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|A W32.forbot-ad affects applications like Microsoft Word and other word processors. A W32.forbot-ad will not always cause harm to your computer, but can affect specific applications. A W32.forbot-ad may trigger undesired actions in an application like Microsoft Word.
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Check running processes on your system. Usually you can find W32.forbot-ad process running. Use the Ctrl+Shift+Esc buttons combination to open system information window and click Processes tab. Scroll down the whole list and try to find the process named like W32.forbot-ad. If you find W32.forbot-ad process running, right click on it and choose "End Process". It will disable W32.forbot-ad for the current Windows session, but remember that if you do not completely remove W32.forbot-ad using next steps, then your PC will stay vulnerable to malware attack. Next steps are much more important in removing W32.forbot-ad.
Prevent the malware from leaking or spreading your personal data. Malware usually uses the Internet to transfer all possible and important information you have. Some Malwares are not so "Active" and they can simply disable some Windows features and options. To disconnect your PC from the Internet you need to plug-off LAN cable (if you use LAN connection) or to turn of the Wi-Fi module (if you use Wi-Fi Internet connection). Most of (not 100%) Malwares can not access Wi-Fi module preferences. Turning off the Internet will disable W32.forbot-ad from transferring any data from your PC.
The next step is very important in removing W32.forbot-ad. After turning off the Internet and disabling W32.forbot-ad process you will need to reboot your PC in so-called Safe Mode. Safe Mode is a Windows mode which allows you to start the System using only important applications and services. Safe Mode does not usually allow W32.forbot-ad to load when the system boots (!!!but exceptions can appear!!!). Choose Restart in Windows Start menu and wait until the screen turns off.
After that you have to follow the next instructions according to the versions of Microsoft Windows you use:
Press the F8 key repeatedly when the first screen appears.
Select Safe Mode from Windows Advanced Options Menu and press ENTER.
Press the F8 key repeatedly when the first screen appears.
Use the arrow keys from Windows Advanced Options Menu in order to select Safe Mode and press ENTER.
Press and hold the Shift button when left-clicking the Restart button on Windows log-on screen.
Select Safe Mode from Windows Troubleshooting boot screen and press ENTER.
Having booted your PC in Safe mode you have to start cleaning your PC manually by deleting every file associated with W32.forbot-ad one by one. Here is the list of all files associated with W32.forbot-ad. Delete all files listed below using the Shift+Delete buttons combination. Always double check the file name as sometimes Malwares use very similar filenames as very important system files do and you can mistakenly remove important system file what will harm your system and you will not be able to boot your PC at all.
Please, remember that viruses are always progressing and sometimes new files can appear. If you are using our offline PDF guide on How to remove W32.forbot-ad, please check if you have it's latest version.
We do not guarantee that W32.forbot-ad has the same file structure at the moment of deleting.
After removing all files associated with W32.forbot-ad that were listed above, reboot your system in normal mode and check if your PC works fine or you still have any troubles.
It it is OK – congratulations! You have made a great job!
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St. Magnus, Chaucer and Donaeld the Unready - what's new in the Middle Ages
In this week's news roundup of all things medieval, you can read about creating the face of St.Magnus, good reads about the Vikings, and someone having fun on Twitter.
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Our image of the week - "Manuscript Leaf from a Missal" by Austrian via The Metropolitan Museum of Art is licensed under CC0 1.0
What's New With Vikings! and more medieval news
We are back with doing roundups of the medieval news! Let's start with a few recent pieces for fans of all things Norse...
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And our image of the week is this zodiac sign of Aquarius in a 13/14th century manuscript
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10 New Youtube Videos for Medieval Lovers
A roundup of ten recent videos on Youtube for those interested in Medieval Studies
Andalusian Stories profiles Francisco Gutiérrez, who reproduces manuscripts and designs new miniatures applying the same techniques and materials used by master illuminators of the Middle Ages. You can also take a look at his website here.
Rowan Taylor, a blacksmith who works on the restoration and conservation of medieval iron wear, has uploaded this video showing how to create a medieval trowel.
Last year Jackson Crawford of the University of California at Berkeley began a series teaching about the Norse language and culture. His videos have been getting a strong number of viewers because of the great content and Crawford's straightforward style.
Richard Scott Nokes takes a look at the Saga of the Volsungs in his latest Professor Awesome video podcast
A pair of interviews with Christian Raffensperger, Associate Professor at Wittenberg University, about his books on medieval Rus.
Recording Archaeology has released dozens of videos in the last few weeks, covering a wide variety of topics related to Middle Ages. Here are three to check out.
And finally, our favourite band Stary Olsa, has released their cover of The Beatles song 'Yesterday'.
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It's been such a warm welcome for our new Polar A360 and we've got a lot of positive feedback on our new fitness tracker. We're so happy you're as excited about the new product as we are. This been said, we would like to unveil some future updates we're planning for the A360 during the first half of the upcoming year 2016.
First of all, we've heard you would like to have the possibility to follow your heart rate more closely and have the display ON during your training sessions. This is something we have our engineers working on and you'll be training with a lit display before you know it!
Our research and R&D department have also been working on improving the performance of the algorithm during a high intensity running interval training session. This will help you get even more accurate heart rate readings on your intervals and this way help you improve your performance.
As we've been working on the speed and distance for our other products, we're excited to share that also A360 will have this feature in the upcoming feature updates.
There's also one more thing in the works we've heard you've been asking for; the possibility to use the A360 as a Bluetooth smart heart rate sensor the same way as the Polar H7 is used currently. This means you could use the A360 as a heart rate sensor for example together with our Polar Beat application or even during your rides with the Polar M450.
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text: The number of U.S. homeowners behind on their mortgage payments reached an all-time high in 2009, with nearly 3 million households receiving at least one foreclosures notice, according to RealtyTrac. Nationwide, 2,824,674 properties, or one of every 45, were in default, a 21% increase compared with 2008. "As bad as the 2009 numbers are, they probably would have been worse if not for legislative and industry-related delays in processing delinquent loans," RealtyTrac CEO James Saccacio said.


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Dusan Basta is back in Europe and expected to finalise his move to Lazio, as he asserts he can play in any role required on the right.
The 29-year-old has just returned from involvement with Serbia in a series of summer friendlies played overseas and is expected to shortly finalise a move from Udinese to Lazio.
With Stefano Pioli having come in as Edy Reja's replacement since Basta's transfer was reportedly agreed, the player has been asked about any changes in formation that could come about.
"I like to play on the wing," Basta has told the Corriere dello Sport this week.
"With Udinese in the last three years we have used the 3-5-2, whilst with the national team I have been used in a back four on the right.
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If IBM had acquired Sun it could have led to a host of troubling government antitrust issues, but Oracle's $7.4 billion deal to acquire Sun is not likely to raise many antitrust concerns.Unlike IBM's proposed bid to buy Sun Microsystems, Oracle's April 20 acquisition of Sun is likely to raise few, if any, antitrust concerns for the government. Since Oracle has far fewer overlapping services with Sun than does IBM, the $7.4 billion Oracle-Sun deal should cause little stir among government regulators. "I don't think there are any regulatory concerns here," said analyst Jack Gold of J. Gold and Associates.
The offer came weeks after a reported deal between IBM and Sun Microsystems, for $6.5 billion, collapsed. The deal would have given IBM significant market share in the areas of enterprise server hardware and software, as well helping IBM make major inroads into the data storage, government systems and telecommunications markets.
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Christina Bellantoni, writing in the Washington Times today, details President Obama's first experiences writing letters of condolence to families of the fallen. According to the story, the president is taking the time to write each letter himself, signing it simply "Barack." As the president writes these letters, and feels the weight of Americans dying in war under his administration, he should also consider how the human cost of war has partially been hidden from the public, and reverse that policy.
Indeed, the Washington Post reports at the same time today, that Secretary Gates is reviewing the ban on any coverage of war dead coming home at Dover Air Force Base, and the incredible respect shown to the flag draped coffins. Presumably, when that review is done, it will be presented to the president, so he can make a decision.
As the Post notes, the ban is not something that's been around forever. In fact, it's a pretty recent policy, instituted for purely political reasons, with waivers given, also for purely political reasons. The ban was instituted just before the first Gulf War, by the first President Bush, worried that images of the dead coming home could affect support for the war, just as they had during Vietnam. And, as noted in the story, George W. Bush allowed images of a victim of the Pentagon 9/11 attacks to be shown, to stir up anger (as if we needed any more reason).
Of course, this isn't a cut and dry decision, nor should the ban be lifted without any kind of restrictions.
Concerns over privacy are legitimate, and the survivors of our fallen service members should be respected. For instance, if newspapers are allowed to print pictures of returning caskets, it's not proper to identify who is in each of them, without the consent of the families. They should be given time to grieve in their own way, and in their own time. However, showing unidentified flag-draped coffins coming into Dover (or any other ports of entry) is not an invasion of privacy, but is an unfortunate part of war that the public has a right to see.
Some in Congress have been working on this issue for a while. Congressman Walter Jones, a Republican who VoteVets.org has supported, has legislation that would reverse the policy, while keeping concerns about privacy in mind. With 'bi-partisanship' all the buzz in DC, you couldn't find someone who is more of a true conservative than Walter Jones. President Obama should work with the Congressman on his legislation, so that any reversal of the ban could be bipartisan and move through Congress, instead of by executive decision.
In the end, those of us who served swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States. Part of that Constitution is freedom of the press, to promote the ability of the public to have as much information as possible -- even when that information is not comfortable for those decision-makers in power.
The return of our war dead certainly falls into that category. The policy should be changed.
Crossposted at VetVoice.com
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In response to: Programming is not Algebra by Andy Skelton
In that post, Andy explains one of his friends' problem with programming: she imported her knowledge from mathematics, and seeing as it worked in the simple cases, kept with that as her basis for the symbols in programming, in particular causing a misunderstanding of variables and =.
My experience with students of programming
I actually don't see this importation of math ideas as a common problem in students of programming. Andy mentions:
Sadly, academia and industry accept a high drop-out rate as if it were a natural consequence of the subject matter or some natural characteristic of the failing student. This acceptance is wrong. The drop-out rate is just as much a consequence of the teaching. Teachers who fail that many students have failed themselves.
I agree that this is a problem of teaching at the wrong level, but the most common times I see programmers fail to learn how code works is not when they import mathematical terms as programming terms. That's a rare problem, and as he's said, one that's easily fixed with teaching at the right level. The most common problem I've seen is programmers who expect the computer to "make sense of" the code. Despite professors/teachers trying to teach that a computer does exactly and only what you tell it to in various ways, they still have trouble. I think this is also solved by teaching at the right level.
Personally, I think that misunderstanding begins when they start with a high level language that hides the machine, most commonly, Java. I think Java is a bad choice as a teaching language for various reasons, but the most relevant is that it is, by design, disconnected from the machine. This hinders people's ability to see what the machine is doing in response to what they've written. While most practical programming does happen at a high level, for good programmers, their model of the machine is what's driving their decisions. Premature optimization is an unwanted sideeffect of that, but I think it shows that they are willing to dig into their model of the machine at whatever level they happen to be doing so at, which is a very, very good thing.
I take a different approach to teaching programming which deliberately avoids these misunderstandings by starting at assembly/machine language and talking about pointers, text encoding to make it fit in the model of "bytes," etc. I might add in a few notes about the theoretical models of computation as well, but only if I'm teaching mathy students and always quickly transitioning back into my fake, but rapidly explainable machine. I do some basic explanation of how the hardware works at a high level, just for a good mental model to be used for the next step. I teach them basic assembly, writing a fake assembly language on a simplified machine, and most importantly, interactively stepping through the "Hello, $name" and Fibonacci assembly programs on a whiteboard.
I step through one program myself, then guide them through stepping through the other mostly on their own.
This whole machine language start takes about 2 hours start to finish. I think it's important to explain it, work with it, and then move on and repeat that process, again fostering a good mentality: now one of learning what's happening, perhaps not to the deepest extent, but enough to know what's really going on and to know enough to be able to find information about the details, if that's really needed.
I explain operating system kernels and compilers in general for a few minutes, then go into a real language. Thus far this has been C, partly because it's relatively easy to point to the machine language behind it, and partly because I think it really is a nice language. I have a bunch of strong ideas on why I do what I do here, but they're largely irrelevant to this discussion. Later I add Python on top of that, using a similar "thin layer on the hardware" explanation, this time using C as the "hardware," explaining the VM behind Python, the GC and how it differs from manual memory management in C (some handwaving here to not waste time, but again, I make the lack of knowledge/explanation explicit), and other various differences like the type system.
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Andy writes:
Expert programmers would agree that one of their most indispensable traits is their ability to mentally trace the execution of their programs–to emulate a computer. It makes sense to cultivate that ability as early as possible.
I didn't think of this when I came up with the idea of starting at a fake machine, but it makes sense now. Doing that gives a real, solid mental model that they can use to think about how computers execute code. It is, of course, too low level to be of practical use by itself, but it fosters a mentality of stepping through code in your head, understanding every step along the way, and knowing where your abstraction is - where you're throwing your trust that "it does what I expect," and also being able to drop down a level of abstraction when neccessary. I make the lack of knowledge explicit in the "Hello, $name" program when talking about the I/O through the kernel.
Starting at that super low level, it's easier to point to "this is what the computer is doing" and have them understand it because they have a mental model they can use. They can step through things. This is not the case when you start with a high level language like Java, which hides the machine from you. Experienced programmers can step through that because they have some understanding of how each step is actually implemented. They're thinking at a high level because it works. However, when the code breaks (and it will at some point), they have this deeper understanding to fall back on if they need to to figure out why it broke.
I haven't tried this structure of teaching programming on many people, and it may need some adjustments, especially for the impatient, very hands-on people. The people I've tried this on have been mathy, in-their-head thinkers, so I haven't looked into it too far yet. Perhaps an emulator for my fake machine which can be toyed with and stepped through with all the state of the machine visible would be a good tool to integrate into this.
I do think something similar to this method of starting low-level is much more appropriate for a beginning programming class than jumping into an "easy" language that abstracts really, really far away, or jumping into a heavy language with a lot of machinery behind it, like Java or C++.
I used to think doing this with the JVM as the hardware would be a reasonable option, but the more I think about it the more I see that as a bad idea. The JVM is powerful and abstracted from the real hardware. That gives it practical advantages when you use it, but not when you learn it. Having that powerhouse behind you as your last level of understanding means when GC causes issues it may take you a while to figure that out, since it's not in your model that the GC may have issues on actual hardware. In the opposite direction, you may limit your understanding of the strengths of the machine underneath, like the various SIMD instruction sets. Worst of all, only Java gives you direct access to the JVM's power - as soon as you switch to another language, you have to learn the commonalities and differences between what Java is implemented on and what the other language is implemented on. Until you do, you will write poor code in the new language.
Practicality notes
The low-level-first approach may not seem very useful for people who only want to do scripting. If all you'll ever do with coding is write stuff in MATLAB, script a short automation in JavaScript, make a little interaction in your Excel spreadsheets with VBScript, or something of that sort, you're never thinking at the low level. However, the approach does teach you about learning about coding. It teaches you about debugging. It does that in a very direct way, something that's hard to learn purely in those languages. Those skills are useful anywhere code is written, no matter how small or abstracted it is.
So the ultimate question about this whole thing: Is it worth the time?
For people looking to code for a living, yes, absolutely. For everyone else, it depends.
So, I've decided to finally scrap the crazy crap I've been doing writing my own web macro language, CouchDB madness, and fragile deployment scripts, switching to ikiwiki for a less painful system. I'll probably repost the old stuff and/or make an old subdomain for it.
That stuff might take a while since I'm currently busy looking for a job.
More to come.


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Tampa Employees Work Together for Annual Volunteer Day
TAMPA (June 7, 2013) – As part of a company-wide day of volunteering, Tampa BMO financial professionals from all lines of business took time away from their office to help local youth run their own business through Junior Achievement's JA BizTown.
Being a part of Junior Achievement's JA BizTown is a highlight of the year for participating fifth graders. The curriculum combines in-class learning with the opportunity to visit a simulated town and run their own business.
"Each year our employees look forward to the day we set aside to work together as a company in support of our community. BMO has a long history of giving of our employees' time and talents as well as our corporate financial resources," said BMO Harris Bank Florida President Dave Maraman.
Launched in 2001, BMO Volunteer Day has grown to include approximately 5,600 employees participating in more than 470 projects in communities across the U.S. and Canada, including activities to benefit children and youth organizations, elder care, food banks, community housing, health care facilities, family resource centers, parks and recreational facilities, military personnel, relief organizations and homeless shelters.
"Volunteer Day is just another demonstration of the great work our employees perform year-round in our community," added Maraman.
For more information about Junior Achievement visit: http://jatampabay.org/
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Über Mozilla Firefox_2012-06-26_20-04-05 #1.png
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:13.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/13.0.1
Build ID: 20120614114901
Steps to reproduce:
I've bin changed form a one https encrypted website to another https encrypted one.
Actual results:
On the address input box was still the certificate of the first website in green visible
Expected results:
On the address input box have to be the certificate of the second website
Created attachment 636799 [details]
left https://comdirect go to https://moneyou
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wrong certificate in the address input box
Do you know how the one site transitioned to the other? What was the original URL and what did you do that caused the navigation?
Mark, weißt Du noch auf welcher Seite der ComDirect du warst, direkt bevor Du zu Moneyou weiterleitet wurdest? Warst Du in deinem persönlichen Bereich eingeloggt?
Weißt Du noch, ob Du einen Link zu Moneyou geklickt hast? Oder hast Du die Adresse von moneyou in die Adresszeile eingegeben? Oder hast Du auf eine Werbung geklickt?
I cannot reproduce the problem yet, but some links:
On page
on the middle right, click "Demokonto starten" to get into the banking area
for demonstration purposes.
I couldn't find a link from comdirect to moneyou in the public area,
waiting for feedback from Mark.
1. log off comdirect
2. typed the url of moneyou in the address inputbox from firefox.
(or switchd it from the hint list of last visited pages)
that it.
Confirming :(
I was able to reproduce it once. Now I cannot produce any more.
I'm trying to find reliable steps to reproduce the bug.
Here are steps to reproduce:
Create a new profile.
Prepare your browser, so that it has the necessary history entries.
paste this link: https://www.comdirect.de
after the page loads, paste this link: https://secure.moneyou.de/exp/jsp/authenticationDE.jsp
Now quit Firefox and restart. Now we are ready to reproduce the bug.
Paste this link into address bar: https://www.comdirect.de
After the page loaded, in the upper left area, click the green LOGIN
After login page loaded, on the right hand side, middle area, lower area, click "Demokonto starten", which will open a new tab.
Wait until the page in the new tab has loaded.
Close the tab.
You're now back in the original tab. Click into the address bar. Type three letters "sec".
The list of recent pages will show. Use the down arrow keyboard key to select the entry with secure.moneyou.de/exp/jsp/authenticationDE.jsp
You now have reproduced the bug. Both page content and address shown in address bar show moneyou, but the green identity area still says "comdirect bank".
I can reproduce using Firefox 10.0.5, Firefox 13, Firefox 14.
Firefox 8 was good.
Firefox 9 works, too.
Firefox 10 is the first to show this broken behaviour.
I can still reproduce with Aurora15 and Nightly16.
I cannot reproduce using Firefox 10.0.4
Maybe the regression was caused by the fix for bug 745254.
btw.: Great work, guys! Thank you for the bigest browser!
Yes, backing out attachment 618367 [details] [diff] [review] (from bug 745254) on esr10 branch fixes this issue.
(In reply to Kai Engert (:kaie) from comment #10)
> Firefox 10 is the first to show this broken behaviour.
Bug 745254 only landed on ESR, and 13 and later. When you say "Firefox 10" here, do you mean the ESR version?
> When you say "Firefox 10" here, do you mean the ESR version?
Tracking for 14 and up. From the STR it's not clear if this reproduces with links clicked from the first https page. If not, I probably wouldn't rush a fix into a FF13 dot release (if there is another one). What do you all think?
Kai, thanks for the STR.
This is indication of the cause:
Timestamp: 6/28/2012 3:21:18 AM
Error: ASSERTION: browser.js host is inconsistent. Content window has <secure.moneyou.de> but cached host is <kunde.comdirect.de>.
Source File: chrome://browser/content/browser.js
Line: 9471
Problem is that nsSecureBrowserUI::OnLocationChange (that calls its sink's OnSecurityChange) is (in this case only, apparently) fired sooner then XULBrowserWindow.onLocationChange. Then XULBrowserWindow.onSecurityChange ignores the security change notification since it believes the host has not changed but the assertion failure indicates something is wrong.
This assertion fails also when I back patch for bug 745254 out. But since we fire the second OnSecurityChange notification from OnStopRequest after the document has finished loading, the state updates correctly.
Next steps:
- figure out why this cannot be reproduced in common use cases and only when this complicated process is made (might lead to a solution)
- try to exchange the order of calls to OnLocationChange (may be hard)
- post the OnSecurityChange notification (may be racy...)
Simpler str:
- open https://www.paypal.com/, let load
- open a new blank tab
- load any page (even non-secure), let load
- close the tab
- enter https://www.verisign.com/, let load
=> larry still shows UI for paypal
Problem is that OnLocationChange is calling OnSecurityChange of the sink (the window) BEFORE OnLocationChange of the window is called.
The browser window, the sink, is XULBrowserWindow class.
XULBrowserWindow.onLocationChange does:
- set XULBrowserWindow._hostChanged to true
XULBrowserWindow.onSecurityChange does:
- early return when !XULBrowserWindow._hostChanged && XULBrowserWindow._state (security state) == the newly reported state
- set XULBrowserWindow._hostChanged to false
- update the security UI
During page loading, first onSecurityChange is called. Since onLocationChange of the window is called after it, it means _hostChanged is set to true. On next call of onSecurityChange the UI gets updated thanks _hostChanged == true. But then _hostChanged is dropped back to false. (This is definitely wrong!)
But when another tab is closed, order of calls is backward: onLocationChange is called first, then onSecurityChange that drops _hostChanged back to false.
When user then manually changes the URL, first onSecurityChange is called and it is bypassed because _hostChanged == false && _state == aNewState.
This can affect any secure page.
I'll create a patch that will still keep bug 745254 fixed and also fix this bug by reverting the behavior to call onSecurityChange *also* from STATE_STOP STATE_DOCUMENT.
Created attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Very simple patch.
Will set tracking to + for 13 in case we have any chemspills between now and when 14 is released so we can consider this.
Kai, ping on review. This bug is tracked and deadline is closing. If you don't have time to do this, I can find other reviewer. Just let me know.
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Brina, will you get to this?
sorry: s/Brina/Brian/ :)
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Brian doesn't feel confident to do this review. Kai, it's up to you.
Given the steps required to reproduce in comment 8 I'd lean more toward sec-moderate, but maybe there's some way for web content to force this state as there was in the bug that regressed this (in which case sec-high is appropriate)
currently testing...
nsDocLoader.cpp: In member function 'void nsDocLoader::FireOnLocationChange(nsIWebProgress*, nsIRequest*, nsIURI*, PRUint32)':
nsDocLoader.cpp:1390:5: error: cannot pass objects of non-trivially-copyable type 'class nsCOMPtr<nsIWebProgressListener>' through '...'
use listener.get() instead of listener
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Please fix the compilation issue I mention in the previous comment.
In one existing comment we have a typo "OnLacationChange", please change to "OnLocationChange" when you commit.
Can this land so that we can consider uplift to FF15 beta and FF16 aurora if deemed low risk?
(In reply to Alex Keybl [:akeybl] from comment #28)
> Can this land so that we can consider uplift to FF15 beta and FF16 aurora if
> deemed low risk?
Working on landing this: https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=6c65467433ca
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
[Approval Request Comment]
User impact if declined: potential risk of ssl status spoof
Fix Landed on Version: 17
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): low, since it reverts behavior before we landed bug 745254 that caused this regression.
String or UUID changes made by this patch: none
Regression caused by (bug #): 745254
Not sure whether to take this on release too, but that is tracked for v14 as well. We have 3 and a half week till next merge.
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Approving for all but mozilla-release, we are 3 weeks from the next merge but this was already wontfixed for 14 so it's not something we'd respin for. Will leave the nom in case there was a reason to respin we'd consider this for a tagalong.
Are we fixing this in current beta and aurora, where it is approved (as well as ESR)? When can we expect a checkin?
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Plus a test fix (slippy bitch):
Should this have a testcase in-testsuite? does it need a manual test?
Comment on attachment 637731 [details] [diff] [review]
Doesn't make sense anymore.


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|1 Tablespoon
|1 Pound, trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces
|Red potatoes
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|Low sodium chicken stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Chopped fresh dill
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|Black pepper
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1. Trim the leeks, split them lengthwise and wash them carefully under cold running water to remove any grit and sand. Cut the leeks into 2-inch pieces.
2. Place the leeks, garlic and butter in a medium-size saucepan, cover and cook over low heat 5 minutes. Add the carrots, potatoes, stock, dill, pepper and 1 cup of water, increase the heat to medium-high and bring the mixture to a boil. Cover the pan, reduce the heat to low and simmer the soup 15 to 20 minutes, or until the potatoes are tender.
3. Remove the pan from the heat, uncover it and allow the soup to cool 20 minutes.
4. Transfer the soup to a food processor or blender and process until smooth, then return it to the pan and reheat 5 to 10 minutes over medium heat.
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Calories 704 Calories from Fat 149
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Saturated Fat 8.8 g44.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 32.3 mg10.8%
Sodium 507.7 mg21.2%
Total Carbohydrates 127 g42.4%
Dietary Fiber 20.6 g82.3%
Sugars 32.7 g
Protein 23 g46%
Vitamin A 1602.2% Vitamin C 170.8%
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Morocco For Teens - 8 days
Experience the magic of Morocco on an exciting adventure for families with teens aged 12 years and over. Take in the atmosphere of Marrakech and its buzzing medina, wander through spectacular Todra Gorge, explore Ait Benhaddou – the backdrop of many famous films, camel trek into the Sahara and spend a couple of days in laid back Essaouira.
Saturday. Welcome to Morocco! Upon arrival at Marrakech International Airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Why not relax by the pool before the pre-departure meeting at 18.00 where you will meet your fellow travellers.
Overnight: Marrakech | Dinner
Marrakech - Ouarzazate. After breakfast we head south to the film capital of North Africa - Ouarzazate. After a local lunch we have the chance to take an optional tour of
the film studios - famous for many blockbusters including Gladiators, The Last Temptation of Christ and James Bond's - The Living Daylights! We can also opt to go quad biking and further explore the town
Overnight: Ouarzazate | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Into the Sahara
Ouarzazate - Sahara. This morning we take a stunning drive towards Erg Chebbi, stopping by a 14th century irrigation well and intricate network of canals on the way where we learn how the wells are made. Later we stop for a fantastic Moroccan lunch and relaxing swim. Afterwards we head to Merzouga before transfering to our camels for a trek into
the Sahara. We spend the night at our traditional Berber Camp. We enjoy local food, music and an amazing night out under the Saharan stars.
Overnight: Erg Chebbi | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Todra Gorge & Ait Benhaddou
Erg Chebbi - Ait Benhaddou. After a tasty breakfast in the Sahara we climb back on board our trusty camels and head out of the Sahara. Once out of the sand we get back on the road for a lunch stop at Todra Gorge. This 1000ft gorge is hemmed in on all sides by vertical limestone cliffs and is also called Morocco's Grand Canyon. In the afternoon
we continue to famous Ait Benhaddou. One of Morocco's most famous UNESCO World
Heritage sites boasts great examples of Kasbahs, some of which remain inhabited.
Overnight: Berber Camp | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today is a free day to explore Essaouira, this colourful fishing town dating back to the 15th century when the Portuguese forst fortified it has great beaches and fantastic surfing. You can relax on the beach or if you fancy getting out and about then explore the UNESCO-listed medina with its various souks and woodcarving workshops. All of the city gates lead to the medina, so it's unlikely you will get lost. The beach sits in front of the Medina and there are a plethora of cafés with terraces, both ideal for relaxing for a few hours. Blue doors and window frames abound as do the artists' shops – buy a carpet or Thuya wood carving or sit on the beach sipping a mint tea as the sun sets. There is also the opportunity to do some optional activities, such as quad biking, surfing, horse trekking and wind surfing or you can just simply sit on the beach and relax!
Overnight: Essaouira | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast we return to our hotel in Marrakech for our final night. Once here, we will get some free time to relax at the hotel before we start our guided city tour late this afternoon. We end the day our last group meal in the famous Djemaa El Fna, the legendary main square full of acrobats, snake charmers, juice sellers and various al fresco restaurants.
Overnight: Marrakech | Breakfast
Saturday. Our touring arrangements come to an end after breakfast and hotel check-out. Spend the morning relaxing or picking up some last minute souvenirs.
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Prices shown are per person travelling. 'Twin/Double' prices per person apply when there are 2 people travelling, sharing a room. On all of our family tours we guarantee that parents and teenagers rooms will be side by side or directly adjacent. Prices shown are per person travelling.br>Read More
The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard when necessary.
El Andalous Hotel & Spa, Marrakech
Just 10 minutes from the airport, the El Andalous Hotel and Spa offers a welcome respite from the hubub of the city. Evoking the golden age of Arab-Andalusian culture; exotic and romantically rich. Guest rooms are well furnished with excellent en suite facilites as well as private balconies. The hotel pool is great place to relax by and enjoy a tasty beverage or two. The medina is just a 20 minute walk from here or a cab can get you there in a few minutes!
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Great tour. Khalid was exceptional, full of information, enthusiasm and great with our teenage children. "
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-inception(omg!,y does nobody get it!!?)
-despicable me(FREEZE RAY!)
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-appolo 16
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-final fantasy 5(thats right)...
...forgive me if i missed any...
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-transformers the game/clocked
-need for speed under ground/clocked
-midnight club 3-dub edition-remix(yes there was another).
-rayman hoodlum havok/clocked
-ratchet and clank 3 up your 'arsenal'/clocked(in a day) -need for speed underground 2
-crash bandicoot twinsanity/clocked(in a day :3)
-crash bandicoot warped/clocked
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-lego batman(>_> shut up...it came with pure)
-modern warfare 2/clocked.veteran
-terminator salvation/clocked.commander(XD only 11 achievements)
-alien vs predator/clocked all 3 stories.hard
-battlefield bad company 2/clocked(last lvl...too easy)...
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When asked how he had reached these weighty conclusions, he replied: 'Television, of course, my dear girl. You can see it all the time. A young girl was dying in Casualty, and was there anybody praying at her bedside? No.' He followed this with a tirade about how the British didn't understand Islam because of the villainy of television producers 'who don't like us and who never show the whole picture'.
Mr Ahmed was expressing commonly held perceptions about the lack of religion in mainstream society, the antipathy shown to other faiths and the power of television to influence hearts and minds in these sensitive areas.
He would be just as astonished as I was by Seeing is Believing, a report by the Independent Television Commission on audience attitudes to religious broadcasting. In a sample representative of the population, 70 per cent identified themselves with a Christian denomination. A similar majority agreed that religious beliefs helped them to face problems. There was a surprising amount of inter-faith agreement that religion helps to maintain the standards and morals of a society.
Even more extraordinary is the fact that 80 per cent of those surveyed accepted that this was a multi-faith society in which no one religion could make special claims. This challenges both the hysterical sections of the media that proclaim the death of the 'British way of life' every time a young white child is exposed to a Diwali celebration or a Punjabi folk song, and recent government directives instructing that Christianity should be the main religion taught in schools.
More predictably, the report found that religion was profoundly important to ethnic minority communities, with most groups expressing concern that the majority were prejudiced against their beliefs and practices.
Important questions arise out of these findings. Are such views less to do with religion than with mounting concern about unbridled freedom and moral nihilism? How much is allegiance to a particular religion intrinsic and how much of it interactional, a response to other groups? And how does this turn into statements of the kind made by the Sunday Telegraph editor, Charles Moore, writing in the Spectator: 'Britain is basically English-speaking, and Christian and white, and if one starts to think that it might become Urdu-speaking and Muslim and brown, one gets frightened and angry'; or the manifesto of Hizb ut Tahrir, a militant Islamic youth group, which forbids friendships with 'unbelievers'? To what extent is the strong religious identity of the minorities bound up with their sense of feeling beleaguered?
Television could play a vital part in these explorations, particularly as there is a consensus in the report that access should be given to all groups. Majorities of Muslims and Christians thought that programmes could criticise their beliefs as long as it was done fairly and without resorting to stereotypes.
With so much potential, why has television failed so miserably? I believe the most important reason is that British television is submerged in an ethos of secular liberal fundamentalism which sees the religions of the ethnic minorities as manifestations of backwardness and irrationality, and the only available redemption as assimilation. There is a pathological incapacity to deal with religion in a way that understands the impulses of those who believe. It is not surprising that we end up with programmes like Panorama's 'Underclass in Purdah'; or that on the fifth anniversary of the fatwa, Salman Rushdie got his slot but there was no programme to explore what had happened to the Muslim community during the same period. There are honourable exceptions, among them BBC 1's Heart of the Matter, the BBC 2 series Living Islam and Channel 4's Islamic Conversations.
The way forward is not to shuffle off religious groups to run their own cable networks - a ghettoisation that will only serve the interests of the television companies and trap religious groups in time warps - but to grab the opportunity to make more interactive programmes which examine the relationships between various religious groups and the transformations that are going on. One could look at moral issues, or such subjects as lone parenthood, through the eyes of the different communities. One could study the relationship between religion and aesthetics around the world, or the way religion gives depth to people's lives.
There also need to be structural changes in the way programmes are made. Some of the best on the Third World are a result of resources being made available for people to tell their own stories. Why not use this as a model for religious groups living here?
We need television producers to think much more broadly and imaginatively about religion, so that they can move beyond showing us voyeuristic anthropology or the so-called problems endemic in multiculturalism. But for that to happen they will first need to acquire, in the words of Mr Ahmed, some humility.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown is a broadcaster and writer on race and cultural affairs. This article first appeared in the Independent Television Commission's magazine 'Spectrum'.
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Falta uma parada de alguns minutos no Atomium e Palácio Imperial. Faltou incluir no roteiro o Arco do Triunfo, bonita atração de Bruxelas. Ou seja, a excursão pode começar mais cedo.
Antuérpia foi maravilhosa, com tempo ideal para conhecer bem tudo que foi apresentado.
Very good guides, would like to do Antwerp again.
Both tour guides were excellent. The morning tour had some technology issues but the guide did remarkably well speaking in 3 languages without a microphone.
Antwerp was fascinating. As it was a Saturday the Diamond demonstration wasn't available but we got to see plenty of other sights including the port area. Frank was an excellent guide with a great sense of humour.
Both the morning excursion and the afternoon were so good. Dan was excellent in giving us information about Brussels and made sure everyone was accounted for. In the afternoon we had guide and he was wonderful as well. I wish I could remember his name but both of these guys provided a lot of information and history on the places we went too.
Hi, was good I did like it. Interesting was to learn from our guide about places and history of Brussels.
This tour was amazing!
A full day Antwerp trip would have given us more time to explore the town.
As a first time visitor to Brussels, the morning portion of the tour was a good outing and a nice introduction to the city. Frank, the English tour guide, was friendly and informative. But, the jewel of this tour was the visit to Antwerp. I can't remember the name of the English guide, but she was EXCELLENT! I do remember she was from Antwerp and the tour experience was very personal, engaging and thoughtfully conducted. Oh, Antwerp is a beautiful port city!
Very good. Value for money excellent and very knowledgeable and helpful guides. Would recommend
Good but not very detailed introduction.
good. 4.5 star. One of the operator of Brussels's city tours was rude.
The morning tour was delayed by bad traffic and we did not get to our afternoon Antwerp tour till 1:15pm and we barely made a quick visit to the WC before boarding the bus with no opportunity fo buy a sandwich.
Morning tour of Brussels was fine. The Antwerp tour showed us some interesting surprise of the flora carpet in display. We were pleased. Both guides were fine but not as good as the guide that took us to Ghent and burgers.
Very good tour guides. Poor communication by company concerning pick up and drop off points.
Great way to see Brussels and Antwerp! Stephan was guide for Antwerp, he was amazing! He gave lots of info on history of Antwerp.
Surprisingly Manikin Pis Boy visit was not included.
Antwerp guide talked continously!
The morning session was good..guide not very personable. The trip to Antwerp made the day. Our guide was great.
Enjoyed the tour. The Brussels part is pretty basic and panoramic in nature. Antwerp is really worth the visit from a historical standpoint, plus beautiful scenes.
It was a fascinating tour which my husband and I enjoyed very much. Thanks to both our informative guide for the city tour and Antwerp tour respectively. However, the only setback was the tour duration at Antwerp was rather short and that did not really hv amber time to explore .
The city tour was nice, but they have organization issues that need to be solved urgently. If you offer the option to book two tours in one day, you have to give the conditions for them to be done in one day. We almost didn't make it to the second one Antwerp because of the time the first one ended, as they were with different guides and different buses, that was some serious miscommunication on their part. All in all, the guides were knowledgeable though not very forthcoming with information about the tour itself, we didn't know what we'd be doing beforehand and that is unsettleing when traveling with a large group and the tour was nice, with complementary drop off.
Didn't really enjoy this option as much as I did Ghent and Bruges.
We came to Belgium for a 4-day music festival in Liege and wanted to see other cities, so we signed up for this tour. The Brussels tour was great! The guide was fantastic didn't catch his name but he wore glasses - he was informed and entertaining and the time went by very quickly. We saw a lot in a short amount of time and he made us want to see more of the city. Definitely recommend that portion of the tour. The Antwerp tour was a waste of time and money. The guide was boring, the group was too big, we spent more time on the bus than seeing historic sites and spent nearly an hour and a half at a random diamond center in a rundown part of town. They could have skipped the diamond center and let us have more free time by the water. Definitely better off taking a train to Antwerp and exploring on your own.
Brussels sight seeing tour was good , but I would have enjoyed had they allowed more time at palace, Chinese palace, Japanese pagoda etc., The tour surprisingly did not contain trip to statue of piss. Antwerp tour was a damp sqib. You should have younger and more informative guides with megaphone
Not much description given by tour guide on Brussels sightseeing portion. I thought this was an English-only tour. Guide translated information into 3 languages so many of the participants had to stand and wait while translations were being done. This took time away from learning more information and seeing more sights. No consideration whatsoever for bathroom needs (3 hour tour).
Antwerp trip more educational.
Bus air-conditioning didn't work and bus driver said that the bus was going to the garage next day. He had only a few bottles of water to compensate for the overheated bus. It would've been considerate to provide all participants with water under these circumstances.
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