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11-14-2006 #21
Originally Posted by brian.harker
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01-04-2007 #22
I may be coming late to the party on this topic, but it happened to me with my Xubuntu installation. When I updated Firefox, it started crashing on any page with flash.
Now sporkme already posted the solution:
Add the following to your /usr/bin/firefox script:
export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS
I did this and things worked. Then did another "update" one day, broke again. That was when gmail started slamming down FF. I just put it back in, all fixed.
So this worked for me for flash crashing FF in general, and specifically worked for the gmail crashing of FF.
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Try this instead, to keep things right betwixt boots:
Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf [ or simular ] and have the following section Default depth read as thus:
Section "Screen"
Identifier "screen1"
Device "device1"
Monitor "monitor1"
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It seems that those of us who have been using "16" have had firefox crashing with flashplayer.
01-04-2007 #24
I'm using firefox 2 and it crashes a lot. I was in eBay, opened another tab and it crashed (while I was typing in the address bar). This happened to me two times now, the first time was with hotmail... so I don't know if that solution will apply to me too, since I don't think those websites use flash. If you guys know what's going on here please help... for now I'm just going to add those lines to the script
01-05-2007 #25
They might use flash banner ads? I've had the flash plugin crash a few times on me too, and even lock up X - personally, I'd NEVER recommend the official flash plugin to anyone - it seems slow and very buggy. Now if Gnash would just be finished soon...I have sold my soul to the penguin


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CBS had zero pregame presence on site and very little social chatter from its staffers. While talking with CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus on another story, I asked him why his network ceded the ground. His response:"First of all, I would say it is great for us that ESPN was promoting our game. Certainly one day the CBS Sports Network will be in that position to do College GameDay-type programming. Remember, we are only a couple of years into the new strategy of making the CBS Sports Network a fully distributed, relevant live network. I am not so much concerned about ceding it to ESPN because ESPN right now is an incredibly powerful media force and they will be able to mount initiatives like that better than we can because of their scale and size. We will certainly get there at some point."What was pleasing to me was about that week was CBS had the No. 1 college football game in the nation on the CBS Television Network. 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On the same topic, ESPN's Cris Carter has already declared Kaepernick a future star: "One thing you don't have to worry about is [Niners coach Jim] Harbaugh losing the team because [Kaepernick] is a future star in the league. The wide receiver room, I think they're pretty happy."7b.FoxNFL Sunday analyst Jimmy Johnson is also on the Kaepernick bandwagon. "Without question, Kaepernick is the guy to be the starter," Johnson said. " You can be safe and good or take a chance and maybe be great. Kaepernick won't be as consistent, but he gives you a chance to throw the ball down the field. If he's going to be ready for the playoffs, you've got to play him now."7c. His colleague Terry Bradshaw stuck up for Smith: "I'm steamed if I'm Alex Smith," Bradshaw said. "I've done nothing to hurt our football team. He has no reason to bench him, absolutely none."7d. NBC's Tony Dungy ( "I'm playing Colin Kaepernick") and Rodney Harrison ("San Francisco has found their starting quarterback, and they're the most physical team in the league.") are clearly on Team Kaepernick.7e. If you can stomach Sterling Sharpe's nonsense, the NFL Network's Michael Lombardi has an excellent breakdown of the coaches and GMs on the hot seat here.7f. Fox Sports analyst Charles Davis showed again this weekend that he is a talented broadcaster. He worked Stanford's win over UCLA with Gus Johnson on Saturday, and less than 24 hours later Davis called the Falcons-Bucs game alongside Thom Brennaman because Brian Billick was out with a bad back.8. So no apologies for Craig James, no apologies for "The Decision," no apologies for the carnival barking on First Take every morning, but ESPN college football analyst Jesse Palmer is forced to apologize for turning down the University of Texas' hook 'em horns hand signal upside down on the air? The Bachelor took one here for the business interests of Bristol.9. ESPN's Countdown opened Sunday by referring to analyst Mike Ditka's return after his mild stroke last weekend. Said Ditka: "I'm glad to see myself back, believe me." Very honest TV.9a. Readers of this column know my feelings on Chris Berman, and my issues with his enabling the NFL power structure over the years and his lack of journalistic bona fides for events (such as the NFL draft) that demand more edit chops than entertaining. He certainly has his defenders in Bristol, and I've heard from plenty of them over the past couple of weeks. On Sunday, Markman emailed me about Berman's preparation and I told him I'd be happy to pass it along."I just sat with the guy and he showed me his notebook from this week," Markman wrote. "He talked to like 10 coaches, seven GMs and an owner to prepare himself for today's show. No one else can do that. No one."9b. ESPN's Rachel Nichols fronted a terrific feature on Giants coach Tom Coughlin and his relationship with the parents of Boston College safety Jay McGillis, who played for Coughlin as a collegian and died in 1992, seven months after doctors diagnosed him with leukemia. Coughlin calls McGillis' parents four times each year to keep their son's memory alive. The producer on the piece was Mike O'Connor. Terrific work, and worth watching here.10. MLB Network president Tony Pettiti declined comment when SI.com inquired about Keith Olbermann's stint last week on the network's Hot Stove show. Olbermann's passion for baseball is well known -- he writes a blog for MLB.com -- and I liked what I saw from his interaction with co-host Brian Kenny. Olbermann was self-deprecating and knowledgeable. This would be a good fit for Olbermann and MLB Net (no matter how long it lasted). If I can reach Olbermann this week, I'll update.10a. CBS Sports Radio announced on Monday thatBrandon Tierney, Tiki Barber and Dana Jacobson will host the network's new morning show weekdays from 6-9 a.m. ET. Good to see former ESPN-er Jacobson land another national gig. The show will launch on Jan. 2, 2013.10b. The daughter of ESPN NFL insider Ed Werder has had a rough year battling a brain tumor that damaged her speech, eyesight and movement on her right side. But things appear to be getting better for Christie Bomer. Her story.


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The long menu at this Vietnamese staple includes traditional Southeast Asian dishes like sticky barbecued beef and pho noodle soup—a steamy bowl made all the more restorative with toppings like fish balls or tender brisket. Close with a sweet Vietnamese drink like the sua hot ga, a creamy soda made with condensed milk and egg yolks.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A new generation of talent will be on display at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials that begin Friday.
Untainted by drug scandals, they represent fresh hope for a beleaguered sport.
Sprinter Lauryn Williams, miler Alan Webb, a trio of women in the 400 meters and a pair of rising stars in the women's 400 hurdles are part of the 22-and-under crowd poised to make a run at the U.S. team.
"I don't think there's any reason I should sell myself short," Williams said. "I want to go to Greece. No maybes, ifs, ands or buts about it."
Williams' personality is a breath of fresh air in the sport. Spontaneous, outgoing, she said she gets "my fast talking from my mom and my fast running from my dad."
Just 5-foot-3 and 110 pounds, with an unorthodox, leaning-forward running style, Williams boosted her Athens expectations after a sensational NCAA meet last month in Austin. Her 10.97-second clocking in the finals is the second-fastest in the world this year. Only Ivet Lalova of Bulgaria has run faster - 10.77.
Among Americans, Marion Jones has run 11.04, while Torri Edwards, Inger Miller and Gail Devers have gone 11.05 and Chryste Gaines 11.06.
During the week in Austin, Williams went from just wanting to make the finals at the trials to believing she has a chance to make the team.
"I'm Lauryn Williams, you're Chryste Gaines or whoever. So what?" Williams said at the time. "I'm not going to be in awe of any of the pro athletes."
Williams, 20, plans to return to the University of Miami for her senior year.
Webb, who broke Jim Ryun's high school mile record three years ago, left the University of Michigan after one season to turn pro and sign a contract with Nike.
After problems with injury and illness, Webb came back this year to win against a field loaded with international talent in Ostrava, Czech Republic. He returned to the Prefontaine Classic - site of his high school mile-record run - and broke another of Ryun's records with the fastest mile by an American on U.S. soil - 3 minutes, 50.83 seconds.
At 21, he knows his best races should be ahead of him.
He easily has met the "A" qualifying standard to compete in the Olympics and is a heavy favorite in the 1,500 in Sacramento. But he never has had to negotiate the qualifying rounds that precede the finals at the trials.
"I definitely think I'll be ready for it," Webb said. "I'm not going to take anything for granted, including any of my first two rounds."
The women's 400 features three runners who have faced each other through standout college careers.
Sanya Richards, 19, is the reigning U.S. champion in the event but finished third at this year's NCAA meet on her home track - behind Dee Dee Trotter of Tennessee and Monique Henderson of UCLA. All three will be competing in Sacramento.
Michele Collins has the fastest time among Americans at 50.02 seconds, followed by Trotter (50.32), Richards (50.49) and Henderson (50.62).
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Tamara Dawn Smith of Ulysses, Kan., and Andrew Todd Dutton of Amarillo were married Saturday, Feb. 14, at United Methodist Church in Ulysses. Bob Brown officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Penni and Galen Smith of Ulysses. Grandparents of the bride are Mrs. Larry Smith of Ulysses, Mrs. Earl Harper, Mrs. R.E. Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson of Holly, Colo., all of whom attended the wedding.
Parents of the groom are Carolyn and Ronald Dutton of Amarillo. Grandparents of the groom are Mrs. David C. Box of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. Dutton of Fort Worth, all of whom attended the wedding.
Maid of honor was Jessica Caffey of Ulysses. Bridal attendants were Heidi Smith, sister of the bride, and Shasta Caffey, both of Ulysses, Amber McGarry of Amarillo, sister of the groom, Sarah Simmons of Lubbock and Cassie Terry of Roby. Junior bridesmaid was Michaela Brown of Lubbock.
Best man was Sean Saied of Norman, Okla. Groom's attendants were Chad McGarry of Amarillo, Derek Smith of Ulysses, brother of the bride, Blake Wattenburger, Kyle Christensen and Cal Zant of Lubbock. Junior groomsman was Taylor Brown of Lubbock.
Flower girls were Holly and Robin Griggs of Ulysses. Ushers were Spence Glenewinkel, Robert Miers, Taylor Gehring of Lubbock and Brad Anderson of Ulysses.
The wedding reception was at Ulysses Church of Christ.
The bride is a graduate of Ulysses High School and Lubbock Christian University. She is a graduate student pursuing a master's degree in education from Texas Tech University.
The groom is a graduate of Amarillo High School and plans to graduate in May from Lubbock Christian University with a degree in graphic design. He is graphic designer in Lubbock.
The couple planned a honeymoon to Manitou Springs, Colo. They reside in Lubbock.
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text: A photoelectric experiment was performed by separately shining a laser at 450 nm (blue light) and a laser at 560 nm (yellow light) on a clean metal surface and measuring the number and kinetic energy of the ejectcd electrons. Which light would generate more electrons? Which light would eject electrons with greater kinetic energy? Assume that the same amount of energy is delivered to the metal surface by each laser and that the frequencies of the laser lights exceed the threshold frequency.


text: Dan Wise, 16, of Whitehall flips off the fit ball. A group of young men do flips off a large rubber ball and go airborne in the sand in Catasauqua Park. The process is called freerunning which is doing flips off of things, and they use a fit ball. They make movies of their flipping and put them on YouTube.DONNA FISHER / THE MORNING CALL


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maintenance of Dunedin's water and wastewater network from
The main difference the public would see was vehicles branded
with the City Care logo attending to network problems such as
burst water mains or blocked sewers, Dunedin City Council
water and waste group manager Laura McElhone said.
People should still call the DCC's customer services agency
on (03) 477-4000 to report any issues and would still be
dealing with DCC staff if they had specific complaints or
queries. DCC staff would remain responsible for looking after
treatment plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs.
Of the 30 DCC staff affected by the decision to outsource the
water and wastewater network maintenance, 17 had been
transferred to City Care. At most, two redundancies were
expected, and the remainder of staff had been appointed to
alternative roles within the DCC, Dr McElhone said.
The contract with City Care was expected to deliver annual
savings of at least $350,000, as well as more assessment of
sewer pipe condition, which would allow for better renewal
Wastewater and stormwater sewers would also be cleaned more
regularly, which would reduce the risk of flooding and the
amount of sediment reaching Otago Harbour.
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It is time to revive the debate about national identity. The cliches of old have long exceeded their use-by date. This is a trying time of global transition and uncertainty, for societies and for individuals. Yet it is also a time when Australia has remarkable advantages - advantages it must build on if the nation is to prosper. Instead of seizing the moment, and forging an exciting new future, public discussion is mired in the past. Politics is no longer the art of the possible. Whingeing has replaced can-do. What is Australia for? will sketch out visionary ideas for the future, uncover neglected stories from the past, and provide an exciting forum for new voices to make their case. Contributors include Dennis Altman, Nick Bryant, Peter Mares, Tony Birch, Natasha Cica, Don Watson, Raymond Evans, Cameron Muir, Brendan Gleeson, Anna Haebich and Jorge Sotirios.


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Ken Lewis: If I'm Going Down, Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke Are Coming Down With Me
He will do it! HE WILL.
No WAY is Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis going to be the only one to answer for the acquisition of crappy Merrill Lynch and its crappy bonuses, "a person close to Lewis's defense team" (who may or may not be Ken Lewis himself) tells Charlie Gasparino today on the Daily Beast. NO WAY will he be a scapegoat, alone, for the people who twisted his arm to go through with the Merrill deal by telling him he would be fired if he didn't. "If this thing goes to trial you can expect both Paulson and Bernanke to be on the witness list." If he's going down, he's bringing them down, too. Bringing them down to Chinatown. Order in the court!
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Fox News Affiliated Saudi Prince: 'We Don't Want The West To Go Find Alternatives' To Oil
BIN TALAL: The stiff position of Saudi Arabia, we want the price to be between $70 and $80. Not only to help the West, but also to help ourselves. We don't want the West to go and find alternatives, because, clearly, the higher the price oil goes, the more you have incentive to go and find alternatives. So, really, our interest coincides with American interest, to have the price for around $70, $80 which is a price good for consumers and producers.
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New York Times columnist Tom Friedman has been talking about this concept for a while, arguing that a gasoline tax "would trigger a shift in buying and investment" in clean energy here in the U.S. — a move that would provide a foundation for a reinvigorated economy and reduce Americans' dependence on oil, particularly from foreign sources.
But despite the fact that little is being done about it legislatively, the general consensus is that America's dependence on oil also harms U.S. national security. "Bringing down consumption of imported oil is very much in the interest of national security," noted retired Maj. Gen. Paul Eaton last month. And indeed, even the U.S. military is acknowledging this reality and taking action:
Even as Congress has struggled unsuccessfully to pass an energy bill and many states have put renewable energy on hold because of the recession, the military this year has pushed rapidly forward. After a decade of waging wars in remote corners of the globe where fuel is not readily available, senior commanders have come to see overdependence on fossil fuel as a big liability, and renewable technologies — which have become more reliable and less expensive over the past few years — as providing a potential answer. These new types of renewable energy now account for only a small percentage of the power used by the armed forces, but military leaders plan to rapidly expand their use over the next decade.
"There are a lot of profound reasons for doing this, but for us at the core it's practical," said Ray Mabus, the Navy secretary and a former ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
Yet the Saudis have an obvious interest in keeping America — and the West — addicted to its oil supply. And luckily for them, their mouthpiece in the U.S. gets generous air time to make that case. And seeing that bin Talal is also one of Fox News's largest shareholders, perhaps he's rubbing off on some of the network's most high profile employees. "I love that smell of emissions," Sarah Palin said this weekend.


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The first half of the film we find out our couple are on their honeymoon in China. The husband's family was/is of Chinese ancestry and he has various family still there. During their time there, a festival of the seventh moon is occurring in which superstition says that the dead are freed from hell on the seventh full moon of the year. As with our Halloween, this festival is a bit similar though more a fair/carnival feel. Anyways, after their fun in the city they head out with their tour guide to the rural section of China to visit the husband's relatives. The trip takes much longer than expected and by the time the tour guide gets lost, it is already dark as night and out in the farms/hills of rolling China, there are no street lights. Eventually they come to a darkened village and the tour guide decides to go ask one of the town folk where they are. This is the beginning of the setup for our movie.
So far so good, right? Well, unfortunately problems begin on three levels. The first and foremost is the camera. The entire film is filmed with a shakey-cam which can sometimes work (see Mulberry Street, Blair Witch, Cloverfield, etc.Read more ›
The story takes place in China, where a couple is spending their honeymoon together. They hear about a cultural practice and learn about what happens during the full moon of the seventh lunar month. They are told that the dead are free to roam the Earth on this day and sacrifices must be made to please the spirits. This holiday is actually culturally correct. It is called "The Ghost Festival" and occurs on the 15th night of the seventh lunar month in China. This celebration is also known as "Ghost Day" and citizens of China actually believe that their deceased relatives are free to return to Earth for this one day, much like the Mexican tradition known as "Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)". This film builds upon that concept of the dead returning, but elaborates into also suggesting that demons are free to roam the Earth as well.
Focusing on the newly wed couple, the film depicts how desperate the two become when face to face with the moon demons. It seems as if everywhere the couple turns, the demons are close behind, and with none of the locals willing to lend a helping hand, the couple must fight for survival on their own. The story progresses from a large city to a small field and ends at a cemetery/monastery building.Read more ›
Ultimately, this was very well done. I tend not to enjoy Asian horror at all, but this was an interesting hybrid. It was a chinese story told with an american female lead, and a story that is consistent with western horror concepts. The mood was creepy throughout, particularly at the end when she makes a certain journey. This journey (trying to avoid spoilers here) was particularly effective in its horror element; she takes a walk that has the potential to turn deadly at any moment, and the suspense was great. Further, the movie evolves just slowly enough; it takes a while to understand what is going on, and once you do, the heat turns up. Good acting, good concept, and high production values. Highly recommended.
The story begins with a honeymooning couple. Amy Smart plays a newlywed who is on honeymoon somewhere in China with her Asian American husband who still has roots in China. They procure the services of a benign looking and friendly guide to take them into the Chinese countryside so that they can visit the husband's relatives. Hours later, the wife wakes up to find that their car is stranded in the middle of the countryside in a village, and it's dark. The guide tells her they are lost and that he will get help and return as soon as he can. An hour later, there is no sign of the guide, and so the newlyweds scramble out of the car and go in search of him. Before long, they discover that all is not as it should be and there are sinister goings-on - strange chiming sounds reverberate through the night, animals are tied up as some sort of offering, and they return to their car to find it has been splashed with some sort of bloody substance of indeterminate origin! This is no ordinary night either - it is the night of the full moon on the seventh month of the Lunar calendar where the spirits of the dead are released from the gates of Hell and visit the living, feasting on the offerings, and in this case, expecting something more substantial.
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I found this on the internet whilst looking for brunch recipes. Brunch is a bit of a tradition here when any of the boys are home!
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- 125 g cream cheese, softened for 1 to 2 minutes in the microwave
- 1⁄2 cup diced green capsicum
- 1⁄2 cup diced red capsicum
- 1⁄2 cup finely chopped spring onion
- 4 tablespoons butter or 4 tablespoons margarine, divided
- 1 (225 g) can corn kernels
- 6 eggs, lightly whisked
- 1⁄8 teaspoon red chili powder
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 4 -6 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
- hot buttered toast, to serve
- extra chopped spring onion (to garnish)
- Saute capsicum and spring onion in 2 tablespoons butter in a pan over medium heat until softened.
- Add sauteed vegetables and corn to cream cheese, stir well and set aside.
- Combine eggs, chili powder, salt and pepper and stir until combined.
- Set aside.
- Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter in a pan, swirling to coat bottom; add reserved cream cheese mixture and egg mixture.
- Cook over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, until eggs are firm, but still moist.
- Serve over hot buttered toast, sprinkled with crumbled bacon and garnished with a little extra chopped spring onion.
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Don't know about brunch but it certainly made for a fantastically filling lunch. I scaled back for 1 serve and used 2 small eggs, 35 grams cream cheese, orange capsicum, spring onion and as my tin of corn was 125 grams I put half in with the cream cheese and sauted the other half off with the capsicum and spring onion, loved the hint of chilli as I was eating this very tasty dish. Thank you JustJanS, made for Make My Recipe.
This was a very delicious treat for dinner tonight! The kids ate it right up and it reheated nicely for DH who arrived home later. The only different I did was omit the corn. Thanks for a keeper! I served this with my homemade bread for a very filling meal. :) Made for the June 2010 Aussie/NZ recipe swap.
Absolutely delicious new way to eat eggs and stay low carb and no wheat (when omitting the bread altogether for some of us). I, too, served it with a small salad and fresh, sliced tomatoes... we couldn't get enough. Thanks so much for this new idea for "eggs".


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DC has selected 24 creators at random to reimagine the classic Kirby Cool creation, in the spirit of 1985's "DC Challenge."
The mission is almost complete for Han, Luke and Leia until a droid bounty hunter blocks their way in Brian Wood & Carlos D'Anda's "Star Wars" #19.
Princess Leiah's stealth squadron takes on fire in this exclusive preview of Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda's "Star Wars" #11, in stores Nov. 6.
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Star Wars" #10 by Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda. Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles infiltrate an Imperial Destroyer Oct. 9!
"Star Wars" writer Brian Wood speaks with CBR News about his desire to bring a fresh take to familiar characters, introducing new faces and future developments of his Dark Horse Comics series.
It's X-Wings versus TIE Fighters in this exclusive preview of Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda's "Star Wars" #5! The latest issue of Dark Horse's hit series goes on sale May 8.
Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Star Wars" #3. Han Solo and Chewbacca take the spotlight in Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda's latest issue, on sale March 13.
Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Star Wars" #2 by Brian Wood and Carlos D'anda 4 stars, saying the issue "has character moments as often as it has intricate interplay with the established universe."
ROBOT 6's J. Caleb Mozzocco reviews the premiere issue of the new "Star Wars" title by Brain Wood and Carlos D'Anda, noting, "I've got a good feeling about this book."
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A provocative look at the world's most difficult, seemingly ineradicable problems—and the surprising stories of the countries that solved them.
A provocative look at the world's most difficult, seemingly ineradicable problems—and the surprising stories of the countries that solved them.
Experts discuss Dilma Rousseff's impeachment trial, Brazil's deepening economic recession, the Zika virus outbreak, and other issues facing Brazil as the country prepares to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Elizabeth Saunders explores whether an inexperienced president can be successful through having experienced advisers.
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Local elections in South Africa will provide a barometer for public concerns over a stubborn problem: how to reduce stark inequalities between whites and blacks, writes CFR's John Campbell.
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Varun Sivaram makes the case for why the next administration should preserve the Obama administration's legacy of supporting cleaner, more efficient vehicles.
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Philadelphia hosts the Democratic National Convention, Turkey takes stock after a failed coup, and the Olympics draw nearer.
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Erdogan's widening purge and crackdown are just the logical conclusion of a story that has been unfolding for the better part of a decade, writes CFR's Steven A. Cook.
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The costs of hosting the Olympics have skyrocketed in recent decades, while the economic benefits are far from clear. This has caused a shrinking of states interested in playing host and a search for options to lighten the burdens of staging the big event.
CFR's Steven A. Cook discusses the consequences of Turkey's failed coup.
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Jerome A. Cohen discusses the verdict in the Philippines' case against China in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
In this op-ed, Cohen writes about the importance of the decision both in drawing greater attention to the role of arbitration in international relations and in ruling that none of the Spratlys are entitled to an exclusive economic zone.
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Steven A. Tananbaum Senior Fellow for International Economics Robert Kahn argues that summer has seemingly brought a new optimism about the Russian economy. Russia's economic downturn is coming to an end, and markets have outperformed amidst global turbulence. But the coming recovery is likely to be tepid, constrained by deficits and poor structural policies, and sanctions will continue to bite. Brexit-related concerns are also likely to weigh on oil prices and demand. All this suggests that Russia's economy will have a limited capacity to respond to future shocks.
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The U.S. Republican Party released a draft party platform on July 18, 2016 and held its convention in Cleveland, July 18-21, 2016. The U.S. Democratic Party also released its draft platform.
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Major tests lie ahead for Turkey's relations with the United States and European Union as President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan can be expected to consolidate power following a coup attempt, says expert Kemal Kirisci.
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On Tuesday, the United Nations Permanent Court of Arbitration issued its final ruling in a landmark case between the Philippines and China over disputed maritime claims in the South China Sea. The object of intense global interest, the three-year-old case has come to serve as a bellwether for the kind of rising power China intends to be.
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Rather than an opportunity for democracy, the failed coup will only consolidate Turkey's elected autocracy, writes CFR's Steven A. Cook.
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Laurie Garrett argues that the stalemate in Congress to fund Zika research places women at dire risk, especially given the CDC's recent announcement of the first documented female to male transmission of the virus in the United States.
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To ensure the success of Myanmar's historic democratic transition, the United States should revise its outdated and counterproductive sanctions policy.
Blackwill and Campbell analyze the rise of Chinese President Xi Jinping and call for a new American grand strategy for Asia.
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Kurlantzick offers the sharpest analysis yet of what state capitalism's emergence means for democratic politics around the world. More
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Rodriguez had an RBI double in a three-run first inning, singled in the third and made it 6-0 in the fifth with a two-run homer off loser Joe Mays.
He hit an opposite-field double into the right-field corner in the seventh and doubled over the outstretched glove of Emil Brown in the eighth.
Indians 4, White Sox 3
CHICAGO -- Jason Michaels doubled in the go-ahead run in the 11th inning, his fourth hit of the game, and Cleveland took two of three in the opening series between the AL Central rivals.
Casey Blake singled leading off the 11th, moved up on Grady Sizemore's sacrifice and scored when Michaels doubled to right-center against loser Neal Cotts.
Red Sox 2, Rangers 1
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Josh Beckett pitched seven innings to win his Boston debut and Trot Nixon hit a two-run homer in the Red Sox victory.
Beckett got off to a rocky start, allowing a leadoff double by Brad Wilkerson before throwing a wild pitch and allowing Michael Young's infield RBI single.
Orioles 16, Devil Rays 6
BALTIMORE -- Off to their best start since 1997, the unbeaten Baltimore Orioles stand alone atop the AL East. Jay Gibbons homered and drove in four runs, and Baltimore used a 16-hit attack to breeze past the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
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Reds 8, Cubs 6
CINCINNATI -- Bronson Arroyo hit his first career homer Wednesday during his first start for the Cincinnati Reds, setting up a victory.
Ken Griffey Jr. moved ahead of two Yankees with his first home run of the season. His solo shot was his 537th, breaking a tie with Mickey Mantle for 12th place. It also provided his 1,538th RBI, moving him ahead of Joe DiMaggio for 31st on that list.
Arroyo (1-0) allowed five runs -- three earned -- and six hits in 6 2-3 innings. He had been 4-for-55 (.073) with 33 strikeouts before his home run.
Cardinals 4, Phillies 3
PHILADELPHIA -- Yadier Molina's two-out RBI single off Tom Gordon in the ninth inning lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to the win.
Jimmy Rollins extended his hitting streak to 38 games with a double in the first inning for the Phillies. He finished 2-for-4 with two doubles.
Astros 6, Marlins 5
HOUSTON -- Lance Berkman and Preston Wilson each hit two-run homers and the Houston Astros held on for a win.
Craig Biggio had two hits and scored two runs as the defending NL champions took two of three in their opening series with the Marlins, the team with the league's lowest payroll.
Brad Lidge got Josh Willingham to ground out with runners on first and second in the ninth to get his second save.
Brewers 3, Pirates 2
MILWAUKEE -- Prince Fielder hit a looping single that scored Geoff Jenkins in the eighth inning and lifted the Brewers to a victory over the Pirates.
Fielder was 0-for-9 with seven strikeouts this year when he walked in the second to reach base for the first time this season.
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The problem I'm trying to solve is that my company has set the login timeout for our internal Atlassian websites -- such as Confluence, FishEye, Crucible and JIRA -- at 24 hours. This means that every single day I get logged out, and need to log back in.
Some times this happens while I'm in the middle of editing a wiki page, or querying JIRA, and I lose my progress. Other times, it's just an annoying step of having to click the "Log In" button before I can resume what I was doing. Thankfully, the Atlassian web apps remember my username/password, and do a reasonably good job of redirecting me back to the page I was on.
My company is unwilling to increase the 24h timeout to something more reasonable. So how do I automatically stay logged in? I'm on Mac OS X, using Google Chrome for my browser.
The one idea I've come up with is to write a Chrome Extension which will automatically do something behind the scenes to keep me logged in. Would updating the expiration date on a cookie suffice? Or is the auto-logout time stored on the server? Worst case scenario, I could fetch the page in the background (or open another tab) and submit the login form if prompted, which would log me back in.
My goal here is to be able to use these internal websites, and rarely (once/month would be ok) be prompted to login. I can't be the first person to run into this annoyance!


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Ok so i just clicked the autoupdate and after the dasboards says update completed.. my whole site goes blank!
No pages, not even the dashboard..
anybody kno why? or a fix for this?
Ok so i just clicked the autoupdate and after the dasboards says update completed.. my whole site goes blank!
No pages, not even the dashboard..
anybody kno why? or a fix for this?
Exactly the same problem here! Any hint??
Try removing .htaccess file and replacing the index.php file of theme and installation.
Incompatible plugin perhaps? Try renaming your wp-content/plugins folder temporarily to see if it brings your site back up.
Thanks ulgaming I tried it but still gone.
Page returns totally blank with a totally blank source code...
when i remove the wp-config.php the site request a config, but when you setup it go down again
Sounds simple... but did you try ftp'ing and renaming your plugins folder to something else, and seeing if the website comes up then?
K renaming the plugins folder wont do it either..
removing httacces doesn't work
renaming plugins folder doesn't work
more ideas?
Try renaming your current theme folder then (ie wp-content/themes/yourtheme/). WordPress should try and switch to the default theme instead.
Otherwise, do a manual upgrade and see if that sorts it out.
i upgrade manualy but get the same error, remove the htacces neither, rename theme folder dont change nothing
FTP into the current theme...
Then physically open up one of the theme files like index.php or header.php and see if the code is still in there.
Somehow my theme files got wiped a few versions ago - that's what your site looks like now.
No results for me either. Index.php checked and replaced, theme checked and replaced, .htaccess checked, replaced and erased.... site still gone missing.
One interesting thing about this: If you type an incorrect url (to a folder or file that doesn't exist) it doesn't give any kind of error back. I don't know if it is normal but it sounds to me like the problem could be somewhere else... I'm not an expert anyway, just pointing it out.
Thanks to all for your help!
Is there anyway to roll the site back? to the 2.8.6 (my version before update)?
I deleted everything absolutely in my server via FTP and I uploaded a backup I did one week ago... I was lucky to do it because I was testing some things...
when I uploaded everything, the admin page worked but the blog was still blank, I had to change my theme to another and then it worked...
good luck!
Yeah, usually blank page issues are either caused by:
1. Plugins. Moving or renaming the plugins directory will fix this.
2. Themes. A little trickier to fix and requires basic mysql/copy paste knowlege.
Basically, if I come across a blank page problem, and it's not the plugins, I run the following in MySQL on the wordpress database:
(NOTE! BACK UP YOUR DATABASE BEFORE HAND JUST IN CASE. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY POTENTIAL FURTHER DAMAGE CAUSED. At worst I think you might lose your widget settings. Just saying)
select option_value from wp_options where option_name = "template" OR option_name ="stylesheet";
If the values returned are anything other than 'default', do the following:
update wp_options set option_value = 'default' where option_name = 'template' or option_name = 'stylesheet';
Then refresh your blog. If it was a theme, this should fix the issue. This can be run in either MySQL on the command line or phpmyadmin.
Damn it i dont have a backup..
guess i'll have to wait and see if wordpress realease a proper fix
@tokyomonster thnaks for your answer man but that didnt fixed it either
@dirtone: get a database backup via phpmyadmin before doing any further!
dirtone, you may want to contact your host, i'm pretty sure they may be able to help, or at least roll you to a backup.
@nsathees Can i do this via canel?
@tokyomonster i suppose that's the only way, thanks man
Dirtone im going to tell you in spanish
Yo lo resolvi, solo subi los archivos de la version anterior sin necesidad del backup, haslo hasta que haya un fix para las 2.9 para nosotros
for sure, the problem is only ( how i see) in the spanish update, i use a plugin and it upgrade fine for me
Have you tried this?
So its the problem only with spanish versions? damn!
@j2bv16 have a link? i can only find full 2.8.6 instalations files and dont know if reinstalling wordpress maybe delete all the content of my site (pages and posts)
The spanish version has an update and the problem was solved. There was an older file (wp-includes/funcions.php) that caused the upset.
The file you can download and the automattic update are both fine just now.
The solution is to manually update teh site for those who cant even see the wp-admin page (like me).
I did and everything was fixed!
thanks to everyone who tried to help
I got referred to this blog because I posted a blog....which was the same issue and people are commenting on here. I can post some times, other times I can't. It's rather annoying and I am absolutely DEVOID OF TECHNICAL ABILITY, so to suggest to me that I do anything....is like talking to someone who is deaf; it just won't work. So WP....what's the solution? Should I pay my web provider to go in and see if they can fix it for me (so I don't lose everything)....or, do I have a volunteer on staff with WP who will do it?
Anyway...everyone - I hope that for all of you the issue that I now have is the worse thing that any of us have to face; annoying but that's it...
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1939 poster of Walt Disney's Pinnochio brings $800 in rare book auction
An original Disney 1939 poster for Children's Book Week brought a hammer price of $799.50 (including buyer's premium) during National Book Auctions' Jan. 29, 2012 sale. A 1965 first printing of Cormac McCarthy's "The Orchard Keeper" fetched a hammer price of $3,240.


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This is the brand new single from Montage One featuring The Foreign Exchange (Phonte & Nicolay) and Yahzarah. The album, 10.6.3 OGX, drops Tuesday, September 25th and features production by DJ Babu, Evidence, Jake One, Exile, E-Swift, Evidence & More.
YahZarah – Cry Over You feat. Phonte | Official Music Video from The Foreign Exchange on Vimeo. YahZarah steps up to bat again with her second video off of her current album, The Ballad of Purple Saint James, available now.
Foreign Exchange Music's new artist Yahzarah delivers her first video, directed by Matt Koza.
Official music video for "Why Dontcha Call Me No More", the first single taken from YahZarah's new album The Ballad Of Purple Saint James out now on Foreign Exchange Music. Directed by Matt Koza.
New music from the Foreign Exchange Music family. This is the debut single from YahZarah off her album The Ballad of Purple St. James which is set for release on May 4th, 2010. Production from Nicolay and Phonte who also left this message on their website: "Working on this album cost us a lot of [cont.]
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Sonic Spinball Shenanigans by xFlowerstarxWatch
©2014-2016 xFlowerstarx
My university class and I went to Alton Towers on Tuesday 3rd June. If you're wondering, Alton Towers is located in Alton, Staffordshire in my country (the ). It takes 2 hours to travel to there by coach and 2 hours to return to my university. According to my university tutor, he and the rest of my class have been on this ride three times which is more times than the amount of times they went on the other rides. I didn't go on the rollercoaster (due to my fear of rides and I tend to suffer from panic attacks) but I have managed to take countless of photographs of the rollercoaster, the Sonic statue and the floor. I know that the floor isn't much to look at but it's definitely worth taking photographs of. If only this website have the ability to upload numerous pictures at once just like Facebook, then I'll be able to upload all of the photographs.
Anyway, this is my first deviation which is related to .
Anyway, this is my first deviation which is related to .
Good footage.
Well, Alton Towers IS pretty noisy. There were a lot of people there and the occasional birds and ducks/gooses and their chicks. The weather just couldn't make up its mind, it's rainy and the next minute it's sunny.
Weird weather.
I know, right? But that's the for ya.
But the majority of the time, it rains. I see more rain than sunshine.