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After the breathless build-up, Silvio Berlusconi's hotly anticipated "Rubygate" sex trial came to a premature halt yesterday after just nine minutes – rather less time than it took for one of the Italian Prime Minister's alleged "bunga bunga" sessions.
"Is that it?" gasped a surprised Canadian journalist on my right, when at 9.45am Judge Giulia Turri declared the trial, in the Fascist-era court building, postponed until 31 May. This is the next date for which the premier has indicated he will be free to appear in person and begin defending himself against the lurid sex and corruption charges.
"Berlusconi intends to follow all the hearings of this trial," one of his defence team, Giorgio Perroni, said immediately after the adjournment. "But obviously, institutional engagements may arise and sometimes he will not be able to attend." Yesterday, he cited an emergency cabinet meeting on the Libyan crisis as the reason.
While time is running out for other trials in which Mr Berlusconi faces charges of bribery and tax evasion, the prosecutors know for the "Rubygate" process, with the alleged crimes occurring less than a year ago, the statute of limitations should not be a factor.
Mr Berlusconi denies paying to have sex with the Moroccan belly dancer Karima el-Mahroug, better known as Ruby, before she was 18. He also rejects charges that he abused his powers to have her released from police custody when she was held for a suspected theft last May. The trial's outcome will hinge on whether the mountain of testimonies and wiretaps – involving Mr Berlusconi, his associates and young female friends – are sufficient to convince the three-woman judging panel of his guilt. Yesterday fresh prosecution leaks suggested Mr Berlusconi contacted Ms Mahroug with texts or phone calls 53 times in three months last year.
But significantly, Ms Mahroug's lawyer, Paolo Boccardi, appeared in court to tell journalists that her client did not intend to become a civil complainant in the trial, despite rumours to the contrary.
Had Ms Mahroug made such a request it would have been possible for her to claim significant damages were Mr Berlusconi found guilty. But this would have in effect been an admission that she had prostituted herself – a development that would have cast a cloud over the Prime Minister's defence.
Ms Boccardi, a media star in the making who glowed in a pale-rose coat and tastefully dyed hair, denied vehemently that any sort of pressure had been put on her client to stop her from becoming a civil complainant.
But she added that Ms Mahroug's reputation had "suffered clear and serious damage" from the media coverage which meant that now "men stopped her in the street and asked her to perform bunga bunga".
She brushed aside questions as to why Ms Mahroug had received huge amounts of money at Mr Berlusconi's parties if not for sex.
But if she was playing ball, rumours in the Italian press suggested key Berlusconi associates might prove less trustworthy when they take the stand. In particular, the Corriere della Sera newspaper said there were fears in Mr Berlusconi's camp that an improbable list of bit-part characters accused of pimping for the premier – including a television newsreader, his former dental hygienist and a seedy impresario – were considering plea-bargains.
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Marzipan Figures
|Almond paste
|2 Pound (1 Kilogram)
|Yellow food coloring
|1 Teaspoon
|Unsweetened cocoa powder
|1 Tablespoon
|Boiling water
|2 Teaspoon
|Egg white
|Powdered sugar
|50 Gram, sifted (1/2 Scant Cup)
|Semisweet chocolate
|4 Ounce (100 Gram)
|Blanched halved almonds
|1 Tablespoon
On a surface sprinkled with a little powdered sugar, knead almond paste.
Divide into 4 equal pieces.
To coloir almond paste, leave 1 piece of almond paste as it is.
Color the second piece with red food coloring.
Color the third piece with yellow food coloring.
Blend cocoa powder with boiling water; knead into fourth piece.
To avoid drying out, wrap marzipan in foil or jplastic wrap until you are ready to use it.
Cut pieces from colored marzipan.
Using the illustration as a guide, shape animals or figures from marzipan.
If the parts of the figures do not stick together, use wooden picks, making sure they are removed before figures are eaten.
To decorate, beat egg white in a small bowl until frothy; mix in powdered sugar.
Melt chocolate in a double boiler over low heat.
Make 2 small pastry bags from baking parchment
Fill each pastry bag with one of the frostings; use to draw faces as illustrated.
For piglet, use almond halves lo make feet and ears.
Use figures to decorate cakes or serve as candy.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5033 Calories from Fat 2475
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 295 g454.1%
Saturated Fat 45.7 g228.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 146.1 mg6.1%
Total Carbohydrates 567 g189.2%
Dietary Fiber 57.1 g228.2%
Sugars 440 g
Protein 96 g191.4%
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 1.5%
Calcium 165.8% Iron 115.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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Rayovac 7 Lumens Various Colors Economy Flashlight (EVB2AA-BB)
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- Lumens: 7 lumens
- Product Type: Flashlight
- Bulb Type: Krypton
- Battery Size: AA
- Color Family: Assorted
- Casing Material: Plastic
- Waterproof: No
- Impact Resistant: No
- Rechargeable: No
- Batteries Included: Yes
- Battery Type: Alkaline
- Number of Batteries Required: 2
- Assembled Width: 4.375 in.
- Assembled Depth: 5.875 in.
- Pivoting Light: No
- High and Low Switch: No
- Assembled Height: 7.25 in.
- 121 ft. beam distance
- Anti-roll feature
- Assorted colors include red, teal and black
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The item must be returned in good condition, in original boxes (whenever possible), and with all paperwork, parts and accessories to insure full credit. After 30 days, please contact the manufacturer directly.
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Clean Water
Together with international non-profit organisation WaterAid, the H&M Foundation is investing in clean water and sanitation in school to offer children a better future.
Together with international non-profit organisation WaterAid, the H&M Foundation is investing in clean water and sanitation in school to offer children a better future.
…you didn't have access to a toilet or clean water at school or work – what would your day look like?
This is a reality for over 50 percent of the students in low income countries. The absence of clean water, toilets and hygiene education in schools is not just an uncomfortable situation for students and teachers, but also a cause for disease and risk, with negative impacts on education results and wider issues such as gender equality, development and economic growth.
When water, sanitation and hygiene education is improved in schools, it creates a better learning environment that enhances performance. It also leads to improved health for the students as well as higher attendance. Gender equality is improved, since girls do not need to drop out of school or attend sporadically when they start menstruating and there are no toilets available.
When girls drop out of school, it has a big impact on social and economic development and on the advancement of women in society. Women who have attended school are less likely to marry too young and will bare fewer children as well as take a more active role in society.
This Global Program is investing in children's future prospects by delivering water, sanitation and hygiene education in schools to improve health and education and thereby transforming children's futures.
Our ambition is to transform systems so that all schools will have clean water and separate toilets for girls and boys in the future, enabling children to stay in school and get the most out of their education. Water, sanitation and hygiene education in schools are founding blocks for children's rights to live in dignity, and is vital to increase their possibilities for a better future.
The program will implement water, sanitation and hygiene education in schools through local partner organizations and showcase these approaches for national and local governments to replicate and scale up at district or national levels. This includes hand washing facilities, separate child friendly toilets for girls and boys and promotion programs for improved hygiene practices including menstrual hygiene. Further, the program will work to advocate, influence and support relevant national institutions for policy development within water and sanitation in schools which will be critical for long term success, indirectly reaching thousands of students.
At national and regional level, the Global Program will advocate and influence decision makers and practitioners in order to make sure that the issue of water, sanitation and hygiene education is politically prioritized, financially resourced, and that government commitments in this field are met in schools.
At global level, the Global Program will advocate for water, sanitation and hygiene in all schools to be one of the targets of the new UN Sustainable Development Goals, as part of a wider goal of achieving universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene by 2030.
250 000 students will have access to clean water and toilets in school and have been educated in hygiene practices.
National policies in five countries will have water, sanitation and hygiene in schools integrated into the educational policy supported with concrete plans and resources for implementation.
Globally, influencing the Post2015 framework and UN Sustainable Development Goals to include a goal on water and sanitation, with one of the targets being for all schools to have safe water, sanitation and hygiene. The Flagship Program will enhance progress on the target by inspiring national and international stakeholders to take active part in realizing the target by 2030.
Please contact one of our Project Managers
Maria Bystedt
Charlotte Brunnström
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America and Europe might have this whole hybrid/diesel thing the wrong way round. You see, hybrids like Toyota's Prius or Ford's Fusion do the best work in stop-start city driving, where their gas engines shut down at traffic lights, and their electric motors ease them up to speed again. Diesels, on the other hand, like cruising at constant velocities, where their highly efficient combustion process allows them to extract the maximum energy out of every gallon of fuel. But Europe's ancient cities are perpetually jammed with diesels idling at traffic lights, while here in America you regularly see hybrids being hustled along freeways at 70-80 mph, their electric motors virtually useless.
I've always thought America's vast Interstate network, still one of the largest and least crowded freeway systems in the world, was made for diesels. Which is why I decided to take our BMW 335d long-termer for a roadtrip through the southwest via Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. I figured I would be testing the theory as much as the car.
It doesn't matter which road you take out of L.A.: you have to climb up and over some fairly serious hills. The north-bound I-15 hits 4190 feet as it crests Cajon Pass en route to Barstow and the junction with I-40, which will take us west to Phoenix. With 425 lb-ft of torque on tap between 1750 and 2250 rpm, the 335d cruises effortlessly up the freeway as it sweeps across the face of the San Gabriel Mountains, the 3.0-liter diesel barely breaking a sweat as we pass laboring semis.
Once of the pass, we loaf through the high desert, the engine turning a relaxed 2000 rpm at 80 mph. The 335d takes on 12.7 gallons of diesel next morning in Scottsdale, which means we've averaged 31.8 mpg for the 404 miles from L.A.
We take the long way to Tucson, looping out and around the scenic Apache Trail. Winding two-lane blacktop takes us up into the Lost Dutchman State Park, named after a rich gold mine supposedly found by Prussian immigrant Jacob Waltz in the 1870s. Waltz apparently revealed the location of the mine — reportedly deep in the Superstition Mountains — on his deathbed, but it has never been found.
The road curls around rugged rock formations and loops between giant saguaro cacti. The 335d eats it up, the crisp steering and buttoned-down chassis making light work of the constant changes of direction. The blacktop ends just as the road begins a steep and winding descent into Fish Creek canyon, dropping 900 feet in a mile at one point. We take it easy, wary of damaging the 335d's low profile tires on the occasional rocky outcrops.
We pass Roosevelt Dam, built in 1911 to ensure a water supply for Phoenix, and grab lunch on the old mining town of Globe before heading west along Route 60 to the junction with Route 79, where we turn south towards Tucson. The open two-lane is empty and diesel six growls quietly in the background as the blue BMW crosses the vast landscape. The point-and-squirt running on the Apache Trail takes its toll — our fuel consumption for today's 226-mile leg has dropped to 29 mpg.
After a night in Tucson, we head south, stopping at the historic San Xavier del Bac, the oldest and best-preserved mission church in the southwest. The mission was founded in 1700, but the church, with its elaborately carved Baroque façade, was not completed until almost 100 years later. It's Sunday, and the parking lot is filling up with pickup trucks. The haunting sound of the church organ mingles with jaunty mariachi music from a nearby building, while the delicious aroma of tortillas on hotplates fills the air. The southwest doesn't get much more authentic than this.
We head along Route 86, which loops down towards the Mexican border and through the Tohono O'Odham Nation before turning north to join I-8 at Gila Bend. White and green Border Patrol SUVs lurk in the scrub, and we are stopped at a checkpoint. After a legally-resident German-born photo assistant working for one of our freelance photographers was held in a cell for almost two hours at a Border Patrol checkpoint near the Salton Sea a few years back because he didn't have his passport on him, Mrs. MacKenzie (a Brit) and I (an Australian) never travel anywhere in the US without our Green Cards. The Border Patrol guards check them carefully, then wave us on our way.
I-8 takes us into Yuma, which Mrs. MacKenzie had thought might be a picturesque border town. Let's just say…it's not. After an early fish taco dinner at a roadside diner with a superb view of the 18 wheelers rumbling past, we drive down to the Colorado River. Mrs. MacKenzie wants a glimpse of Mexico, even though it's dark. Using the 335d's sat nav map, we drive down a road that looks to end right at the river's edge. The river slides by in the darkness below us; on the other side are lights in the distance. Mexico.
I look around, trying to spot the Border Patrol. Surely they must be here. There's not a vehicle, a person, a light — anything — visible on the US side of the river, but I can't shake the sensation we're being watched. After a couple of minutes, I wheel the 335d around and head back to the bright lights of Yuma. Just as we're turning onto the main road, I notice a set of headlights in the rear view mirror, maybe half a mile behind us. I sit right on the speed limit as the lights slowly get closer. Before long they're close enough for me to ID the vehicle as a Tahoe, and just as I'm wondering how long they're going to tail me, the red-and-blues flash.
"So what are you doing here?" says the polite Border Patrol officer after he's checked our Green Cards, and had a look in the 335d's trunk to make sure we weren't transporting illegal immigrants. "We're on vacation," I reply. His eyebrows arch: "In Yuma?!" Yeah, yeah, we know…
The 358-mile Tucson-to-Yuma leg has returned our best mileage so far — an average of 34.1 mpg. Yuma also proved diesel fuel is more consistently priced in Arizona than gas. We've paid $2.69 a gallon for each of the last three tanks, while regular gas has varied from $2.23 to $2.49 a gallon and premium from $2.53 to $2.75 a gallon. (Back in L.A. our initial $2.99 a gallon tank of diesel cost $0.20 a gallon less than regular and $0.38 a gallon less than premium.)
We get a better look at Mexico as we roll along I-8 towards San Diego. At one point, as the freeway snakes through the Imperial Dunes, we come within a quarter mile of the border. The ugly black fence snaking through the sand is a shock; after playing such a pivotal role in bringing down the Berlin Wall, it's strangely unsettling to realize America is now one of the few places in the world — other than Israel and Korea — where you'll now see a man-made barrier defining a national border.
Just west of Ocotillo, as I-8 climbs out of the desert, we spot what appears to be a ruined castle. It's the Desert View Tower, built in the early 20th century, and a survivor of an era when America's highways were dotted with unique and often oddball roadside attractions instead of identikit gas stations and fast-food joints and cheap motels. We call in for a coffee before pushing on toward San Diego.
We make L.A. later that afternoon. After four days and 1304 miles on the road, the BMW 335d has averaged 32 mpg without any special eco-driving. It grunts like a V-8 — shrugging off steep climbs and surging past slow-moving traffic with the merest wriggle of your right foot — yet it sips fuel almost like a four. This might be a compact car, but it's capable of crossing a continent in giant leaps — based on our experience the 335d will easily go 515 miles between fuel stops. Driver and passenger are likely to need refueling first.
Does a diesel make sense in America's wide open spaces? You bet. So much so that I'm still struggling to understand why, of all the programs cash-strapped GM had to cut, it chose to stop work on the new light duty 4.5-liter Duramax V-8 diesel for the GMT900 pickups and SUVs. This is a land where the capability and functionality of a full-size pickup or SUV makes a lot of sense. So why shut down a program that would have improved their all-round fuel-efficiency by 25 percent with a simple engine swap?
Maybe GM product planners don't believe diesel has a future in America; maybe they're worried people won't pay a premium for a diesel engine while gas prices remain low (though we have found places where diesel is cheaper than regular gas). But maybe they should think again: a BMW source told me recently 30 percent of all X5s sold in America now are diesels. The diesel revolution in America is beginning. It would be a shame if Detroit missed this one, too.


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For Sale:
Audio Quest Dragon Fly [HUGE PRICE DROP]
Will Ship To: Anywhere
Selling a dragon fly less than a month old for 200$ inclusive of shipping to CONUS only.
It includes everything. I hardly use this dragon fly I really only bought it to test it out and was quite impressed by it.
Please PM me for further details or questions.
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Mexico's Christmas season is full of tradition and pageantry—though very few conifers. Julie Doherty Meade describes the various ways of celebrating, and she shares the story of her own first Christmas in Mexico.
Thinking of moving to Mexico, or want to spend some time really getting to know the Pacific region? This leisurely itinerary starts in popular Puerto Vallarta and gives you ten days to explore the coast.
Being able to speak Spanish is not necessary for visiting (or even moving to) Mexico, but it can open up a lot of doors. In this article, author Julie Doherty Meade covers the benefits and difficulties of learning Spanish in Mexico, as well as where to find language classes around the country.
The vast majority of travelers reach Puerto Vallarta by air—flights are frequent and reasonably priced, but travelers can also arrive by bus, train, or ferry. Author Justin Henderson shares information about the various options for getting to Puerto Vallarta.
Looking for the perfect beach in Puerto Vallarta? Justin Henderson suggests great all-purpose beaches with convenient access, fun amenities, and opportunities for everything from snorkeling to kayaking. He also shares the best hidden beaches, the best beaches for wildlife viewing on the Nayarit Coast, and more.
If you're adventurous and like going to out-of-the-way places, but you still want to have all the comforts of home, you may enjoy driving your own car or RV to Puerto Vallarta. Author Justin Henderson covers the essentials for motoring in Mexico: routes, fuel costs, car repair, insurance, and various safety tips.
For the most intimate view of Puerto Vallarta, stay in a comfortable hotel within close walking distance of the colorful Old Town sights, cafés, restaurants, and shops. Author Justin Henderson offers a five-day itinerary that features the best of this beautiful city.


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We are Noisebridge. Noisebridge is a hackerspace for technical-creative projects, doocratically run by everyone. We are a non-profit educational institution intended for public benefit. Our space is a 5,200 square-foot space located in the heart of San Francisco. We teach, we learn, we share. Read more about Noisebridge or watch a short video.
We are committed to providing a safe space to work, learn, and play. Please read and understand our anti-harassment policy and community standards. This is how we expect people to behave when they are at Noisebridge, and you should also expect this standard of behavior from others in the space.
Noisebridge continues to operate entirely through monetary donations from people like you! Please consider contributing to our operating expenses of over $5,000/mo by making a donation.
Goto 2169We're located at:
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2 blocks South of 16th & Mission BART
Get Involved
Our 5,200 square-foot space (483m2) contains an electronics lab, machine/wood shop, sewing/crafting supplies, two classrooms, conference area, and library. Everyone is welcome to use our many resources. Find others to create with. Find help with your projects. Help others with their projects. Learn, teach, share. Come to Noisebridge and create!
Noisebridge is as open as possible from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM to the public. New visitors are welcome any time (all ages, all skill levels), as long as someone is in the space and able to answer the door. During events, we're more likely have volunteers to show you around and make introductions.
Events and Classes
Not all events make it onto this calendar. Many events only make it to the Discussion or Announcements mailing lists, IRC or in person at Tuesday meetings. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff. DO pay attention, as some events just arise organically from the bottom up!
Want to host your event at Noisebridge? We like seeing classes and talks on interesting things pertaining to various subjects of hacking. Most of all, we like seeing familiar faces. Please participate in the space and our weekly Tuesday meetings to see if we're the right audience for what you want to share before announcing a new event. Additionally, please see our events hosting page for suggestions on how to use Noisebridge for your event/class/workshop.
Upcoming Events edit
Dorkbot is a social gathering of dorks, nerds, and geeks including 3 presentations that somehow explore intersections of art & tech. Presentations for this Dorkbot inlclude: Kal Spelitich & Mitch Altman "Harvesting Brain DATA for Robotic Mayhem and Enlightenment", Terbo Ted on his new sci fi novel about a journalist falling in love love with an AI, and Mark Meadows on the pluses and minuses of bots. Wednesday, March 1, 19:00:
Future of Programming/Visual Interactive Programming,
See the following link for more info meetup:Future-of-Programming A meetup happening at Noisebridge, contact email@example.com for any. Thursday, March 2, 20:01:
SF Awesome Foundation meeting,
The Awesome Foundation has chapters all over the world. Each chapter gives a monthly grant of $1k to an awesome project -- no strings attached. If you have a project you feel is awesome, please submit it! The San Francisco chapter will have its March meeting in the Turing classroom.
Tuesday, March 7, 19:00:
The 11-Mar-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes!
Bands: I Should Have Cut The Eyes Different (Branpos/Ingalls/Grusel), Turjurikkuja, Jen Belleville & Kevin Cocoran, Coconut, Clarke Robinson Saturday, March 11, 12:00:
Arduino For Total Newbies workshop,
This Arduino For Total Newbies workshop is a fun, easy way to learn all you need to play with Arduino and make your own projects.
Arduino is a powerful way to make things blink, move, and make noise!
Anyone can learn. All are welcome!
1:00pm - 4:30pm
Cost: $35 for materials. Saturday, March 18, 13:00:
GSM Anomaly Detection Workshop (Hackatorium),
We will assemble inexpensive (~$150-$170 each, BYO parts) sensors and configure the service for aggregating GSM network information! The whole system (aggregation service plus sensors) is open-source, and the parts are easy to obtain via online maker-oriented vendors. Bring the parts and an AWS/Digital Ocean/${FAVORITE_IAAS_PROVIDER} login, because you'll need somewhere to send the information to, and we'll all leave with our very own cellular anomaly detection systems!
Parts list on this page: Sensor and here's a list of the components on Amazon Sunday, March 26, 12:00:
The 08-Apr-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes!
Bands: Dinosaurs With Horns (LAFMS), Mochipet, Tom Djill, Bloody Snowman, Mas Coad Saturday, April 8, 12:00:
The 13-May-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes!
Bands: Microwave Windows, Syrnx, Fistortion, Nurse Betty, Series Premiere Saturday, May 13, 12:00:
Maker Faire 2017,
Maker Faire 2017 - setup day
Thursday morning we'll meet to load a truck with our Maker Faire stuff and take it down to San Mateo for setup. Thursday, May 18, 08:00:
Maker Faire 2017,
Maker Faire 2017 - setup and show day
We'll be fixing anything we broke during setup, or forgot to bring. Then telling people about Noisebridge and showing off what we've made here in the space. (Time to be corrected as details arrive.) Friday, May 19, 09:00:
Maker Faire 2017,
Maker Faire 2017 - show day
Well be telling people about Noisebridge and showing off what we've made here in the space. Hackers are ok. (Time to be corrected as details arrive.) Saturday, May 20, 09:00:
Maker Faire 2017,
Maker Faire 2017 - show day and tear down
We'll be telling people about Noisebridge and showing off what we've made here in the space. At the end of the show, we'll take it all back home to Noisebridge. (Time to be corrected as details arrive.) Sunday, May 21, 09:00:
Recurring Events edit
E - Every week.
1st - Certain weeks, e.g. 1st week only.
-2nd - Except certain weeks, or other schedule exceptions.
- E 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Circuit Hacking Mondays Learn to solder! And make cool things with electronics. Mitch, J, Rolf, Miloh, Cedric, Cheng, Greg, and/or a host of others will bring kits-for-purchase to make cool, hackable things for all skill levels that you can bring home after you make them! Many designed for absolute beginners! Bring your own projects to hack! Bring things to fix! All ages. All are welcome! See the Discuss list and the Announce list for weekly updates.
- E Take Out the Trash Night -- Round One Be sure to put bins out by midnight as the trash truck comes between 1:30 to 2:30am.
- E 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Intermediate Python with PyClass - Crash course in the Python standard library. Monday session is held in Church Classroom.
Super Tuesdays!
- E 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm Songbridge Music Making Tuesdays - Beginner-friendly music making and mentoring meetup with Ableton/GarageBand/Logic tutorials for beginners and peer collabs. (Noise Square Table).
- 1st 3rd 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Sewing and Crafting - Come learn how to use the sewing machines or just work on a craft (e.g. knitting, crocheting, felt working, embroidery, leatherworking, beading, etc.). All skill levels are welcome.
- E 8:30 pm to 11:30 pm Gamebridge Unityversity Game Dev Tuesdays - Beginner-friendly game development class and meetup, learn and share C# Unity coding, 2D/3D art, design, writing and audio. Learn how to mentor and help teach game dev. (Noise Square Table).
- E 8:00 pm Noisebridge Weekly Meeting - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision-making on key issues. This is your space, folks. Come on out here in person to express what you think about what's going on with it!
- alternating monthly 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm - Cyberspectrum: Software Defined Radio Meetup in the Hackatorium(new): A place to learn and exchange ideas about SDR. Presentations on concepts, mystery signals, hardware/software and cool applications. Event alternates monthly between SF and the South Bay.
- 1st Wednesday of every month, 7:30-9. with Software; Art() Present your personal and expressive art made with software/hardware of your own making and get feedback and critical dialogue from fellow artist/technologists. [Last updated Feb 1, 2017].
- E 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm Dream Team Neuro Hackery - EEG research & development project with general interest in sleep, dreaming, creative intelligence, and many loosely related topics such as: neurophysiology, signal processing, cognitive neuroscience, and (especially) hacking code and devices for data acquisition and analysis. Join us at the CollaborationStation (near the Hackatorium). Expect general discussion around 8 PM - usually moving along by 9 PM to focus on more technical aspects of current project.
- E 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm - Career Change: How to kickstart your new career in web development
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This is a discussion on Sleeping while armed - Practical Considerations for sleeping with your gun? within the Home (And Away From Home) Defense Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; My handgun (condition 1 or 2, alternated each night) is on my nightstand next to the bed and under a magazine. My backup handgun, cabinet ...
Under my pillow
Somewhere on my bed/bed's platform
Within view on furniture/a nighstsand adjacent to my bed where I can reach it
Obscured from view in an open drawer I can reach from my bed
Obscured from view under my bed but within reach
Obscured from view in a holster lodged between the mattresses
In a closed drawer I can reach from my bed
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Somewhere else in my bedroom (please post specifics)
In a closed and locked safe somewhere else in the house
Other (please post specifics)
My handgun (condition 1 or 2, alternated each night) is on my nightstand next to the bed and under a magazine. My backup handgun, cabinet key, and other accessories are in my fannypack holster on the floor under the bed. Shotgun (condition 3 or 4, alternated each night) is on the floor beside he wall next to my bed and covered with old clothes to hide it. And, my rifle (condition 3) is in the cabinet under lock and key.
I think I got my contraption figured out, I mounted my xd gear holster to the back of my dresser which is facing out right next to my bed side so that my 4" service 9mm XD is within arms reach next task is to find a way to mount my Express 870 12ga to my bedside somehow.
Inside my night stand, in the corner, and on my TV/stereo table is close enough. Some people can and indeed do shoot instinctively and in their sleep, especially combat veterans, cops, and people who do a lot of shooting. That is why our NRA CCW instructor told us that he deliberately kept his bedroom gun unloaded at home, with the magazine nearby. He has kids and a spouse inside his house and does not want to be too quick on the trigger while scared, startled and sleepy.
Abort the Obamanation not the Constitution
Those who would, deny, require permit, license, certification, or authorization for me to bear arms are as vile, dangerous & evil as those who would molest, abuse, assault, rape or murder my family
other: often instead of the drawer by the bed, or the open safe under the bed, I'll actually strap on an ankle holster. I would like a headboard holster... but worry how close that is to my hand, should I have a vivid dream.
I learned to get those the hard way when a bad guy crawled in through my window back in 1996 and I didn't have TIME to get my Glock M30 in condition 3 from the nightstand, before I had to engage.
My layers still worked though. My alarm went off as he ripped thru the screens. I sat up in bed wearing my CPAP mask for my sleep apnea so I looked like Maverick in Top Gun and I came eyeball to eyeball with him. He kept coming. I guess he'd only encountered SHEEP, who cowered. I must have been his first SHEEPDOG experience. I tried to make it memorable.
I knocked him back out thru the window and he staggered into the dark before I could get properly armed. The cops and their dogs tracked him for a block (including thru an 8 foot thick hedge of Bouganvillea Plants. Think pretty flowers super sharp thorns the size of your thumb. After the hedge they found a huge pool of blood where he'd paused to rest a moment and just bleed. They lost the trail at a major cross street where he must have had wheels waiting. They put out a BOLO to all the area clinics and ER's for a shredded human (remember that thorny hedge) but nothing ever turned up. For my trouble that night I got a busted up fist. Hence the "knucks."
Former Army Infantry Captain; 28 yrs as an NRA Certified Instructor; NRA Patron Life; Avid practitioner of the martial art: KLIK-PAO.
Handgun holster mounted on bed frame with flashlight and knife attached. SHTF/BUG bag with other handguns in it beside bed. AR's and shotty within reach from bed. Flashlights for use with handguns, long guns have lights on them.
Handguns are all ready to rock. Long guns are cruiser ready, off safe.
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (Latin)- "If you want peace, prepare for war".
I have my XD 9mm mounted behind my dresser at my arms reach in case of an intruder and out of arms reach of my 2.5 yr old boy. Shotgun I don't know how I am going to mount it, I'm going to need some suggestions since I have a cheapy metal bed frame and can't let it sit out with the kiddo around but want to mount it within my reach but out of site of anyone who comes in the room and out of reach of the kiddo.
If I decide to use a handgun for the night, it's in the closed drawer. The shotgun, beside me where it's easily accessed.
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Crossman 760 BB/Pellet, Daisy Red Ryder, Crossman Wrist Rocket, 14 Steak Knives, 3 Fillet Knives, Rolling Pin-14", Various Hunting Knives, 2 Baseball Bats, 3 Big Dogs and a big American Flag flying in the yard. I have no firearms; Try the next house.
My Springer 1911 is on the nightstand, a few inches from my hand, night sights night sights visible in the dark so I can index the gun easily and quickly ...
"Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else." Claude Bastiat
"Neatness counts, but bullets often count more." Elvis Cole, World's Greatest Detective.
In a closed drawer within reach of the bed, but out of the reach of my toddler daughter. I'm quite tall with a very long reach, so I keep it in a high drawer that I can still reach. Before my daughter could walk and was in her "big girl" bed, I kept it within view on the nightstand.
In a closed (obscured) drawer in the night stand. A shot gun under the edge of the bed (obscured). Hand guns in pretty much every room (hidden) I have a .45 auto sitting here on my computer desk(not always just laying there). Paranoid am I? I have been the victim of armed home invasion, they gave up very quickly. It was that or be shot. They picked the wrong victim.


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Gawd I hate patching .NET… newly released tonight is a bundle of "known issues" for .NET updates including this gem:
Files in use or File Locks can Result in Framework Assembly Files being Deleted:
If the installation of framework patches fail and roll back due to assemblies in the GAC (Global Access Cache) being held "*/in use"/* or */locked/* you might find some assemblies being deleted
Updating assemblies that are *locked* or *in use"* might cause them to be inappropriately deleted. This is a bug. Microsoft is presently working on a fix.
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There are no known workarounds. If the problem and deleting of the files has not yet occurred the best approach is to reduce the risk of any patch installations from failing by shutting down any applications that might be locking files. See KB 2263996 "Patching of Microsoft Framework can fail with Access is denied or File in Use error" for steps to detect and prevent applications locking framework assembly files. See More Information section for instructions on how to counter the problem if it has already occurred.See More Information section for instructions on how to counter the problem if it has already occurred.
Geeze dudes… then don't release the patch. This is where that lovely "we need patched out in 60 days" blows up for me.. I want solid good patches not ones that I read through the known issues and go "oh crap!"
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Agreed. Microsoft's QA on patches has gone down hill over the last 9 months. SharePoint patches not completing, service packs breaking features, hotfixes being reissued…
Might be fine for the enterprise IT departments, but certainly no good for the SMBs.
Where is the rest of the bundle so that we can read them ?
Hint it's in the known issues link in MS10-60
Jeeze, Microsoft spreads the information out for these security bullitens so far that it's like they don't want you to read it. Can't they just put all of the information in one document ?
I followed your hint ( yes I know you posted the links already ) just for kicks and it led me to this document
I then did a search for the word 'known' which led me to this document
Which is supposed to have the known issues in it. I couldn't find them. I even did a search on the word 'known' again just in case I missed it. Word not found. So I click on one of the links listed and there they are in this document
Which is one of seven. Now do I have to look at the other six or do they just repeat the same thing ?
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Created attachment 492629 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1
Implement Deferred session restore functionality. Here in the patch i leaved app tab support logic, IMHO it's worth keep it. App tab support will be added one day sooner or later.
Comment on attachment 492629 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1
>+ <menuitem id="historyRestoreLastSession"
>+ label="&historyRestoreLastSession.label;"
>+ oncommand="restoreLastSession();"
>+ observes="canRestoreLastSession"/>
I don't think this is getting disabled properly. (I wish I could think of a better place to put this, but there isn't one as far as I can see.)
>+ set canRestoreLastSession(val) {
>+ // Cheat a bit; only allow false.
>+ if (val)
>+ return;
>+ this._lastSessionState = null;
Nit: the early return looks odd. Perhaps
if (!val)
this._lastSessionState = null;
>+ if (ss.doRestore() ||
>+ ss.sessionType == Components.interfaces.nsISessionStartup.DEFER_SESSION)
> iniString = ss.state;
Would it be simpler to write this:
if (ss._sessionType != Components.interfaces.nsISessionStartup.NO_SESSION)
>+ _extractHostsForCookies:
>+ function sss__extractHostsForCookies(aEntry, aHosts, aCheckPrivacy, aIsPinned) {
Nit: most of these are OK but this is one of three with two __s
Created attachment 496116 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1.1, nits fixed
I've found working solution, don't know if it's good or not.
Comment on attachment 496116 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1.1, nits fixed
> function InitSessionStoreCallback()
> {
> try {
> var ss = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/suite/sessionstore;1"]
> .getService(Components.interfaces.nsISessionStore);
> ss.init(window);
> } catch(ex) {
> dump("nsSessionStore could not be initialized: " + ex + "\n");
>- }
>+ };
Don't need this semicolon.
>+ toggleRestoreLastSession();
I assume here that we're not going to worry about an extension clearing the last session?
>+function restoreLastSession() {
Nit: this probably belongs after undoCloseWindow.
>+ let ss = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/suite/sessionstore;1"]
>+ .getService(Components.interfaces.nsISessionStore);
>+ ss.restoreLastSession();
>+ let restoreItem = document.getElementsByClassName("restoreLastSession")[0];
The menuitem has an id, so you might as well use that (and drop the class).
>+ let ss = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/suite/sessionstore;1"]
>+ .getService(Components.interfaces.nsISessionStore);
InitSessionStoreCallback already gets the session store service.
It might be worthwhile combining the two methods to avoid duplication.
>+ <menuitem id="historyRestoreLastSession"
>+ class="restoreLastSession"
>+ label="&historyRestoreLastSession.label;"
I've just noticed there's no access key :-(
Created attachment 496479 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1.2
>>+ toggleRestoreLastSession();
>I assume here that we're not going to worry about an extension clearing the
>last session?
Please explain what can be done.
Except this one, all nits fixed.
(In reply to comment #4)
> (From update of attachment 496479 [details] [diff] [review])
>>>+ toggleRestoreLastSession();
>>I assume here that we're not going to worry about an extension clearing the
>>last session?
>Please explain what can be done.
Well, we could decide to ignore it, or you could rewrite the patch again... which would you prefer ;-)
Comment on attachment 496479 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1.2
>+ else
>+ restoreItem.setAttribute("disabled", true);
Nit: don't have to do this, because it's already disabled.
(In reply to comment #5)
> >Please explain what can be done.
> Well, we could decide to ignore it, or you could rewrite the patch again...
> which would you prefer ;-)
I'll wait when FF guys came up with solution :P
Pushed with comment 6 nit fixed: http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/73479070b3a1
Comment on attachment 496479 [details] [diff] [review]
v 1.2
>+<!ENTITY historyRestoreLastSession.label "Restore Previous Session">
>+<!ENTITY historyRestoreLastSessionCmd.accesskey "R">
Ouch, that's a tiny, but nasty L10n bug. All our tools and localizers expect an accesskey to have the same name as the label, with .accesskey instead of .label etc. - you should name this historyRestoreLastSession.accesskey - with the "Cmd" in it. :(
It would be nice if you checked in that as a change, rs=me for correcting it.
Created attachment 497147 [details] [diff] [review]
localisation fix
Localization name fix. r+ by KaiRo
Pushed - http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/b952a88135d7


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Xamarin delivers Xamarin 4, the latest version of its enterprise mobility platform that addresses the entire mobile app dev life cycle.Xamarin, a provider of enterprise mobility tools for cross-platform mobile app developers, has announced the availability of Xamarin 4, an update of its integrated end-to-end solution to build, test and monitor mobile apps at scale through the Xamarin Platform, Xamarin Test Cloud and Xamarin Insights. Nat Friedman, CEO and cofounder of Xamarin, said that as mobile becomes the primary interface for consumers and employees, businesses are rapidly mobilizing every business function. According to 451 Research, 47 percent of large U.S. enterprises have deployed 20 or more mobile apps in the last year, and 35 percent have deployed more than 50 apps. And IDC predicts that the number of enterprise applications optimized for mobility will quadruple by 2016, and mobility will account for 40 percent of enterprise IT budgets in 2018. Forrester notes that this is igniting a massive technology-spending arms race, with mobile investments expected to reach $189 billion by 2017. "Businesses are rapidly 'appifying' and transforming their business operations and customer interactions," Friedman said in an interview. "Xamarin 4 provides a solution for every step of the mobile journey, and along with our expert training and best practices, we now offer a strategic partnership for enterprises serious about winning with mobile."
Indeed, successfully delivering and maintaining hundreds of high-quality, high-performance mobile apps is a challenge for enterprises, especially given the fragmented, rapidly changing mobile device landscape. Xamarin 4, however, cuts through this complexity and makes it possible to design, build, test, monitor and maintain successful apps at scale, using shared code, a reusable architecture and repeatable processes for every stage of the app life cycle, Friedman said. With less code to maintain and automated ways to ensure app quality, businesses are able to deliver greater mobile business value faster.
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The Rune Ingwaz is part of my Rune Meanings series...
In a Rune Reading the Ingwaz meaning is seen as a good omen for peace and resolution.
The ancient meaning of Ingwaz is that of the god Ing. In the modern day the Ingwaz meaning is concerned with new beginnings, new opportunities and new life. Peace and harmony are also associated with the Ingwaz Rune and can indicate agreements, cooperation and togetherness.
In a Rune Reading the Ingwaz Rune is seen as a welcome one particular in questions relating to love and romance and can show true love being found, cherished and kept.
In business and career advancement the Ingwaz Rune is seen as a good one because of the agreement, peace and harmony aspects. It can show you are reaching a moment in time when you will know exactly what you need to do and are on the brink of a new phase in your life.
Overall the appearance of the Ingwaz Rune is seen as a good omen in regard to all areas of life and can show newness coming up for you.
also brings an opportunity to you, which, once given, must not be
ignored. Action on a new project or taking a bold decision could change
your life very much for the better.
This Rune meaning can also indicates a time of rebirth, a releasing from burdens, overcoming obstacles before moving on.
There isn't a Ingwaz reversed meaning as the Ingwaz Rune cannot be reversed.
The Runes of magic and divination have been used throughout the ages
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The Ingwaz Rune corresponds with the colour yellow, the number 22, the Tarot card of Judgement and the astrological sign of Cancer. The god Ing is also associated with the Ingwaz Rune. The elements of both Water and Earth are contained within the male Ingwaz Rune.
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It was not the most unexpected debut – everybody knew how rare Wayne Rooney's ability was. However, it was the most spectacular beginning to a Manchester United career.
Click here or click the image to see our guide to Rooney in Europe: The highs and lows
Five years ago, Rooney set foot on home turf for the first time as a United player and, facing Fenerbahçe the team that had once ended their record of never having lost a European tie at Old Trafford, scored three times in the space of 37 electric minutes.
It was his first match since suffering a broken foot in Euro 2004; a competition that, but for that injury, England might have won. It seemed then that Rooney would dominate Old Trafford in a way that George Best, Bryan Robson and Eric Cantona had once done, although the emergence of Cristiano Ronaldo meant that often he had to take second or even third billing.
Now on the eve of his 50th European game for Manchester United –against Wolfsburg – the man who signed him argued Rooney was on the verge of fulfilling every aspect of his potential. "We have had the World Player of the Year here [in the shape of Ronaldo] and that is the challenge there now for every player," Sir Alex Ferguson said . "There are some great players out there – Kaka, Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are the best three at the moment and I think Wayne can get to that level if he keeps making progress.
"When we signed him as a teenager, we thought he would become a really top player and he is going in that direction without question. He is blessed with certain ingredients that only great players have – that special hunger and determination.
"They want to win every match and every training session and it will never change. That is a wonderful thing to take into a game of football these days.
"You sometimes wonder about the criticism of the money players are paid but when you look at the effort Wayne puts into his work, then he is worth every penny. He plays as if he means it and that is a wonderful thing to have and we have had many players at Manchester United – Roy Keane, Bryan Robson, Steve Bruce – like that. It is a prerequisite of coming to this club."
Yet despite those spectacular beginnings, Rooney struggled in the Champions League to the extent that he did not score again for another 15 matches spanning two-and-a-half years, in which time his most memorable intervention was to get himself sent off at Villarreal in September 2005.
He broke the scoreless run in a 2-1 quarter-final defeat away to Roma in 2007 and that loss was spectacularly answered in a 7-1 drubbing in the return at Old Trafford, with Rooney scoring again. At the moment, however, Rooney is experiencing something of a drought with just a single goal in 11 Champions League matches. His goals come in waves.
"European football is a challenge," said Ferguson. "It features the best teams in the world. Wayne has had some fantastic games in Europe and, if we are honest, some disappointing ones. It is not an easy competition. But Wayne has played more centrally this season, which may be the answer, and he will play centrally against Wolfsburg."
Fabio Capello, his manager for England, believes that marriage has calmed Rooney down and turned him to a better footballer. Unless the bride is Victoria Beckham, Ferguson has always been an advocate of early marriage "because then you know where a player is at night". Dwight Yorke's enjoyment of the single life was a principal reason for the striker's terminal falling out with his manager.
"Marriage helps footballers, I have always thought that," said Ferguson, who married when he was 24. "I am an advocate of that because it helps them settle down. It gives them stability."
Sitting next to him in the pre-match press conference was his young defender, Jonny Evans, who was asked if at 21 he was old enough to marry. The sheepish Ulsterman stammered that his girlfriend was in the press seats. Ferguson roared: "Get him tied down, dear. Rings are cheap now."
17 goals, 49 games: Rooney in Europe
*Scores remarkable hat-trick on United debut in 6-2 demolition of Fenerbahçe at Old Trafford in 2004.
*Hits the third goal in extraordinary 7-1 thrashing of Roma in 2007 on way to semi-finals.
*Part of the United team that won the Champions League in Moscow in 2008, beating Chelsea in a penalty shoot-out.
*2004 to date: Games: 49 Goals: 17
*Sent off in goalless draw with Villarreal in 2005 for sarcastically clapping referee Kim Milton Nielsen.
*Rooney is banned for two games and United go on to finish bottom of their qualifying group.
*Plays in the demoralising 2009 final, a 2-0 defeat to Barcelona in Rome, failing to make any impact against a superior Catalan side.
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OpenSUSE Struggles with Hardware Problems
Due to a breakdown in storage array, some openSUSE servers were unavailable yesterday, including download.opensuse.org.
Although problems continue, openSUSE does now have some minimalistic package sources in place that will at least enable the transfer of security updates. According to a post by Peter Poeml on the openSUSE Factory List, repairs can take some days.
The openSUSE Project has suffered continual hardware problems and download.opensuse.org, for example, still suffers from a shortage of disk space, which is the reason for the lack of backup data. The project is keen to find sponsors for a new/second storage array.
Get a better sponsor than novellFedora has Redhat, Ubuntu has Shuttleworth, Caos has Infiscale, etc etc. Novell gets the benefits of the work going on at OpenSuse, maybe they could invest in 10k worth of gear for them.. Rediculous..
openSuSE NOT enough diskspaceI don't understand -- as cheap as hard drive arrays are in the market of today - this should never be. How can a distro organization run out of disk space? There are enough contributors in the world that would happily torrent or even chip in and buy a 18 terabyte SAN server...or am I missing something here?
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News site for the openSUSE community falls victim to a Wordpress exploit.
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ASUS Announces a Single-Board Computer
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Red Hat Releases RHEL 6.9 Beta
Makes it easier for customers to move workloads into container-centric applications.
SUSE Working on a New Operating System Called MicroOS
SUSE's answer to container-centric operating systems.
Biggest Kernel Release Ever
Linux 4.9 is the biggest release in terms of number of commits.
CentOS Linux 7 (1611) Released
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So it turns out that the Atlantic Yards "Main Lawn" might be a slightly larger postage stamp. From the Response to Comments chapter of the Final Environmental Impact Statement:
From Community Board 2:
The proposed project's open spaces, as defined in the DEIS, are fragmented, hardscaped, and limited and insufficient to counteract or mitigate the effects of the concrete and glass structures of the project. Design guidelines show a half-court basketball court, one tennis court, two or three small playgrounds, and a pair of illegible linear features. Calling a ¼-acre of open space a "main lawn" is absurd.
The response from the Empire State Development Corporation:
The characterization of the proposed project's open space as described above is inaccurate. The landscaping and programming of this publicly accessible open space has been thoughtfully designed to maximize the amount of tree canopy cover as trees cool and clean the air, provide transitional buffers, and create a more human and comfortable scale for the open space by creating a lower foreground that interacts with the surrounding buildings. The open space will conform to a set of design guidelines as discussed in the General Project Plan (GPP), including: creating a cohesive, continuous and inviting open space with a range of uses and activities throughout; using the open space to connect the surrounding neighborhoods from north to south by continuing the existing street grid system into the open space as pedestrian corridors; and balancing the desire to create an open space protected from Atlantic Avenue with promoting access and use by the neighborhood's residents and workers. These guidelines also state that entrances must be accessible, without steps or ramps, while providing un-obstructed views and direct paths into the open space, and through to the adjacent street. A consistent palette of materials, paving, furnishings, and site lighting are incorporated throughout the project site. Active programming in the proposed open space includes a half basketball court, a volleyball court, two bocce courts, and no tennis courts. The remainder of the publicly accessible open space on the project site would be for passive use and designed to accommodate a maximum number of users. The oval lawn component of the proposed open space measures ⅓ acre (approximately 14,500 square feet). It is important to note approximately 36 percent of the entire project site (8 of the project site's 22 acres) is dedicated to open space. Since the issuance of the DEIS, the project has been modified to increase the amount of publicly accessible open space from a minimum of seven acres to eight acres and relevant chapters of the FEIS has been updated to reflect this increase in the amount of publicly accessible open space.
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Created attachment 572997 [details]
for (let x in [<y/>.(let(x) function() {})]) {}
asserts js debug shell on JM changeset 1210706b4576 with patch v1 from bug 697279 without any CLI flags at Assertion failure: withobj->getClass() == &WithClass,
autoBisect shows this is probably related to the following changeset:
The first bad revision is:
changeset: 78142:f852758f39d1
user: Brian Hackett
date: Thu Oct 13 20:21:36 2011 -0700
summary: Move JSObject::parent to BaseShape, bug 638316.
Created attachment 573036 [details] [diff] [review]
Semantic difference vs. trunk that seems to have been exposed by breakage elsewhere in the VM. When parsing the inner let block the parser sets the static block chain of the inner let to the outer one, and later resets it to NULL (!). The JM branch changed this (wrong) behavior to ignore the second set and keep the static block chain of the inner let pointing to the outer let. Later on when interpreting, the XML filter creates a With object that somehow gets an incorrect static block chain and doesn't force construction of the block for the outer let, so that the with object has the wrong parent. *Still* later, when constructing the block object for the inner let GetScopeChainFull manages to find the outer let, parents the inner one to the outer one and skips the with, then we die when ending the filter because the frame's scope chain is wrong.
I don't really have any clue how any of this code works, so this patch just restores the same behavior as trunk and constructs an incorrect static block chain for the let statements. But this should be fixed for real (it is probably a dupe of something else, that let block in the for loop looks suspicious).
Created attachment 573037 [details] [diff] [review]
Oops, wrong file.
Comment on attachment 573037 [details] [diff] [review]
This fix almost dovetails exactly with bug 638316 comment 22 paragraph 1 if you use ObjectOrNullValue instead of UndefinedValue.
(In reply to Luke Wagner [:luke] from comment #3)
> Comment on attachment 573037 [details] [diff] [review] [diff] [details] [review]
> patch
> This fix almost dovetails exactly with bug 638316 comment 22 paragraph 1 if
> you use ObjectOrNullValue instead of UndefinedValue.
Is this bug still valid for m-c? (seems to be fixed on JM per comment 1) If so, probably the summary should be changed, or a new bug filed. I'm not sure I see the assert on m-c.
A testcase for this bug was automatically identified at js/src/jit-test/tests/e4x/bug700799.js.


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Abbott is the surname of a wizarding family. As one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight, they were a pure-blood family up until at least the 1930s[1], but recent generations of Abbotts must have married Muggles and/or Muggle-borns or half-bloods, as Hannah Abbott is a half-blood witch.[2] The family's traditional residence was in Godric's Hollow.[3] They are related to the Longbottom family.[4]
Family Members
|a wizard whose tombstone is visible in Godric's Hollow
|Giffard Abbott
|a wizard whose portrait is hung at Hogwarts Castle
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|Hannah Abbott's mother, who was murdered by Death Eaters[5]
|Hannah Longbottom (née Abbott)
|a witch who was in the same year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry as Harry Potter; later became landlady of the Leaky Cauldron and married Neville Longbottom[4]
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Mrs. Abbott --- Mr. Abbott │ Hannah Abbott --- Neville Longbottom
Abbott is a relatively common surname in English-speaking countries, derived from abbot, the title of the head of a monastery.


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Machine Gun Preacher (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
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Fox Home Entertainment has announced DVD and Blu-ray/DVD Combo releases of Machine Gun Preacher which stars Gerard Butler and Michelle Monaghan. Each will be available to own from June 5th.
Quote: MACHINE GUN PREACHER is the inspirational true story of Childers (Butler), a former drug-dealing criminal who undergoes an astonishing transformation and finds an unexpected calling as the savior of hundreds of kidnapped and orphaned children in East Africa. The explosive, real-life tale of a man who has rescued over a thousand orphans from starvation, disease, and enslavement, Machine Gun Preacher is written by Jason Keller (Relativity's Mirror Mirror) and also stars Michelle Monaghan (Source Code), Golden Globe® winner Kathy Baker (Cold Mountain, Picket Fences), Madeline Carroll (Mr. Popper's Penguins), Academy Award® nominated Michael Shannon (Revolutionary Road), and Souleymane Sy Savane (Damages).
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"Machine Gun Preacher" sounds like it should be a Manga.
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Very lame and stupid movie and boring there is not a whole lot of action even though the cover makes you think that there is .
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Oh, so this one is not just "based on a true story", but on a "remarkable true story" at that... Good to know, nice from the studio to put such essential and remarkable information on the front cover.
(my god... where's the "slapping my forehead & rolling my eyes" emoticon here?)
(the "Hope is the greatest weapon of all" tagline while holding a machine gun is quite rich, too...)
(my god... where's the "slapping my forehead & rolling my eyes" emoticon here?)
(the "Hope is the greatest weapon of all" tagline while holding a machine gun is quite rich, too...)
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When will Gerard Butler make a movie that is A) An actual good film, B) Not considered a flop?
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This modern two door medium wardrobe has plenty of hanging space and features a panel effect and stylish metal handles Comes with 2 Doors with hanging space Handles included Fixings supplied Supplied fully assembled Size: (H)1270mm x (W)770mm x (D) 540mm
In stylish putty grey set against natural oak effect counters and brass handles, the Westwick range adds a touch of character to your bedroom. Comes with 2 door 4 drawer Handles included Assembly required Size: (H)1920mm x (W)1420mm x (D) 560mm
This 3 door centre mirror wardrobe features a fixed shelf and hanging rail in both sections with contemporary slim metal handles, turned solid feet and a linen look interior. Comes with Four way adjustable hinges & metal hanging rails Handles included Minimal Assembly – Product comes ...
This 2 door wardrobe features a fixed shelf and hanging rail with metal handles, stylish chunky pilasters, framed doors and a linen look interior. Comes with Four way adjustable hinges & metal hanging rails Handles included Minimal Assembly – Product comes assembled. Handles need to be fitted ...