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I would like to know how I could change the blogs.dir subdirectories names, from 2 to domain.com and 3 to domain.be etc etc...
I would like to know how I could change the blogs.dir subdirectories names, from 2 to domain.com and 3 to domain.be etc etc...
You don't. They're directly tied to your blog ID. And since no one but you sees them, why do you care?
So is there a way to change the blog ID? I know how to change the DB so it is wp_domain_ instead of wp_2_, and the blogs.dir subfolder would have to be blogs.dir/domain instead of blogs.dir/2.
Anything else that is tied to the ID?
I'm thinking it *is* quite a hassle, if even possible, but I am used to using FTP to upload files to my client's websites, and now it its 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 ... which can get quite confusing.
DO NOT for the love of monkeys change the DB TABLES!! I will rap your knuckles with a ruler! :D
but I am used to using FTP to upload files to my client's websites, and now it its 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 ... which can get quite confusing.
You don't use FTP for those folders in WordPress.
I know, it's weird, but you don't do it. You use the media uploader to upload media, per site. if you have SHARED media, you would upload it to a shared location (like I'd put it in domain.com/content/) and link to it there.
About the DB;
I actually, succesfully, migrated old single-install websites to my network by doing a str replace wp_ with wp_ID_ where ID was the ID of the website I assigned (or the network assigned) to it.
About the Media uploader;
Well the Media uploader is fun and nice & all that jazz, but it just doesn't do it for me, if I need to upload .html for a mail backup (click here to watch this mail online) or do some other old fashioned stuff, I like to do it with ftp. Also I feel it is easyer to upload big video/audio files this way.
Perhaps it is my need to control the mapping and keep it tidy. When I use the GUI media uploader, it gets all chaotic. But that might also be my imagination.
Anyway, perhaps with this new 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 setup it might start to become easyer to just use the media uploader, except for .html files, that wouldn't work.
***Might be offtopic, but it is still related to my original problem;
I tried the media uploader, and this happens;
"Unable to create directory /var/www/vhosts/awebhaus.eu/httpdocs/awebhaus/wp-content/blogs.dir/2/files/2012/04. Is its parent directory writable by the server?"
Checked everything, and it is all 755 from the blogs.dir down, I remember a few months back when I wanted to use the media uploader this happened aswell, the only way I could fix it was to set all to 777, which is a little crazy.
I actually, succesfully, migrated old single-install websites to my network by doing a str replace wp_ with wp_ID_ where ID was the ID of the website I assigned (or the network assigned) to it.
Yes, and that's different than mucking around with renaming the PATTERN :) If you renamed wp_2_ to wp_12_ you'd break things. There are a LOT of places this is used, and some are coded into the core PHP files. Just please, please, please, DO NOT change the naming pattern. They're numbers. Don't screw with it if you don't understand exactly how it works.
I understand what you mean about the tidy thing, however.
1) Trust the tool. The whole reason you're using WP is that it works, right? So every time you try to make an end run around it, you're making things harder when WP upgrades. Your weird work-around may no longer work. WP has hooks and filters and is extendable so you can do things RIGHT.
2) You shouldn't be 'uploading' .html at all. HTML goes into posts and pages. Or it's a link. OR if you HAVE to, make a special /mail/ folder for everyone and link to that. Like ... /mail/sitename/ for example :)
3) It's just as easy to upload large media files on the uploader, and you can use it in places where you may not have FTP (like mom's computer). It takes getting used to :)
I remember a few months back when I wanted to use the media uploader this happened aswell, the only way I could fix it was to set all to 777, which is a little crazy.
Read http://halfelf.org/2011/wordpress-dso-and-permissions/ :) You can do this another way too.
I read through it all, and I changed the wp-config.php of my multisite-multidomain install to include;
define('FS_CHMOD_DIR', (0755 & ~ umask()));
define('FS_CHMOD_FILE', (0644 & ~ umask()));
But I still get the error, which means I'm doing it wrong. Perhaps horribly wrong.
Owner is 10000 and group is 1005. I totally have no idea what that even means. And rights are set to flcdmpe(0755) for folders and adfrw(0755) for files (filezilla). I feel like back in the day where I didn't understand DNS and googling didn't really help at all.
If you don't know to answer out of the top of your head (hat) then I'll try to keep looking.
Who's the owner of wp-content/uploads?
owner is 'awebhaus' (10000) group is 'psacln' (1005)
If uploads are working for your main site, then that account/group needs to be the owners of /wp-content/blogs.dir/ and ALL sub folders. In my blog post, that's where I get into having nobody:nobody own everything :/
Uploads are not working anywhere (not on my 'main site' --which is basically a dummy-- not on my 'sub-sites', but upgrades to plugins and wordpress are working (because I declare an FTP account in wp-config.php).
So I opened the etc/passwd file and it says this;
no nobody there.
Setting user to both root or awebhaus doesn't help. I'm wondering if the WP installation is actually using awebhaus as a user, since if I assign wp-config a 600 (advice gained from http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions), everything stops working.
I must be very dumb not to know how and why a WP uses a user from the server to acces the files on the server, but I do not know. is it by declaring an FTP account in wp-config? No; because then wp-config would have to be 655, right?
Very confused. The main problem is I do not have sufficient basic knowlegde on how a server works, at the moment I am only familiar with the higher languages (php, js, ...).
I am really at a loss. But I tried to do my own research.
If you have any other pointers to push me in the right direction, I would very much appreciate it.
PS: a bit of explanation : in the sentence where I say 'Setting the user to both root or awebhaus doesn't help. ...' by "I'm wondering if the WP installation is actually using awebhaus as a user" I'm doubting the fact that it is.
It's possible that it's not.
I must be very dumb not to know how and why a WP uses a user from the server to acces the files on the server, but I do not know. is it by declaring an FTP account in wp-config? No; because then wp-config would have to be 655, right?
It's not actually WP here, it's PHP. See WordPress uses PHP to upload files. So it all comes down to how PHP was set up on the server level.
What flavor of PHP are you using?
In Parallels Plesk Panel 10.3.1 it says;
Under Components Management
php 5.3.3-7+squeeze3
I'm really not sure if this is what you mean.
It's close. I should have been more specific and asked which PHP handler - http://boomshadow.net/tech/php-handlers/
See each one is different :/ I don't know which comes standard with plesk.
I ran a
<?php phpinfo(); ?> (you can see the results here : http://awebhaus.be/phpinfo.php/foobar/?foo=bar - I'll keep it up for today)
And the thread here : http://forums.iis.net/t/1155738.aspx
Leads me to believe that as the return on '_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]' is '/phpinfo.php/foobar/?foo=bar' I run FastCGI.
It (the external thread) doesn't cover the DSO or suPHP but talks about ISAPI instead, not sure that my answer is indeed 100% correct.
I think in Plesk you can edit Domain Settings, and in there there's an option to "run php as fastCGI application" (which I'm not saying you should, just see if it's set or not).
Bleah, I'm used to Cpanel, where it's in WMH -> PHP -> Handler
I was always looking in the "WHM" section of Parallels (don't even know what it is really called) but it is in de customer control panel.
For your future reference it is ;
customer control panel -> websites & domains -> <yourdomain.ext> -> PHP support run as <dropdown> - 1: Apache Module, 2: FastCGI Application, 3: CGI Application</dropdown>, PHP 'safe_mode' on <tickbox>off</tickbox>
It is running as an Apache Module and safe mode is off. The only other options are to run it as FastCGI or CGI.
Apache Module would be DSO I believe.
If you have root access, I'd try making the owners nobody:nobody (I know that's weird), or asking your host what they need to be.
I set a domain to FastCGI and it works! Now I'm not sure I should keep it this way, since this is not something you mentioned I could do? I read it increases memory usage, I guess if that is the only downside, I'll have to wait to see if my memory can handle it or not. Plus, they say it is more secure?
Well, I'm eternally grateful, this has been one long help session, I'll bookmark your blog and try to visit from time to time! If you even need anything, just tell me.
Potato, potato ;)
If your server's well sandboxed, you're fine with FastCGI or DSO. As for memory, you should be okay. SuPHP is the hog of the lot, in my experience.
I'd keep it for now :) Keep tabs on your memory usage, for sure!
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I have no idea how this is happening, but when I add a couple of different videos to the right sidebar of my site
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Raise the warning flags now. If Ozzie Guillen's latest MLB.com blog post is any indication, there is potential for another season of drawn-out drama between the Chicago White Sox and their manager.
In a Chicago Sun-Times report last week, Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said he would have traded Guillen to the Florida Marlins for a player, but Reinsdorf said he picked a player he knew the Marlins wouldn't trade. Reinsdorf said the only untradeable person who's ever worked for him was Michael Jordan.
Guillen responded in his his sporadically updated blog that one of his emotions was extreme uncertainty.
"When I first heard of [the Marlins' interest], I felt very proud," wrote Guillen, who is entering the final year of a three-year deal with the White Sox. "It's always good to feel wanted.
"When you're a coach, you never think of your name being mentioned in a trade with some of the best future players in the game. At the same time, I felt very confused. Even though I've never considered myself untradeable like Michael Jordan, I never really thought the White Sox would consider trading me for anything."
Guillen and Reinsdorf have shared what has been considered a father-son bond. If that's accurate, then this seems to be some tough love being offered by Reinsdorf.
Guillen and general manager Kenny Williams had a well-reported rift last season. Chief among their clashes was an incident in spring training when the team objected to Guillen's son, Oney, posting Twitter messages about the team. Guillen was upset that the incident led to Oney leaving his lower-level position with the club.
Guillen and Williams talked out their differences during the last homestand of the 2010 season, but Guillen has since said that while things are better, the relationship isn't what it once was.
A team option does remain on Guillen's contract for 2012, although the club has made no indication it is planning to exercise it any time soon.
That leaves Guillen with a general manager he has been at odds with, an owner/father figure who considered sending him on his way, and no commitment from his team beyond this year. Then there is the obvious: that the Marlins have major interest and will be opening a new stadium in 2012.
And oh yeah, Guillen has a home in the South Florida area, although he is making an effort to spend more time in Chicago this winter.
"As far as I'm concerned, I am still proud to continue to work for the White Sox, and I will continue to do so with the same work ethic, attitude and passion I always have," Guillen wrote in conclusion.


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There's a lot more than gender differentiating Wonder Woman from her fellow first generation superheroes that have, against all odds, survived to the modern day. More so than even Superman and Batman, the only other heroes whose comics have been in continuous publication since their creation, Wonder Woman is a character with sharp, often difficult to reconcile (or even wrestle with) contradictions built into her.
Foremost among those contradictions is the fact that, as Tim Hanley alludes to in the subtitle of Wonder Woman Unbound: The Curious History of the World's Most Famous Heroine, the character is universally known, to the point that she's practically omnipresent in pop culture, but that knowledge tends to be pretty shallow.
That is, everyone knows Wonder Woman, but relatively few know much of anything about her. Her name and costume, her bullet-blocking bracelets and magic lasso, maybe her invisible jet, but that's about it, really. Curious indeed.
I attended a small, perpetually broke Catholic high school that couldn't afford to employ a guidance counselor. If we could have afforded one, it's highly unlikely it would've been Neil Gaiman, as nice as that might have been.
At the time I was nearing graduation and about to go off to college to earn an expensive degree in pursuit of my lifelong — all 18 years of it — ambition to be a writer, Gaiman was just the writer of The Sandman (and a few other pretty great comics), and was, in fact, nearing the final story arc of that seminal series. At that point in my life, I certainly would've liked advice from the writer of one of my favorite comic series.
In the years since, Gaiman's bona fides have only increased. In addition to writing comics, he's written novels for adults and kids, he' s written picture books, he's written screenplays, he's seen his works adapted into television and film, and he's enjoyed the rarefied position of being a writer whose works are not only popular, but acclaimed, as well as being almost universally beloved in the field of comics, an industry with more than its fair share of crooks and cranks, of drawn daggers and venom.
Who better to offer advice to a young person about to embark — or at least attempt to embark — on a life in the arts, particularly a young person who would like to be a successful, professional writer of quality fiction? Someone who might want to grow up to be someone like, say, Neil Gaiman?
It's really a shame that Golden Age artist Matt Baker was so relatively mysterious among his peers, as the historical importance of his influential work and his being one of the first and few black men working in comics at the time make him a figure a lot of people should want to know more about.
That there are so many question marks regarding Baker's personal and professional life beyond his drawing table isn't exactly a tragic thing, however. As editor Jim Amash notes during an interview included in his Matt Baker: The Art of Glamour, it meant Baker could be appreciated for his work more than any biographical details, as interesting and colorful as some of those may be .
Fred Robinson, Baker's half-brother, puts it this way in the interview: "The reason that Matt got so much work wasn't because he was black or white; he got it because he was good. It's as simple as that. If you're good, and you have what people want, they're going to use you. You get hired. Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier mainly because he was good; he could play ball better than anyone else. He just happened to be black."
Baker died in 1959 at just 38 years old, the victim of a lifelong heart problem, and therefore didn't live as long as so many of his peers (some of whom, like the 90-year-old Stan Lee, are still working today), and didn't even last long enough for the rise of a fan culture around comics, and the nostalgia-driven efforts to collect and chronicle the medium's beginnings.
James Daily and Ryan Davidson intend to prove, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that every subject, even one as dry and forbidding as the law, is more fun when you add superheroes. Exhibit A: The Law of Superheroes, their new book based on their blog Law and the Multiverse, which seeks to do for their area of expertise what James Kakalios' 2006 book The Physics of Superheroes did for his.
I lack a black robe and a gavel, so I'm not certain exactly how authoritative my judgment on this particular case can be, but I think the pair did a rather admirable job. I can't say in good conscience that their book is a rollicking, can't-put-it-down read — even with superheroes, it's still a book about the law and other, um, legal stuff — but it's certainly interesting, and, for those of us coming at it as longtime comics fans, it presents new ways of thinking about classic characters and their weekly adventures.
The book's 13 chapters are divided into rather broad subjects like constitutional law, criminal law, international law and so forth, and breaks the subject down further with various articles falling under each chapter's subject, pulling examples from comic books (and a few movies based on comic books, particularly the Christopher Nolan-directed Batman movies, Iron Man and the Spider-Man movies).
So, for example, the chapter on constitutional law contains articles on mutant rights, superpowers and the Second Amendment, forcible removal of superpowers, the death penalty as it might apply to immortal or nigh-invulnerable characters, and so on. It's discussion of the law that mainly drives the book's construction; where the superheroes come in is when it's time to apply that law to the Marvel and DC universes (as well as the Ultimate universe and movie universes and so on). Copious footnotes are provided to direct an interested reader back to particular comics stories or particular laws and court rulings.
It's never too early to learn what a cesspool of shady business practices and money-driven infighting the industry responsible for creating and promoting your favorite noble champions of justice really was.
That's the thought that kept running through my head as I made my way through Bill the Boy Wonder: The Secret Co-Creator of Batman, author Marc Tyler Nobleman's follow-up to his 2008 Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman.
Like his previous work, Boy Wonder is a non-fiction picture book aimed at children. At least in presentation; I can't imagine very young children being as interested in it as grown-ups though, and for grown-ups, there's an excellent all-prose, six-page article marked "Author's Note" at the end, fleshing out the more simplified story that fills the bulk of the page count with plenty of detail and discussing Nobleman's process of research for the book.
The story of the late Bill Finger — who is, of course, the Bill in the title — doesn't quite fit into a picture book format as easily as that of young Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. There are a lot of similarities between the creators of Superman and the uncredited co-creator of Batman, including their backgrounds, the settings their stories occurred in, the impact of their creation and their unfortunate lack of participation in the rewards of that success, but Finger's story is a lot more complicated than that of the boys from Cleveland, and lacks the natural melodrama of their hard-luck childhood and the epiphany nature of their hero's inception (as presented in Boys of Steel, following Siegel's own accounts, Superman's transformation from a concept the young writer toyed with over the years into the world's first superhero came in a sort of fever dream fit of inspiration one night).
While there's a lot to be said for getting there first, is the fact that Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman was the first superhero, the character that created a unique and endlessly tweakable template and founded an increasingly pervasive genre, the only reason the Man of Steel occupies the unique place he does in our culture?
In his new book Superman: The High-Flying History of America's Most Enduring Hero, Larry Tye pens a biography of sorts of the character, biographies being something Tye has more than a little experience writing (his previous works include biographies of Satchel Paige and Edward L. Bernays). Given that focus, Tye doesn't really set about answering the question of why Superman is our most enduring hero, a question that seems particularly relevant as Supes has ceded the title of most popular hero to his one-time imitator Batman in a lot of the most pertinent metrics (comic book sales and box office earnings, for example).
Tye naturally alights on some of the most oft-cited reasons, including the psychological appeal of the incredible amount of wish-fulfillment Siegel and Shuster imbued their hero with — from being stronger than everyone else and able to fly to successfully leading a double life in which one persona is as accepted as the other persona dreams of being to the character's unique relationship with the woman of his dreams — and the way the hero almost literally wrapped himself in the American flag and made himself synonymous with his home country.
While recounting the history of Superman, however, Tye reveals another obvious but less obsessed over reason. By a mixture of luck and his owners' relentless pursuit of profits, Superman has managed to experiment with and conquer emerging media almost as immediately as they became viable — from the brand-new comic books of the late 1930s he segued easily into comic strips, and his was an early and huge hit radio program. He was in movie theaters with both cartoons and serials. He was on television in the 1950s, and between reruns and new shows, he never really left — live-action or animation or both at once, Superman is and always has been a television mainstay. Then, of course, there were feature films — Hollywood is riding a still-cresting wave of superhero blockbusters, and the next Superman feature is due next year, but there were Superman movies a full decade before there were superhero movies.
Early August might seem like a strange time to be thinking overmuch about Comic-Con International, which just wrapped up a few weeks ago. I can't speak for the rest of the industry, of course, but I know I'm still exhausted from this year's convention — and I didn't even attend. Just trying to keep up with all the news via Internet was enough to burn me out.
But Rob Salkowitz's new book Comic-Con and the Business of Pop Culture: What the World's Wildest Trade Show Can Tell Us About the Future of Entertainment is well worth reading and thinking about — either casually or overmuch — given its up-to-the-minute survey of the comics landscape, and the fairly engaging, accessible way in which he discusses the pressing issues affecting just about everyone involved in it.
Despite the title, Comic-Con isn't the subject matter of the book so much as the framing device Salkowitz uses to talk about comics. A regular attendee with some decent connections — he and his wife Eunice are friends with Batton Lash and Jackie Estrada, and they volunteer at the Eisners each year — Salkowitz discusses the history of the convention and the important place it occupies in today's entertainment world (referring to it, at one point, as the "Iowa caucus for comics and genre movies"), but it essentially functions as a conceit for a business book.
There's something deeply cynical bout Deepak Chopra's The Seven Spiritual Laws of Superheroes.
It's not merely that it's the latest of Chopra's many Seven Spiritual Laws books, which began with the publication of 1994's Seven Spiritual Laws of Success and include …for Parents, …of Yoga and …of Love.
Certainly it seems like a new coat of paint applied to a pre-written book in order to cash in on the emerging cultural popularity and importance of superheroes, and Chopra's late career has intersected with superhero media of late thanks to his son Gotham Chopra's involvement in the failed publisher Virgin Comics (now Liquid Comics) and some high-profile appearances at Comic-Con (including sharing panels with Grant Morrison). But Chopra doesn't just repeat the same seven spiritual laws—for example, Superheroes and Success only share a single law; Superheroes and Yoga another—although ultimately the philosophies behind those laws, and the recommendations for fulfilling them, are the same.
No, more problematic is Chopra's bluntly and repeatedly confessed ignorance of superheroes, at least of the comic book and movie variety he cites as examples to illustrate the laws (Batman, Storm, Iron Man, Dr. Strange and even The Beyonder are among them).
A great deal of the source material for Art Spiegelman's ground-breaking, medium-defining, market-redefining Maus came from the cartoonist recording long conversations with his Holocaust-survivor father Vladek.
A great deal of the source material for MetaMaus, a book-length discussion of Maus that includes an astounding amount of reference, background and process-related material, comes from editor Hillary Chute recording long conversations with Art Spiegelman.
They didn't put the word "Meta" in the title for nothing.
Less punchy, but also appropriate, might have been Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Maus and Probably Much More Besides, Including Things You Didn't Know You Wanted to Know Until We Told You.
Pushing 300 pages and including a disc titled "The Complete Maus Files" that boasts the complete Maus and so much material about each page of it that it's like a little Library of Mausandria, it might at first seem strange that the book about Maus seems to dwarf Maus itself, at least in terms of size. But part of the value of the project, beyond an admirable work of preservation of the astounding amount of research Spiegelman put into creating it and the family and cultural history that resulted and aside from creating an invaluable resource for future college kids writing papers on Maus, is what it reveals about Maus from a different perspective — inside out.
Grant Morrison is a very smart comics writer who writes very smart comics, a fact that often results in many of his vocal readers calling his more complicated work confusing.
Supergods, his new prose book on the subject of superheroes, isn't the least bit confusing. It is, however, slightly confused.
While the book eventually earns its self-help book-sounding subtitle of "What Masked Vigilantes, Miraculous Mutants, and a Sun God from Smallville Can Teach Us About Being Human" in its closing chapters, that subtitle is a poor distillation of the actual contents of the book, which are a bit scattershot.
Supergods is partially a history of American superhero comics (and their British reflections). It's partially a biography of Grant Morrison and his career in the comics industry, which naturally overlaps with the first concern at a certain point. And it's partially a cultural history of the concept of the superhero in the 20th and 21st centuries, with the Promethean subject of what superheroes can teach humanity shining through here and there.
Morrison is an excellent writer, in prose as well as in comics-scripting it turns out, and the pages of the book are fiercely passionate, vibrating with authority and conviction on their subject, and thoroughly encrusted with often lyrical sentences and clever, even brilliant turns of phrase.
Despite these considerable virtues, the wandering mission makes it a frustrating read, as does the fact that Morrison's many tics come to the fore almost immediately, and can make for a rather uncomfortable read (perhaps especially for those of us who have heard versions of many of these stories before, and from different perspectives).


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After the event, I received an absolute *flood* of BizSpark applications from new companies, which is great. However after going through the applications, many of them were ineligible or better suited for WebsiteSpark. So I wanted to do a quick comparison of the two, as it seems it's not incredibly clear which program is right for certain companies.
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GOP Declares War On Democratic Senators Who Won't Betray Our Children And Future Generations
The Republican Party wasted no time in siding with polluters against our children.
Yesterday, Obama explained in his second inaugural address that failure to respond to the threat of climate change, "Would Betray Our Children And Future Generations." Politico reports today that the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) thinks being against climate action and clean energy is a winning issue.
The NRSC "will press Democratic senators up for reelection next year in red states to distance themselves from President Obama's promise to tackle climate change." Politico's Morning Score — "Your guide to the permanent campaign" — writes:
Votes for cap-and-trade sunk a bunch of House Democrats from coal country in 2010, and GOP leaders think this remains a winning issue in states with major domestic energy industries – including Louisiana, Alaska, Colorado and Montana. Energy is one of several issues, including guns, that Republicans hope Obama will force Democrats in competitive states to take unpopular positions on. "We hope that 2014 Democrats like Mary Landrieu and Max Baucus enjoyed the party circuit in Washington last night," NRSC spokesman Brian Walsh tells Score, "but given President Obama's vow to pursue a left-wing environmental agenda that will kill jobs in their states and others, voters deserve to know exactly where their Senators stand."
We may be in a permanent campaign, but Politico is definitely pushing its permanent rewriting of history. Back in November 2010, Brad Johnson debunked this narrative the first time Politico pushed it (see "Ignoring Evidence, Politico Spins Climate Vote As Electoral Loser"). In fact, Democrats who voted against clean energy were more than three times as likely to lose their seats than those who voted for it:
- 81 percent of Democrats voting for the climate bill won their races.
- 64 percent of Democrats voting against the climate bill lost their seat.
- Of the eight Republicans who voted for the bill, only one was punished by the voters
Indeed, Stanford public opinion expert Jon Krosnick analyzed the 2010 congressional election and found that Democrats taking "green" positions on climate change "won much more often" than those remaining silent.
It is ironic, if not tragic, that the GOP thinks this is a winning issue in states that have already been among the hardest hit by the impact of global warming — and stand to suffer the most if we keep taking no action — Alaska, Colorado, Louisiana, and Montana.
And if the 2010 election proved anything, it's that in Senate races, climate denial is a political loser:
- If Obama Looks to Sen. Bennet (D-CO) for Winning Strategy, He Needs to Make a Major Issue of Global Warming and Clean Energy
- Did Ken Buck's global warming denial cost the Tea Party favorite a Senate seat?
- After Inhofe's endorsement, Carly Fiorina challenges climate science.
- Politico on CA Senate debate: "Fiorina's major stumble came on the issue of Proposition 23.″
Fiorina was crushed by climate hawk Barbara Boxer.
Last year, Stanford's Krosnick said candidates "may actually enhance turnout as well as attract voters over to their side by discussing climate change." The only losing strategy for Democrats is running away from the climate and clean energy issue.
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One could almost feel sorry for Republicans who claim that climate science denial is a winning issue. Winning elections is not why they are being so stubborn here, though.
When the fossil fuel companies take a policy position, Republican politicians click their heels. Those who stray, such as McCain and Graham, are forced to relent by minders such as McConnell and Boehner. Dissent is not allowed, a scary situation in a democracy.
A person can only deny science, public opinion, and observed reality for so long. Eventually he becomes a joke. This will happen to their whole Party within 4-8 years.
Here's the scary thing: they don't really care. They are sick to the money, and if a Senator or Congressman is defeated he ends up with a mid six figure golden parachute, in the form of a lobbyist or consulting job.
More puzzling is the fact that the Democrats have not been seizing this opportunity. Not all of them are bought. Let's see if they wake up.
It was very instructive to listen to the inaugural coverage on Fox News yesterday. After Obama's speech, the two word description most commonly heard was "liberal agenda." The source that Joe quotes calls it a "left-wing environmental agenda" as if that were a bad thing.
In this poll number driven political environment one wonders where leadership will come from, leadership that is willing to tell unpopular truths, leadership that looks beyond the next election to do what will truly secure the future, leadership willing to protect that which belongs to all of us rather than securing the profits of a few.
As a scientist, I get really upset when I read about people saying that paying attention to science, reading science and understanding science is part of a left wing agenda. I wish that I could sit down and talk with people who consider that science is somehow left wing. Usually I can't do that. What I can do is contribute modest amounts to polical races that may made a difference. This is a winning issue for the Democrats, especially if the media cover the science and the President speaks out.
Can you say "Koch Brothers?
Bill Becker, are you following this.
We need people of influence to excite the DNC that just maybe, an all-out war against rethug incumbents, in 2014, is the next best step towards next steps.
Mike Roddy and I talk about making things happen on a budget that equals one week of Fred Krupp's salary. No response. Busy people worrying about that which they are paid to worry about.
Bring it.
"$in" is when the earth cooks, the reservoir goes dry, your crops die, your woods starts to die, the megafire comes and your house burns. All that for somebody else's money. There's a Florida version of this involving storm surges.
In the political-economic geography of congressional districts and states, is anyone looking at placement of green industry and employment that would succeed the old fossil fuel jobs, without incurring massive migration to seek new work?
Every time I have browsed the economies of congressional districts or more broadly a home state, I have found huge economic components for voters, not just a few big donors. Surely some climate hawk strategist has seen this as well.
One example is that Speaker John Boehner is from Ohio, which produces about 5% of the coal mined in the US. Boehner's 8th district isn't on top of the coal, yet it's a largely urban population that has felt the recession. Does someone know more about green jobs development there?
This is not a cynical buy-out proposal, we really need to have green jobs that don't require an immediate migration.
Instead of vilifying the politicians, let's find a better solution for their constituents.
It would be nice to just see a poll about the popularity of Cap'n Trade in Louisiana, Alaska and Montana. Your examples are from Colorado and California. We all know how California feels about it and Colorado is a very close swing state that just suffered through some devastating wild fires. They might be able to hang onto their seats if challenged on climate change. We all know that all Democrats are not created equal and Louisiana, Alaska and Montana do not have a lot of them. Those they do have hold some interesting opinions about fossil fuels and mining.
In lock-step with "liberal Agenda" you will hear "job-killing regulations" from Fox and all GOPers.
Really, why waste time on senators, when you can file a lawsuit against every large-scale solar and wind project in the US. There must be an endangered species near almost every project in the world, so let's just make sure that no renewable energy projects are approved due to endangered species concerns and inadequate studies, including for the "well known" "wind turbine syndrome" that is decimating the human population everywhere. Or is that heat stroke?
Anyway, we must not act too quickly to deploy large scale solar and wind, as that would interfere with a firm grip of natural gas and the wonderful world of fracking. You know, fracking actually improves water quality by providing needed minerals and such.
Now, for those who don't realize it, there are elements of sardonic humor above, but humor and reality have a way of coinciding in troubling ways.
This morning on public radio I heard a political figure from Oklahoma advocate for natural gas instead of moving aggressively to solar and wind. He referred to natural gas as not emitting as much "green" gas. Was he stumbling? Maybe, but ah, yes, natural gas is now one step away from "green" gas, not a powerful greenhouse gas. Go Oklahoma and the Republican message machine. Soon greenhouse gases will be green gases. Confusion anyone?
After listening to a piece on NPR this morning, during which a Republican once again recited the "we don't know the cause of climate change or if it's really happening" mantra, it occurred to me that if climate change science was framed in a more immediate, personal analogy, it might be more effective.
Suppose, for example, your child was playing in the driveway, and you noticed that the car, parked uphill, had slipped it's brake and had begun to roll.
Would you think, "Oh, well there's no need to act. It's not settled yet that the car will run over my child. In fact, historically, the car has rolled both uphill as well as downhill."
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Implicit in your discussion is a knowledge of gravity as explained and tested by Newton and others. People who experience gravity and die form a warning system.
However, if one has no experience with global warming – and we really don't know how bad it can be – then you assume from some analogy. The difficulty is that there are no "global warming test" survivors to report on what is the analogy of a jump from a 20 story building or cliff, and there will be few to post hoc report on our experience with global warming.
We are going to get one time only on this bit of global warming experimentation. For those who advocate for the "slow walk" approach, just know that every day we study the impacts of large scale solar and wind on wildlife is a day we are not fixing the problem.
Time to get to the doing, not just the studying.
If one small study is true across the board, finding that 9% of natural gas, which is mostly methane, leaks out to the earth's atmosphere between the dry wells and the pipeline leaks, and if methane as a greenhouse gas is about 20 times as powerful as carbon dioxide, then about 2/3 of natural gas's effects on climate change come from the methane leaks. At current leakage rates natural gas is in no way better for the climate than coal. It appears to be notably worse.
It all depends on the economy. If it tanks again, thanks to debt, inequality, elite greed, shrinking median wages, contagion from Europe, currency wars, rising hydrocarbon costs or any combination of a plethora of fault-lines in neo-liberal capitalism, the Repugnants may attempt to blame rapidly falling living standards on 'Green extremists'. They'll certainly give it a go.
But Bill, it is. The Right do not follow normal cognitive pathways, they abjure observation, conjecture, hypothesis, testing, peer review and falsifiability. They deal with reality through the distorted prism of revealed truth, the a priori belief in miracles of idiocy like 'creation science' climate destabilisation denialism and neo-liberal capitalism. They long ago consigned the Enlightenment to the 'memory hole' and tuned into Fox News, that sheltered workshop for the restless and relentless.
Obama acts, and even if he loses, his activity plus new climate disasters will lead to an upsurge in voting and a rout of the denialists. If Obama prevaricates, again, the Hope Fiends stay home, the Repugnants win the Congress and a New Dark Age begins to fall.
More sarcastic than sardonic, I'd say. I do not equate environmental opposition to certain renewable projects, that definitely do not need to be sited where they will cause further harm to threatened species and environments, when there is so very much more land that is not environmentally precious, that is degraded or reserved for military purposes, with the denialist industry's opposition to all wind power based on phony so-called 'medical conditions'. Conditions that, miraculously, never appear amongst those paid to have wind turbines situated on their land.
'Global warming test' survivors abound, in Philippino victims of mega-typhoons, Pakistani victims of mega-floods, Australian, Greek, American or Portuguese victims of mega-fires and Sahelian victims of creeping desertification. The problem with the Right is that they have no human empathy, so a disaster visited on others, particularly those of different skin tone, leaves them unmoved. When it hits them they get the message, and begin looking for scapegoats to hide their idiocy.


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Squirting? Special effects? Pissing? Whatever and however you want to call it, this is some damn fine entertainment.
Flower Tucci has made a name for herself with this little trick of hers, and while it's definitely a one-note concert, you have to admit she plays it like she means it.
All the scenes are soaked, but for sheer gallons of girl-gush, it's going to be heard to beat the four-on-the-floor quartet of Tucci, Annie Cruz, Keeani Lee and Sierra Sin.
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Revenge (2011–2015)
Episode List
Season 4
28 Sep. 2014Renaissance
As Emily plans to host her most surprising party ever, Victoria finds a way to turn her greatest setback into a dangerous advantage. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to them both, David Clarke plans his next move.
5 Oct. 2014Disclosure
Emily is faced with former friends and a longtime enemy as she desperately searches for Victoria; a dark secret comes back to haunt Victoria.
12 Oct. 2014Ashes
Emily's life is on the line as Victoria orchestrates a family reunion with deadly potential, regardless of who gets caught in the crossfire.
19 Oct. 2014Meteor
Emily is shaken to her core by an unexpected revelation as Victoria sinks her claws deeper into David.
26 Oct. 2014Repercussions
With Victoria in control and David Clarke in the headlines. Emily works on a new strategy to orchestrate a reunion with her father.
2 Nov. 2014Damage
Charlotte's downward spiral takes her to a place where even Emily worries she can't be saved as David and Nolan have a very public reunion.
9 Nov. 2014Ambush
Daniel and Emily meet again briefly. Emily finds out some shocking things about her father, while Victoria is trying to keep David on her side.
16 Nov. 2014Contact
Victoria's future hangs in the balance as the FBI closes in and a mysterious new enemy strikes.
30 Nov. 2014Intel
Emily and Victoria learn that information is the most dangerous weapon while Nolan offers up information of his own in order to salvage his reputation due to David's accusations.
7 Dec. 2014Atonement
Jack is torn between Emily and the new woman in his life, while Nolan and Louise bring southern charm to East Hampton.
4 Jan. 2015Epitaph
As Emily and Victoria grieve, David springs into action to protect his loved ones.
11 Jan. 2015Madness
Nolan hatches a plan to help a friend. David confides in Emily and she is concerned about the possible fallout. Malcolm Blacks' appearance complicates life in the Hamptons.
18 Jan. 2015Abduction
In order to survive, Emily and Victoria must set aside their grudge, while Jack and David race to save them before they kill each other.
25 Jan. 2015Kindred
Emily helps Nolan's blushing bride deal with the skeletons in her closet while Victoria contends with a mysterious new socialite.
8 Mar. 2015Bait
When Margaux uses her ammunition against both Emily and Jack, their friendship takes a dramatic turn. Meanwhile, Natalie shows Victoria the true reason behind her arrival in the Hamptons.
15 Mar. 2015Retaliation
Natalie throws a Fourth of July party and invites David as her date.
22 Mar. 2015Loss
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29 Mar. 2015Clarity
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12 Apr. 2015Exposure
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19 Apr. 2015Burn
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26 Apr. 2015Aftermath
Emily's friends worry that she has gone too far as she sifts through the wreckage of her life.
3 May 2015Plea
Emily enlists Nolan and Jack to help prove her innocence, while Ben takes measures to keep her locked up.
10 May 2015Two Graves
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On Friday April 3, 2009, NYU Wagner's International Public Service Association (IPSA) Spring Conference will host a panel discussion entitled "Living Migration: Spanning the Local & Global Divide," from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the 9th floor of Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, New York, N.Y., with a keynote address by Guillermo Linares, Commissioner of the New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
Immigration is often expressed as a local concern, separate from global migration and development issues. Yet the experience of immigrants spans beyond local realities. "Living Migration" brings the local and global conversations together to create a unified dialogue. We will explore how our local experiences in New York City, the quintessential American city of immigrants, are enmeshed in global migration flows and the impacts of migration on both sending and receiving countries. The conference invites public officials, practitioners, academics, and students to examine policy opportunities and grassroots action on global and local levels, as well as the potential impact of these policies and actions in New York City. The panelists are:
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My windows server crashed overnight last night with a BSOD. I managed to get a log of the dump file which is here, it appears as if google chrome was the culprit, was wondering if anyone with more knowledge than me could dig out any more from this dump:
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A New Age In Acne Treatment; It's No Longer Just a Market For Teenagers
By JULIAN E. BARNES
Published: April 27, 2001
Although Coleen Rattigan had to treat an occasional pimple as a teenager, she never had serious acne. Then she turned 21. For the last two years she has had to fight off an onslaught of breakouts. Now her face is clear, but she is on two prescription acne drugs and visits the dermatologist almost weekly to get an injection that eliminates individual blemishes.
''You think once you get into your 20's it is gone, but instead it has come back worse,'' she said. Ms. Rattigan, a 23-year-old junior account executive at Bear, Stearns, said many of her girlhood friends with skin perfect enough for a Noxzema commercial now battle pimples with an army of prescription and over-the-counter medications at a time when they might be expected to be worrying more about the onset of wrinkles.
In fact, doctors say, female adults are seeking treatments much more often than in the past, raising sales of everything from body washes to birth control pills in their quest for clear skin.
Skin care and drug companies have seized on -- and perhaps exploited -- the trend, bombarding women with ads that play on the insecurities of young adults with less-than-perfect skin and explicitly discuss new, more effective treatments.
''There is a large segment of adult women worried about acne, and skin care companies realize it, and the pharmaceutical companies are also making more products for adult women,'' said Dr. Diane S. Berson, a dermatologist at the New York University School of Medicine.
The market for prescription acne medications rose 16 percent, to $1.1 billion last year, and 21 percent from 1998 to 1999, to $960 million, according to IMS Health, which tracks sales of prescription drugs. Sales of the drugs most often prescribed for women increased even more rapidly and accounted for nearly two-thirds of the market in 2000. And the overall figures do not include a birth control pill that clears up blemishes and had a 40 percent increase in sales last year.
Sales of acne treatments in supermarkets and drugstores grew 15.5 percent in 2000, to $338 million, says A. C. Nielsen, a market research firm. Sales to adults actually declined slightly last year, but much of that was because of lower sales to men, says the NPD Group, a market research firm.
At department stores, which sell most of their treatments to women, sales of acne remedies rose 73 percent in 1999 and 45 percent last year, to $22 million, NPD said. Over all, adults are about 60 percent of the market for prescription and over-the-counter acne medications, and women's share of the adult market increased from 64 percent in 1997, to 73 percent last year, NPD said.
Some recent surveys suggest that 50 percent of women have breakouts, and one study has put the incidence of mild acne in women as high as 54 percent in 1996, compared with 35 percent in 1979.
But others suspect that women are simply more worried about blemishes than they used to be.
People increasingly perceive clear skin as important, several experts said. Executives are often judged partly on their appearance when they are seeking promotions or new jobs, said John A. Challenger, chief executive of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm. He said standards were often higher for women, and he counsels female job applicants that they must be better than the men they are competing against, including looking better and more professional.
''If someone comes in and seems to be breaking out all over in acne, that can cause the other person discomfort,'' he said, adding that having acne can also make the job seeker anxious, undermining the interview.
In many cases, women who have acne never had extensive breakouts as teenagers. But in some 30 percent of cases, acne continues from teenage years, dermatologists say.
''I wasn't looking forward to hitting the three-oh, but I thought this would be one thing that would go away,'' said Chantal St. Louis, 31, who was recently promoted to marketing manager with New York City Transit. ''It didn't. Lately it's gotten worse.''
Some skin care companies are profiting from women's growing interest in acne medication. In 1997, Cindy Zielinski, a vice president for marketing at Neutrogena, was flipping through beauty magazines when she paused, surprised by the number of letters and advice columns on women with acne.
The next year, Neutrogena, a unit of Johnson & Johnson, did a study that showed that 59 percent of women 25 to 39 suffered from acne in the previous 12 months. ''We never realized so many adult women have acne,'' Ms. Zielinski said. ''It caused us to say this is an amazing opportunity.''
Neutrogena began an ad campaign with the none-too-comforting slogan ''Unfortunately, acne stands out even more on an adult.''
Neutrogena says its own research shows the number of female adults using the company's acne products increased 38 percent from 1998 to 2000. The company's share of the over-the-counter acne medication market rose from 21 percent and second place in 1998 to first place and 24 percent last January, according to Information Resources, a market research organization.


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I have a list of rather meaningless codes that I'm processing with a VB.NET Windows application. For the business logic I'm writing to process those codes, I'd like to use meaningful constants (like
ServiceNotCovered or
MemberNotEligible) instead of the original codes (like
"SNCV" and
As far as I can tell, Enums can only map to numeric values, not to strings. So the best I've been able to come up with is a static class that exposes the constants as static readonly string fields that are internally set equal to the code values, as follows.
Public Class MyClass
private _reasonCode as String()
Public Property ReasonCode() As String
'Getter and Setter...
End Property
Public Class ReasonCodeEnum
Private Sub New()
End Sub
Public Shared ReadOnly ServiceNotCovered As String = "SNCV"
Public Shared ReadOnly MemberNotEligible As String = "MNEL"
'And so forth...
End Class
End Class
'Calling method
Public Sub ProcessInput()
Dim obj As New MyClass()
Select Case obj.ReasonCode
Case MyClass.ReasonCodeEnum.ServiceNotCovered
'Do one thing
Case MyClass.ReasonCodeEnum.MemberNotEligible
'Do something different
'Other enum value cases and default
End Select
End Sub
In the example above, it would be nice if I could define
MyClass.ReasonCode as having type
ReasonCodeEnum, but then I'd have to make
ReasonCodeEnum a nonstatic class and give it a way of setting and returning a value.
What I'm wondering is whether there's a way to use the built-in Enum functionality to do what I'm doing, or if not, are there any standard design patterns for this type of thing.


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My site is strictly on HTTPS, but the JS include for this plugin causes certificate errors due to the non HTTPS include. The following fixes the issue, please include in a future release:
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By knocking off the http:, the browser will include the current protocol. The facebook script is available of https, and works fine.
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I'll explain:
Let's say I'm interested in replacing the
rand() function used by a certain application.
So I attach gdb to this process and make it load my custom shared library (which has a customized
rand() function):
call (int) dlopen("path_to_library/asdf.so")
This would place the customized
rand() function inside the process' memory. However, at this point the symbol rand will still point to the default
rand() function. Is there a way to make gdb point the symbol to the new
rand() function, forcing the process to use my version?
I must say I'm also not allowed to use the
LD_PRELOAD (linux) nor
DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES (mac os x) methods for this, because they allow code injection only in the beginning of the program execution.
The application that I would like to replace
rand(), starts several threads and some of them start new processes, and I'm interested in injecting code on one of these new processes. As I mentioned above, GDB is great for this purpose because it allows code injection into a specific process.


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The answer is: Retired naval officer Meredith Robinson.
In true "Jeopardy!" style, the correct response to that prompt - in the form of a question, naturally - is "Who is the region's latest contestant on America's favorite quiz show?"
The Gales Ferry resident, who served as a lawyer at the Naval Submarine Base in Groton, appears on "Jeopardy!" at 7 tonight after a whirlwind of pre-tests, an audition and the final taping - all of which started in January.
But Robinson's history with "Jeopardy!" extends to the 1990s, when she made her initial attempt to get on the show. She was posted on Guam at the time, and the show had traveled there on a contestant search. That year was a no-go, but years later she tried again and took the online test that assesses potential contestants' mastery of trivia. She didn't hear back that year, but her third attempt in January of this year proved to be the charm; come April producers contacted her to schedule an audition in New York. After testing well on screen and passing yet another trivia test, producers placed Robinson in the contestant pool for the year. Early this summer, she got the call to compete, and she was off to Los Angeles in August to tape her episode.
So what's Alex Trebek really like? Very professional, as it turns out. Robinson explained that the longtime quiz-master stays somewhat sequestered from contestants going into each show. As the holder of all the answers to every episode's questions, producers want to ensure no contestants acquire any accidental advantages by chatting with the host beforehand. At the first commercial, though, Trebek makes time for photos and conversation with contestants.
And while contestants are not allowed to divulge the outcome of a given show, Robinson did share what it's like for a first-time contestant to step behind the podium and pick up the buzzer in front of a studio audience and several TV cameras.
"It's kind of crazy," she says, laughing. "It's such a cliche, but when you sit on the sofa it's so much easier to come up with the correct answers. ... and then there's Alex Trebek, right there next to you."
"Jeopardy!" airs at 7 p.m. on WTNH. Robinson says she's hosting a viewing party tonight from her backyard, where her she'll have a screen and TV projector set up for optimal viewing.
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