 ppg), sophomore F Keaton Miles (2.8 ppg), sophomore F Kevin Noreen (2.9 ppg, 4.5 rpg) and senior F Dominique Rutledge (2.4 ppg, 2.8 rpg).
Kansas and West Virginia are meeting for only the second time in men's basketball with the previous being earlier this season when the Jayhawks defeated the Mountaineers 61-56 on Jan. 28 in Morgantown. Kansas seniors Jeff Withey and Travis Releford led the Jayhawks by scoring 15 points apiece. Withey had four blocked shots for the game and tied fellow senior Kevin Young with a team-high seven rebounds. Redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore contributed 13 points in the win. West Virginia's Aaric Murray led all scorers with 17 points. Kansas head coach Bill Self is 1-0 all-time against West Virginia, while Bob Huggins is 0-5 versus Kansas.
--Kansas leads the NCAA Division I in field goal percentage defense at 35.5 percent and is fourth nationally in blocked shots at 6.6 per game. Both stats lead the Big 12 and KU also leads the conference in scoring margin (+13.4), field goal percentage (47.1), rebounding (39.7) and rebound margin (+6.7). The Jayhawks also rank in the top four of the Big 12 in scoring (third, 74.5), free throw percentage (fourth, 72.4), rebound defense (second, 33.0), assists (fourth, 14.9) and assist-to-turnover ratio (fourth, 1.1).
--Kansas has held a double-digit lead in all but six contests this season. KU has held the lead in all but one game in 2012-13.
--Out of its 28 games, KU has held 17 of its opponents to 60 points or less, including eight of the last 13 conference foes: 46 at Texas Tech, 44 vs. Baylor, 59 at Texas, 55 at Kansas State, 54 vs. Oklahoma, 56 at West Virginia, 47 vs. Texas and 48 vs. TCU.
--KU has outrebounded 23 of 28 opponents this season, including 19 of its last 22 foes. After its 36-22 rebound advantage against TCU (2/23), KU has had seven games with 10-plus rebounds over its opponent. Kansas' 50 rebounds at Oklahoma State (2/20) were a season high.
--Kansas has out shot all but four opponents in 2012-13. Additionally, KU has shot 50 percent or better in 10 games this season. KU's 54.4 percent at Iowa State (2/25) was its league best during 2012-13.
--With its 10 steals against TCU (2/23), Kansas has recorded double-figure steals in eight games this season, including two of the last four contests. KU averages 7.2 steals per game.
--Kansas has held a 40-plus point lead in four different games this season.
--Kansas has had four players score in double figures in 10 times this season, including five against Iowa State (1/9).
With Kansas' 108-96 win at Iowa State Monday, Feb. 25, Kansas coach Bill Self won his 500th all-time game. He became tied for the ninth-fastest coach to accomplish the feat, tying John Chaney (Cheyney and Temple) in doing it in 662 games. Additionally, Self is one of only four coaches to reach the milestone in his 20th season or earlier joining Roy Williams, who reached it in his 19th, Jerry Tarkanian (20th) and John Calipari (20th).
Kansas' 54.4 percent shooting at Iowa State (2/25) was its best in conference play this season. The Jayhawks have out shot all but four opponents in 2012-13 and have shot 50 percent or better from the field in 10 games. KU leads the Big 12 in field goal percentage at 47.1 percent. Individually, senior G Travis Releford leads the Big 12 in field goal percentage at 60.3 and has shot 70 percent or better in 13 games, including six league contests. Redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore has six games of 60 percent or better shooting this season. He has shot 50 percent or better from three-point range in seven conference games. Senior C Jeff Withey has shot 50 percent or better in 22 of 28 games this season, including 12 games of 62.5 percent or better after his 5-for-7 (71.4 percent) game at Iowa State. Senior F Kevin Young is 9-for-12 (75.0 percent) in his last two games and has 11 games of shooting 60.0 percent or better, including six in conference play. Senior G Elijah Johnson was 6-for-10 from three-point range at Iowa State and 13-for-22 (59.1 percent) for the game. He has shot 54.3 percent (25-for-46) in his last four games and is shooting 39.8 percent for the season.
Kansas is ranked No. 6 in the Associated Press and No. 5 in the USA Today Coaches' polls released Feb. 25. Kansas' No. 1 ranking in the Jan. 28, 2013, coaches' poll was its first since Feb. 14, 2011, and KU has been the nation's top team 38 times, including 20 weeks in the Bill Self era. Also in the coaches' polls, Kansas has been ranked in each of the last 79 week, including 65 times in the Top 10. In the Associated Press poll and dating back to the final three polls of the 2008-09 season, this marks the 74th-straight poll in which the Jayhawks have been ranked in the AP poll, including 63 times in the Top 10.
Senior G Elijah Johnson's 39 points at Iowa State on Monday (2/25) was the most scored by a player in the Big 12 this season. It was the most scored by a Jayhawk since Terry Brown had 42 points against North Carolina State on Jan. 2, 1991, when Johnson was five months old. The previous high before Brown's 42 was 34 points by Paul Pierce against Vanderbilt (12/29/97). Johnson scored eight points in the game's final 35.7 seconds, including two three-pointers and a pair of free throws to tie and send the game to overtime. He then scored 12 points in overtime, which is the most by a Jayhawk in a single overtime.
Senior G Elijah Johnson became the second Jayhawk to record 30 or more points this season with his 39 scored at Iowa State (2/25). Redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore had 33 points against Iowa State on Jan. 9. This marks the second time in the Bill Self era at Kansas that two different players have scored 30 or more points in a game during the same season.
30-Point Games in the Bill Self Era at Kansas
39, Elijah Johnson at Iowa State, 2-25-13
33, Ben McLemore vs. Iowa State, 1-9-13
33, Marcus Morris vs. Iowa State, 1-12-11
33, Sherron Collins vs. Cornell, 1-6-10
33, Julian Wright at Missouri, 2-10-07
32, Sherron Collins vs. North Dakota State, 3-20-09
32, Wayne Simien vs. Oklahoma State, 2-27-05
31, Xavier Henry vs. La Salle, 12-12-09
31, Wayne Simien vs. Missouri, 3-12-04
30, Ben McLemore vs. Kansas State, 2-11-13
30, Thomas Robinson vs. North Dakota, 12-31-11
30, Mario Chalmers vs. Texas, 3-16-08
30, Wayne Simien vs. Oklahoma State, 3-12-05
30, Wayne Simien vs. UAB, 3-26-04
Here are some block party notables for Kansas All-American candidate Jeff Withey:
--Withey leads the Big 12 and is third nationally with 3.8 blocked shots per game. KU's record for single-season blocked shot average is 3.6 set by Withey in 2012.
--The 2012 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Withey set the KU and Big 12 single-game record with 12 blocked shots versus San Jose State (11/26).
--A three-time Big 12 Player of the Week, including twice in 2012-13, Withey's 107 blocks in 2012-13 are more than six Big 12 teams this season and rank third on the KU single-season list.
--Earlier this season, Withey broke the Kansas and Big 12 Conference career blocked shots record, currently at 272. He passed Greg Ostertag who had 258 blocks at Kansas from 1992-95 and Chris Mihm of Texas' 264 from 1998-2000.
--For his career, Withey has had 10 games with seven or more blocked shots, including three in 2012-13.
--Withey broke the NCAA Tournament record for blocked shots with 31 in the 2012 event.
--Withey broke the Kansas and Big 12 single-season blocked shots record with 140 last year (3.6 per game). He is only the second Jayhawk to pass 100 blocked shots for a single season with his 140 last year and 104 this year. The other was Cole Aldrich with 125 in 2009-10.
Kansas guard Ben McLemore leads the Big 12 freshman class with a 15.9 scoring average, which is second overall in the conference. A two-time Big 12 Rookie of the Week and one-time Player of the Week honoree, McLemore leads the Big 12 in free throw percentage at 88.0 and also ranks among the league leaders in field goal percentage (eighth, 49.3), rebounding (tied for 20th, 5.4), three-point field goal percentage (third, 42.3), three-pointers made (eighth, 1.9) and blocked shots (14th, 0.8). KU's leading scorer, McLemore has seven games with 20 points or more this season, including a 30-point effort against Kansas State (2/11) and 33-point performance against Iowa State (1/9) in the Big 12 opener. He is the only freshman in KU history to have two 30-point games in conference play.
Kansas freshman record-wise, McLemore's:
...15.9 ppg would surpass the KU freshman record of 14.6 ppg held by Danny Manning in 1985.
...5.4 rebound average would rank eighth on the KU freshman list.
...52 three-pointers made in 2012-13 are for fourth on the KU freshman list.
...42.3 three-point field goal percentage is fifth on the KU freshman list.
...88.0 free throw percentage is first on the Kansas freshmen list.
McLemore's 33 points against Iowa State (1/9):
--Were the most by a Jayhawk since Marcus Morris tallied 33 points against Iowa State on Jan. 12, 2011.
--Are the most points scored in a game this season in the Big 12 Conference for all players.
--Were the most by a Kansas freshman since Danny Manning scored 35 points against Oklahoma State on March 2, 1985.
--Consisted of him connecting on 6-of-6 three-point field goal attempts, marking the best three-point field goal percentage since Rex Walters went 6-for-6 from beyond the arc against Ball State in 2003.
Kansas senior C Jeff Withey was named the Phillips 66 Big 12 Player of the Week Feb. 25 for the second consecutive week and third time this season. Withey averaged 17.5 points and 10.0 rebounds in two Jayhawk victories with 17 points and a season-high 14 rebounds at No. 14 Oklahoma State (2/20) and 18 points and six rebounds versus TCU (2/23). It was the fourth time in his career he has been named Big 12 Player of the Week.
Kansas redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore was named the Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Rookie of the Week (1/21) after averaging 16.5 points in KU wins against Baylor and at Texas. It was the second time McLemore has won the accolade this season. The previous week (1/21), McLemore was named the conference's player of the Week.
Historically, McLemore is the first KU player since Josh Selby in 2010-11 to be named Big 12 Rookie of the Week twice in one season. Additionally, he became only the second Jayhawk in the 17-year history of the Big 12 to have earned Big 12 Player and Rookie of the Week in the same season. Mario Chalmers also accomplished the feat during the 2005-06 season.
McLemore was the third different Jayhawk to be named Big 12 Player of the Week this season. He joins KU seniors Travis Releford (11/26) and Withey (12/3 and 2/18) as honorees. This is the second-straight season Kansas has had three different players earn the weekly honor. Last year, KU had four different players named Big 12 Player of the Week - Releford, Withey, Thomas Robinson and Tyshawn Taylor - which was a Big 12 first for one season.
On Feb. 25, Kansas' Ben McLemore and Jeff Withey were named to Naismith Top 30 candidates. The duo were named to the USBWA Oscar Robertson Player of the Year Midseason Watch List on Jan. 31 and on Jan. 10 were selected to the John R. Wooden Award Midseason Top 25 announced by The Los Angeles Athletic Club. The Naismith Award had three schools with two players listed (Kansas, Duke and Indiana). The Oscar Robertson award consisted of 12 players and Kansas and Indiana were the only schools with multiple players listed with two each. For the Wooden Award, Kansas is one of three schools to have two players among the 25, along with Duke and Missouri. The 2013 Wooden Award Gala will take place April 11-13, 2013, at The Los Angeles Athletic Club. The Gala will honor the Men's and Women's Wooden Award winners, All Americans and the Legends of Coaching Award winner, Kansas head coach Bill Self.
Kansas redshirt freshman G Ben McLemore was named to the Sporting News Mid-Season All-America First Team it was announced Jan. 15. McLemore is joined on the first team by Oklahoma State freshman Marcus Smart, Michigan sophomore Trey Burke, Creighton junior Doug McDermott and Duke senior Mason Plumlee.
Since his arrival at KU, Bill Self is 159-8 in games played at Allen Fieldhouse for a 95.2 winning percentage. Self's Big 12 conference titles (eight) equal his home losses while at Kansas. Included was a school-record 69-game home-court winning streak which led the nation for more than two seasons and ranks 11th all-time in the NCAA records book as well as a 33-game home-court winning streak, that ended Feb. 2, tied for fourth most in KU history. Kansas is 104-2 in Allen Fieldhouse in its last 106 games. Additionally, Kansas has won 63-consecutive games in Allen Fieldhouse against non-conference foes.
Kansas has won 12 of the 16 Big 12 regular-season titles (includes ties), including the last eight. Kansas' 55 conference titles are the most in NCAA Division I. Kentucky is second with 51 and Penn third at 37. Kansas' eight-straight league titles is the longest active streak in NCAA Division I and the longest streak in school history. Ohio State (Big Ten), Belmont (Atlantic Sun) and Murray State (Ohio Valley) are next at three on the active league title list.
Kansas will host Texas Tech on Monday, March 4, at 6 p.m. on ESPNU for Senior Night, honoring Elijah Johnson, Travis Releford, Jeff Withey and Kevin Young. Kansas will close out the regular season at Baylor on Saturday, March 9, at 5 p.m. on ESPN. KU will then participate in the Big 12 Championship, March 13-16, at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. Its first action will be in the quarterfinals on Thursday, March 14.


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Wilson: Housy's upset of Mills startles the BL
FALLS VILLAGE -- The little hamlet of Falls Village, more precisely Housatonic Valley Regional High, hasn't had this kind of impact on the Berkshire League since ... well, let's just say it's been a while.
The Mountaineers girls basketball team had Nonnewaug all in a twitter Thursday night. And when the news snaked down the 25-mile trek to Thomaston, those in Golden Bear land were a bit euphoric. Nonnewaug coach Adam Brutting was on the phone to Thomaston coach Bob McMahon exchanging pleasantries and congratulations.
Meanwhile, in Burlington, which Lewis Mills calls home, not so much.
What was it all about? How about this? One night after dropping a 38-point decision to Thomaston, Housatonic, in stunning fashion, sent the Berkshire League into championship gridlock with an unlikely 49-38 upset of Lewis Mills.
The result that traveled around the area faster than the bat flying around the ceiling at the Housatonic gym allowed Thomaston and Nonnewaug to earn a share of the BL title. That makes a three-peat and four in five years for the Bears. Nonnewaug wins its first title in almost a decade.
And we're not done yet. As disappointed as Mills was, the Spartans can make it tri-champions tonight with a win over Terryville. Thomaston and Nonnewaug finished with 15-3 league records; Mills, 14-3, can still earn the top seed.
"We are just going to use this as motivation for Terryville and in the tournament," said Mills' Teagan Dunn, who was a warrior in defeat with 22 points and 13 rebounds, and went over the 1,000-point mark for her career in the second quarter.
Housatonic (13-7) was not expected to be a pushover, for sure. But the Mountaineers had struggled against the better teams in the league this season. That, coupled with the struggle against Thomaston the night before, didn't lend itself to what transpired.
Mills never really got out of the gate. With Dunn providing the only consistent offense, the game was tied, 11-
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11, at the quarter and 21-21 at the half. Still, you waited for Mills to get it cranking. Instead, there was a third quarter that was nothing short of mind-boggling, for both sides.
In a surreal eight-minute scenario, Housatonic went nuts and Lewis Mills went numb. Katie Heacox scored the first bucket of the quarter, and it was followed by a Heather Kearns 3-pointer and foul-line jumper.
Leading 28-21, the Mountaineers' roll continued. Heacox scored on a fast break, Kearns drained a 10-footer, Chloe Dakers hit a shot, as did Hailey Nelson, and Lauren Segalla (10 points) added a bucket.
The Mountaineers outscored the Spartans, 17-0 in the period with Mills shooting 0-for-12. Don't adjust your glasses, 17-0, for a 38-21 lead.
"Our intensity rose. We talked at halftime about how this was our first time to have a chance to beat them," said Heather Kearns, who had realized Mills did not score in the period. "I think we frustrated them, and they began to break down."
Like a champion, Mills gave it a go in the fourth quarter. This is a team that has played more than a month now without one of the league's top players, Natalie Ruel, who is out with a knee injury. This is a team that erased a 12-point lead at Thomaston in three minutes to win.
Dunn scored eight of her points in the final period, but it wasn't enough as the deficit never fell below 11 points. Housatonic, despite missing the front end of four one-and-ones down the stretch, did a superb job of taking huge chunks of time off the clock and getting just enough offense to let the big lead do its job.
"Housatonic is a good team. They are solid and they can score," said Mills coach Joe Capitani. "We can't give up 50 points and expect to win right now without Natalie. We need other people to step up and score for us. Unfortunately, we were unable to do that. But they executed and we didn't, and I blame myself. Most of this falls on me; I didn't have us ready tonight. But we'll be ready tomorrow. We still have something to fight for."
The ending was bittersweet for Dunn, who received congratulations and a standing ovation from the crowd for going over the 1,000-point mark. She also went into the stands to give her parents a hug.
"I've been working for this for four years, and I couldn't have done it without my teammates, but a game like this kind of brings it down," Dunn said. "Our defense was just not there and they beat us to loose balls."
Just a wild and crazy night in Falls Village that lit up the Berkshire League.
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#5. The Unsolved Gruesome Serial Murders of Young Women in the Late 19th Century
The Famous Version: Jack the Ripper
In the late nineteenth century, Jack the Ripper began murdering prostitutes in London's Whitechapel district. We don't know the killer's true identity, despite an entire coven of "Ripperologists" still devoting their efforts to unlocking the mystery. The Ripper's exploits have him dubbed "the world's first serial killer" by some, though if we'd only looked a few thousand miles west and a few years earlier, we'd see ...
What you've never heard of: The Servant Girl Annihilator
The Servant Girl Annihilator isn't the most subtle nickname, we know, but Texas in the 1880s was a simpler time, back when men were men and women were just viciously, brutally murdered all over the place. Seriously, three years before Jack ruined the carefree and utopian ambiance of the destitute London prostitute population, a remarkably similar, even more horrifying case of serial woman killings hit the booming town of Austin, Texas.
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"We've always been ahead of the curve." -- some Aus-hole.
The Servant Girl Annihilator began by targeting black servant girls over a period of several months, kidnapping, brutally raping, and dismembering them with an ax. There was a slight uproar in the press early on, but as all the victims were black, female servants and this was Reconstruction Era Texas, the white townsfolk treated it like an epidemic of bicycle theft -- annoying, sure, but you'll just buy a new one. Then, on Christmas Eve, the killer attacked two prominent white women, and white people went flapping into an indignant slack-jawed panic. The headlines were so overwrought we half-suspect they were written by terror-weeping onto the keys of an old typewriter until the weight of the tears depressed a random key.
"BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!" read one; "HELL BROKE LOOSE!" read another.
Fort Worth Gazette
"IF ONLY THERE HAD BEEN SOME SIGN OF THIS IMPENDING DISASTER!" lamented another.
Crowds began protesting, lines at gun stores stretched around blocks, the city was put on lockdown, and ... all of the killings suddenly ceased. Like the killer just didn't realize anybody minded his horrific butchering, and when people finally raised a fuss about him putting iron pokers through the ears of children, he just put it aside to be polite. By the end of the massacre, eight victims were dead, a number of others seriously injured, and white folk everywhere learned that if you habitually just straight up ignore the brutal murders of a half-dozen black people, something bad might happen.
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
"Please accept this giant statue of a white woman with our deepest apologies."
#4. The Musical Craze That Had Women Fainting at Concerts
The Famous Version: Beatlemania
Have you guys heard of The Beatles? They're this great little rock group that went from being a condom-burning bar band to a harmless boy band to a world-changing musical legacy. Thanks to Beatlemania -- the cutesy term news outlets coined for The Beatles' young female fans' tendency to go completely batshit crazy at the mere mention of their names -- we now append "-mania" to any type of fandom, be it "coupon" or "Hulko."
The Hulkster would also crib George's mustache.
What you've never heard of: Lisztomania
Franz Liszt was not your typical 19th century classical composer. He has been called the "world's first rock star" by some and "a long-haired nogoodnik" by Some's conservative parents. Liszt got his start giving piano lessons to young women in Paris, soon becoming quite the player (in every sense of the word). As he began giving more and more "performances," Liszt's cultural cache naturally boiled over into a period of full-fledged mania.
It was a mostly European phenomenon, following Liszt wherever he went, but it hit the city of Berlin particularly hard. Frauleins would attack him, fight over broken piano strings, tear bits of his clothing and handkerchiefs to stow as souvenirs, and even kept his used cigar butts in their cleavage. Others kept bottles around their necks for the sole purpose of collecting his used coffee grinds and put his portrait on their brooches. The guy practically traveled on the backs of lusty women, breast-stroking his way from performance to performance through a sea of hysterical lady-flesh. When Liszt finally left Berlin, the university cancelled classes just so its students could partake in the parade-like procession of his departure, and presumably mourn the passing of the best days of their vaginas' young lives.
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What's he staring at? Hint: It rhymes with "oobs."
When we hear the term "anything-mania" we think of it as a fad, probably originating with those bowl-headed Liverpudlians -- something in which the public has taken an intense, if ultimately unhealthy interest. But the term was first coined by poet Heine, specifically to describe the effect Lizst had on young women. In the 19th century people took the idea of a mania a tad more seriously, considering it a very real and contagious disease. Scholars were confused about how a pianist could cause such hysteria, and some determined that it had to be pathological. That's right: Science was so baffled by Lizst's magnetism, they shrugged their collective shoulders and said, "Guy's carrying some sort of horny plague."
Pierre Petit
"Ladies, be calm. There is a cure ... in my pants."
#3. Terrible Airship Crashes over New Jersey Heralding the End of a Technological Era
The Famous Version: The Hindenburg
While you may know it only as a bitchin' album cover, the Hindenburg disaster pretty much sealed the fate of commercial airships back in 1937, when 36 people aboard died in a fiery, but not completely fatal explosion. The Hindenburg has gained a Titanic reputation for being the most significant airship crash in history. But that's only because, much like Dre, everybody forgot about ...
What you've never heard of: The Akron
The Hindenburg wasn't the first fatal airship crash, nor was it the biggest. Back in 1930, the R101 was also the largest airship of its time. While making its maiden voyage from England to France, the R101 went down, as well, killing 48. Weird, huh? It's almost as if giant floating tubes of explosives didn't make for a very safe form of public transport! However, the worst airship disaster ever was a few years later, in 1933 -- four years before the Hindenburg disaster "caught the public totally off-guard." The Akron was one of two ships commissioned by the U.S. Navy to essentially act as an airborne aircraft carrier, which, to be fair, is an idea awesome enough to risk fiery death for.
"Fuck you, science! This is for Icarus!"
In 1932, at Lakehurst (yes, the same place the Hindenburg went down), the Akron lost control in front of on-looking Congressmen and smashed its fin into the ground. That's what we in the airship business call "extreme, in-your-face foreshadowing." Three months later, the ship was involved in another horrific accident when it unexpectedly took off with three sailors still attached to the mooring lines. Two ultimately fell to their deaths, and the whole thing was captured on newsreel. Ignoring all the nigh-on biblical signs that this ship was likely cursed by a malevolent skygod, FDR inaugurated it in early 1933. A month later, while flying off the coast of New Jersey, the Akron crashed into the ocean for reasons still unclear, killing 72 people. Then another airship showed up to look for survivors ... it also crashed, killing another two.
Oh, and the sister ship built alongside the Akron? That one crashed, too.
U.S. Navy
Their sibling rivalry knew no bounds.
Jesus, we know that's an awful series of disasters, but we can't help but picture wacky Benny Hill-style saxophones playing the whole time, as balloon after balloon flops limply into the ocean.