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Book! you lie there; the fact is, you books must know your places. You'll do to give us the bare words and facts, but we come in to supply the thoughts.
King: I have nothing with this answer, Hamlet; these words are not mine.
Hamlet: No, nor mine now.
Hamlet: No, nor mine now.
When I left the politicians, I went to the poets; tragic, dithyrambic, and all sorts. And there, I said to myself, you will be detected; now you will find out that you are more ignorant than they are. Accordingly, I took them some of the most elaborate passages in their own writings, and asked what was the meaning of them - thinking that they would teach me something. Will you believe me? I am almost ashamed to speak of this, but still I must say that there is hardly a person present who would not have talked better about their poetry than they did themselves. That showed me in an instant that not by wisdom do poets write poetry, but by a sort of genius and inspiration; they are like diviners or soothsayers who also say many fine things, but do not understand the meaning of them.
— Plato, Apology of Socrates
Every fiction should have a moral; and, what is more to the purpose, the critics have discovered that every fiction has.
For the Third World to have allowed itself drifted by such pontification as Barthes would have meant the production of literature without the values of meaning. ( ) if colonial texts propagated justification of the sentiments of colonialism, it would just be logical in the imagining of the colonized, say India, to express its own counter-sentiments. Therefore, origin, which implies history, memory, representation, passion as well as society─ all features denied by Barthes─ must play an important role in the identification of the Third World literature. The import of this is simply that the author from this part of the world must remain alive to convey meaning to his people.
— Senayon Olaolua in the essay, The Author Never Dies: Roland Barthes and the Postcolonial Project
There is an impression abroad that literary folk are fast readers. Wine tasters are not heavy drinkers. Literary people read slowly because they sample the complex dimensions and flavors of words and phrases. They strive for totality not lineality. They are well aware that the words on the page have to be decanted with the utmost skill. Those who imagine they read only for "content" are illusioned.
—Marshall McLuhan
I don't know who wrote this essay, but he obviously doesn't know the first thing about Kurt Vonnegut!
— Dr. Turner on an essay written by Kurt Vonnegut, Back to School
All worthy work is open to interpretations the author did not intend. Art isn't your pet — it's your kid. It grows up and talks back to you.
As for our intentions, well, that's all bunk. We may intend our music for one person or another, but who's to say? I can't decide who reads my novel or buys my record. Look what that did for Jonathon Franzen, who snubbed Oprah for liking his book. It's an arrogant, imperialist motive to try to determine who will receive you and who won't.
The artist usually sets out — or used to — to point a moral and adorn a tale. The tale, however, points the other way, as a rule. Two blankly opposing morals, the artist's and the tale's. Never trust the artist. Trust the tale. The proper function of a critic is to save the tale from the artist who created it.
— D.H. Lawrence
...authors seldom understand what they write. That is why we have critics.
— James Hurst, on being asked what his short story "The Scarlet Ibis" was about.
The critic on the morning paper said of my first play: "Inept." The critic on the afternoon paper said: "Drivel." Both reviews totally misunderstood the play. The critic on the morning paper said of my second play: "Pretentious." The critic on the afternoon paper said: "Abhorrent." Both reviews totally misunderstood the play. The critic on the morning paper said of my third play: "A Smash Hit!" The critic on the afternoon paper said: "A Triumph!" Both reviews totally misunderstood the play.
They are now misunderstanding to my advantage. In the arts, that's known as success.
They are now misunderstanding to my advantage. In the arts, that's known as success.
— Jules Feiffer cartoon.
What it comes down to is my interpretation of my work is really immaterial. I'm not really a believer in art or music being institutionalized or put in galleries and stuff like that. I think art is something for the use of the public. It's for the public to interpret it, and to use it almost like a sustenance to life. It's the interpretation of the listener or the viewer which is all-important.
The birth of the reader must be at the cost of the death of the Author.
— Roland Barthes, "The Death of the Author"
I love it when someone tells ME what goes on in SotS... I find it so educational.
— Martin "Mecron" Cirulis
The beauty of music is that it's so open to the interpretation of the listener. I've said over and over again that the intent of the writer is so much less important than the interpretation of the listener.
— Michael Stipe, R.E.M.
"Books belong to their readers."
— John Green, often enough that he's started abbreviating it to BBTTR.
"I think that many confuse 'applicability' with 'allegory'; but the one resides in the freedom of the reader, and the other in the purposed domination of the author."
— J. R. R. Tolkien, foreword to The Lord of the Rings
"... What "Birth of a Nation" offers, even more than a vision of history, is a template for the vast, world-embracing capabilities of the cinema. It provided extraordinarily powerful tools for its own refutation. The real crime was not Griffiths, but the worlds: the fact that most viewers knew little about slavery and little about Reconstruction and little about Jim Crow and little about the Klan, and were all too ready to swallow the very worst of the movie without question. They saw only what Griffith wanted to say but not what the movie showed, and, upon seeing what Griffith showed, were ready to take up arms in anger."
— The New Yorker critic Richard Brody about The Birth of a Nation (1915), The Worst Thing About Birth of a Nation Is How Good It Is
Personally, I take no satisfaction in imagining meaning where there is none. Im not the type to stare at orange blotches on a canvas and ponder the universe. Either its got solid, intelligent ideas embedded in it, or its nonsense. Subjectivity isnt a virtue. If my theories are wrong if Kojima would fully acknowledge and shoot down what Ive written I would lose most of my respect for the game. The interpretation is key, because theres a world of difference between a masterful metafiction disguised as an incoherent mess, and an incoherent mess that tries and fails to be a masterful metafiction.
"While you might be right, it doesn't invalidate any of the analyzing being done. Creator's intent doesn't matter that much in such matters. Everyone is free to interpret art as they want."
— A comment in {Errant Signal}'s review of Hotline Miami
The bard leaned back, retrieving his tankard. 'It begins with you,' he said. 'And it ends with you. Your eyes to witness, your thoughts alone. Tell me of no one's mind, presume nothing of their workings. You and I, we tell nothing, we but show.'
— Steven Erikson, upon being asked how to interpret his Magnum Opus, answered that the cypher to it was hidden in Toll the Hounds, which is presumed to be this passage.
"I would love to live in a world where Dancer Taking A Bow wasn't painted by a vicious anti-semite, where Imagine wasn't written by an inveterate wife beater, and where Annie Hall wasn't directed by a monstrous child rapist!"
— Kyle Kallgren, encouraging this trope during his vicious take-down of the "Authorship Question" and it's instigators in his review of Anonymous
(...) I think that's especially important with a film like Blade Runner, which is, as a work full of symbolism and style, much more than just about, ´´What does this mean?´´, but rather, ´´What does this mean to me?´´ To you, when the windows blocks out the sun it might symbolize another aspect of Tyrell's godlike powers. To me, he just prefers Smart Windows over blinds.
As a film just shy of thirty years old there's also the fact that changes in culture can affect what we see and interpret. As time moves on any work of art can say something to us today that differs greatly from what the author way trying to say at the time. Does that mean that we're mistaken in what we hear or is it valid to say that the echoes of our own thoughts, values and fears is as much a part of what we take away from art as the imagery itself. If what was said is not the same as what was heard, does that mean that the emotion felt, the thought provoked, the impetuous planted, are wrong?
I don't think so. As long as we distinguish between what the artist said and what the art said to me, the difference between: ´´I see this as a representation of femininity´´ versus ´´Thus the artist is a misogynist´´.
— Sf Debris, discussing this trope in his review of Blade Runner
''What I remember most vividly was the time I had the temerity during one of the rehersals to suggest a different phrasing to one of the pros. She lowered her violin, turned to me and said icily, ´´We usually prefer it when the composer is dead.´´
— Peter Schickele on his early composing days at Swarthmore.
Juan Oregon, a man from Alicante (Spain), 47, announced last Friday that he was terminating the process of writing his first novel, which he has been working at since last January. The novel he has written is "Light in August", the immortal work published in 1932 by American author William Faulkner.
"It is his first novel and he writes Light in August by William Faulkner, nothing more, nothing less," the proud wife of this administrative assistant said to the press. Oregon, which has been already stated as the great promise of the Spanish letters, began his literary activity unpretentiously" earlier this year.
"For Faulkner this was his seventh novel, however my husband has written it at his first try," insists the wife.
"Look, he could have written any work of Terence Moix or anyone elses mediocrity, but no, he goes and writes a novel by Faulkner, William Faulkner. I love Faulkner and in this country we all feel genuine devotion by Faulkner," the woman reiterated, sparing no praise for her husband, who was something flushed.
The book, which is identical, word for word, the translation of "Light in August" Peter Leucona did for Goyanarte publishing in 1952, and that is being currently published by Alfaguara publishing, could mark the narrative of Spain just like Faulkner determined the evolution of American literature.
"The novel is exceptional, truly exceptional, something out of the ordinary," says Antonia Cifuentes, editor of Catedra publishing and one of the few people who had access to Juans manuscript.
According to her, the novel is as good as the one written by Faulkner but with the added value that a Spanish man has been able to write the "Great American Novel" without leaving Alicante.
"It matters who controls the narrative. Lewis says Susan was vein and conceited, Lewis says Susan cared only about material things and appearances, Lewis says Susan was a rather silly young woman. But did anyone ask Susan? What was Susans story? Where is Susans voice? Its absent. Shes silent. She is given no opportunity to defend herself, to tell her side of the story. And that, quite frankly, is why many young women in my situation identify with Susan. Its not that we didnt realize Lewis said Susans problem was conceit. Its that we know what its like to have authority figures lie about what happened to us."
— Feminist writer Libby Anne on Susan Pevensie from CS Lewis's ChroniclesOfNarnia


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Just across Red River from Spanish Fort, Texas, a large, solid slab of sandstone at the edge of an almost perpetually dry, sandy creek bed, is pocked with strange carvings resembling runic symbols. Downstream, a bleached horse skeleton lies half buried in the sand.
Cryptic symbols carved in rock located across Red River from Spanish Fort, Texas
Given the area's colorful history of outlaw hideouts, Spanish exploration and legends of lost gold, it is not too far fetched to wonder whether these markings could be the work of some ancient someone, perhaps trying to tell us something.
Or, then again, there is the more mundane explanation that the mystery rock's etchings are simply the work of pranksters or a bored doodler with nothing better to do (or doodle) than to chisel obscure symbols into an isolated rock (out-of-the-way doesn't begin to describe the location).
Over the past four or five centuries, this rock, if it had ears, would have heard the rumble of wagon wheels, the blast of cannons, the click-boom of flintlock rifles, the whisper of buckskin leggings against oak leaves and the thundering hooves of buffalo. Nearby, a towering log fort, about 100 yards in diameter, belonging to the Taovayas (Wichita) Indians, once stood to defend two villages, one on each side of the river, populated by as many as 6,000 Wichitas and Comanches.
In 1759, Colonel Diego Ortiz Parilla cobbled together a group of about 500 soldiers and made the 250-mile journey northeast to Red River to retaliate for a Comanche raid and massacre at a Spanish mission on the San Saba River. The Spaniards camped near present-day Spanish Fort before launching a futile attack on the Taovayas' twin villages—San Bernardo north of the river and San Teodoro on the south.
To Colonel Parilla's surprise, his army was outnumbered, out-soldiered and outmaneuvered by hundreds, perhaps thousands, of flintlock-wielding braves, many mounted on horseback, who overwhelmed the Spaniards, forcing retreat and abandonment of two brass cannons that had proven laughably ineffective. It was a mismatch of Texas-sized proportions. In the centuries that have passed since the battle, locals have occasionally discovered cannon balls along the banks of the river.
The details of this battle and the discovery and excavation of the fort and the Taovayas' twin villages are well documented in Steve Wilson's book Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales.
Tales of outlaw hideouts and hidden Spanish treasures have been told and retold throughout the area, from Mud Creek to Ketchum's Bluff and beyond. Legends of lost treasure (there are many) include fourteen jack loads of Spanish gold buried near Mud Creek, in Oklahoma, fifteen jack loads hidden near Stanfield, Texas, and seven mule loads of gold buried near Terral, Texas.
Still another treasure story, reported in contemporary newspaper articles, recounts that in 1884 five hunters on the trail of a panther discovered a cave about two miles upstream from Spanish Fort that contained an estimated $25,000 in Spanish coins and gold bars, in addition to a brass howitzer, flintlocks and other artifacts.
So, it is within this rich historical tapestry that the mystery rock is woven, sitting in silence, adorned with its mysterious message that nobody understands.
What do the symbols mean? Do they point to a nearby Spanish treasure? Or are they much older, perhaps Viking in origin, as is reputed to be the case with the much disputed and debated Heavener Runestone? Are they a magical runic incantation inscribed by occult fanatics or just nonsense carved in a rock?
Check back soon for new and better photos.
Meanwhile, if you have any ideas about the origin or meaning of the San Bernardo mystery rock's strange symbols, send an email here.
Meanwhile, if you have any ideas about the origin or meaning of the San Bernardo mystery rock's strange symbols, send an email here.
Heavener Runestone discovered near Heavener, Oklahoma
For more info: Check out Steve Wilson's Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales. Also, for a true story of treasure symbols leading to the discovery of Confederate gold, read Shadow of the Sentinel, by Warren Getler and Bob Brewer.
Historical information for this article was derived from the following: Wilson, Steve. Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma, 1976.
Photos and other details provided by the author's personal experience.


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Bacon Slice Rumaki
|Thin bacon slices
|Canned water chestnuts
|8 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Teriyaki sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1. Slice each bacon slice into three equal strips.
2. On a large microwaveable platter, arrange the bacon strips in single layer and cover with a paper towel.
3. Place in the microwave and cook on HIGH for just about 1 1/2 minutes until bacon is partially cooked.
4. When cool enough to handle, wrap one water chestnut in a bacon strip, securing with a wooden pick.
5. Arrange the Rumaki on a microwave plate.
6. Spoon the teriyaki sauce over them.
7. Cover the refrigerate for 30 minutes for flavors to be absorbed.
8. Drain the juices.
9. Cover plate with paper towel.
10. Microwave on HIGH power for about 9 minutes, or until bacon is cooked.
11. Arrange the appetizers on a serving platter and serve hot.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 31 Calories from Fat 7
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.8 g1.2%
Saturated Fat 0.29 g1.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1.7 mg0.6%
Sodium 65.6 mg2.7%
Total Carbohydrates 4 g1.4%
Dietary Fiber 0.33 g1.3%
Sugars 0 g
Protein 0.79 g1.6%
Vitamin A Vitamin C 0.56%
Calcium Iron 1.9%
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A major challenge to treating drug addiction is understanding how learned associations to aversive reinforcers promote avoidant behavior and trigger the onset and relapse of drug use. Studies in non-human animals have begun to elucidate the neurobehavioral mechanisms of avoidance learning, but there have been few efforts to translate these findings to human populations. Neuroplastic brain mechanisms that support long-term memory formation are hypothesized to alter the representations of stimuli and strengthen contextual associations as a function of their incentive properties. The proposed research adopts a cognitive neuroscience perspective to characterize how motivational brain systems modulate declarative memory formation in humans and lead to behavioral avoidance. Although human declarative memory is traditionally probed using list- learning paradigms, recent advances in computer graphics interfaces and immersive virtual reality (VR) technology permit the development of novel navigational avoidance tasks that provide a tighter link with the animal literature and more closely model real-world avoidant behaviors exhibited by drug addicts in response to environmental stressors. Healthy participants will undergo a series of functional magnetic resonance imaging studies that present reinforcing stimuli within the context of both traditional list-learning and novel VR-based navigational learning and memory tasks. The first series of experiments compares the influence of appetitive versus aversive instrumental reinforcers on declarative memory systems. The second series of experiments determines how negative mood states amplify the mnemonic effects of the incentive properties of instrumental reinforcers and motivate reward-seeking ("relief") as a form of mood repair. The third series of experiments develops a multisensory, immersive VR paradigm that simulates stress-induced avoidance and escape on a naturalistic memory task that combines navigational and list-learning approaches. Functional connectivity modeling, in combination with multiple regression and independent components analyses, will characterize the interactions of motivational and memory systems and their relationship to individual differences in behavioral performance indices and trait markers of avoidance. The proposed studies thus represent a systematic and innovative approach to human avoidance learning that combines cutting-edge VR technology and functional neuroimaging methods. The research findings will bridge a translational gap in understanding how positive reinforcers, mood states, and stressors modify the impact of aversive behavioral consequences on learning and memory systems that help establish internal maps of salient features of the environment.
In drug addiction, the experience and recall of environmental stressors can trigger the onset and relapse of drug use as a means to escape from life challenges. The proposed research will impact public health by advancing an understanding of how aversive reinforcers modulate memory systems in the brain and promote avoidant behavior. The research also develops new paradigms that could be incorporated into clinical trials to assess how rewards provide relief from negative moods, and to assess escape behavior in a stressful learning context using virtual reality simulations.
|Dunsmoor, Joseph E; Ahs, Fredrik; Zielinski, David J et al. (2014) Extinction in multiple virtual reality contexts diminishes fear reinstatement in humans. Neurobiol Learn Mem 113:157-64
|Green, Steven R; Kragel, Philip A; Fecteau, Matthew E et al. (2014) Development and validation of an unsupervised scoring system (Autonomate) for skin conductance response analysis. Int J Psychophysiol 91:186-93
|Dunsmoor, Joseph E; Kragel, Philip A; Martin, Alex et al. (2014) Aversive learning modulates cortical representations of object categories. Cereb Cortex 24:2859-72
|Dunsmoor, Joseph E; LaBar, Kevin S (2013) Effects of discrimination training on fear generalization gradients and perceptual classification in humans. Behav Neurosci 127:350-6
|Kragel, Philip A; Labar, Kevin S (2013) Multivariate pattern classification reveals autonomic and experiential representations of discrete emotions. Emotion 13:681-90
|Murty, Vishnu P; Ballard, Ian C; Macduffie, Katherine E et al. (2013) Hippocampal networks habituate as novelty accumulates. Learn Mem 20:229-35
|Dunsmoor, Joseph E; LaBar, Kevin S (2012) Brain activity associated with omission of an aversive event reveals the effects of fear learning and generalization. Neurobiol Learn Mem 97:301-12
|Prince, Steven E; Thomas, Laura A; Kragel, Philip A et al. (2012) Fear-relevant outcomes modulate the neural correlates of probabilistic classification learning. Neuroimage 59:695-707
|Dunsmoor, Joseph E; Martin, Alex; LaBar, Kevin S (2012) Role of conceptual knowledge in learning and retention of conditioned fear. Biol Psychol 89:300-5
|Whitford, T J; Mathalon, D H; Shenton, M E et al. (2011) Electrophysiological and diffusion tensor imaging evidence of delayed corollary discharges in patients with schizophrenia. Psychol Med 41:959-69
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Normal cellular homeostasis is maintained by a balanced regulation of protein synthesis and degradation. The ubiquitin proteasome system (UPS) is a non-lysosomal intracellular protein degradation pathway mediated via proteasome holoenzymes, ubiquitin ligases, and deubiquitylating enzymes (DUBs). Deregulation of the UPS pathway is linked to the pathogenesis of various human diseases including multiple myeloma (MM);therefore, inhibitors of UPS pathways, either at the level of proteasomal or ubiquitylating/deubiquitylating enzymes, offers great promise as a novel therapeutic strategy. In our first funding period, we characterized targeting of UPS in MM at the level of the proteasome using our in vitro and in vivo models of the MM cell in the BM milieu. We specifically elucidated the molecular and cellular mechanisms whereby proteasome inhibitors target tumor cells, host tumor interactions, and the BM microenvironment to overcome drug resistance. Our preclinical and clinical studies led to the FDA approval of Bortezomib for relapsed/refractory and newly diagnosed MM. Although Bortezomib represents a major advance, not all patients respond, and those that respond relapse. Therefore our more recent studies have defined mechanisms of resistance to proteasome inhibitors and strategies to overcome it. This work has led to second-generation proteasome inhibitors on the one hand, and scientifically-informed combination therapies on the other, leading to multiple ongoing phase III clinical trials. Our recent efforts have focused on discovery and development of small molecule inhibitors of another major component of UPS, DUBs. Our Preliminary Studies show increased expression and activity of the DUB USP7 in MM cells versus normal plasma cells, and that its inhibition triggers apoptosis even in Bortezomib resistant MM cells. The current proposal aims to investigate the hypothesis that inhibition of the UPS at the level of DUBs, upstream of the proteasome, can inhibit MM cell growth and overcome proteasome inhibitor resistance. To achieve these goals, we will pursue the following Specific Aims:
Specific Aim 1 : To characterize the role of deubiquitylating enzymes (DUBs) in MM cell growth, survival, and drug resistance.
Specific Aim 2 : To develop selective DUB inhibitors and define their in vitro mechanism of action, either alone or in combination with anti-MM agents.
Specific Aim 3 : To conduct preclinical in vivo studies and clinical trials of DUB inhibitors, either alone or in combination, in relapsed refractory MM. This new paradigm to target UPS pathways in MM, either at the level of proteasome or deubiquitylating enzymes, has great promise not only to change the natural history of MM, but also to serve as a model for targeted therapeutics in other cancers.
This new paradigm to target UPS pathways in MM, either at the level of proteasome or deubiquitylating enzymes, has great promise not only to change the natural history of MM, but also to serve as a model for targeted therapeutics in other cancers.
|Hu, Y; Song, W; Cirstea, D et al. (2015) CSNK1?1 mediates malignant plasma cell survival. Leukemia 29:474-82
|Bae, J; Prabhala, R; Voskertchian, A et al. (2015) A multiepitope of XBP1, CD138 and CS1 peptides induces myeloma-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes in T cells of smoldering myeloma patients. Leukemia 29:218-29
|Suzuki, R; Hideshima, T; Mimura, N et al. (2015) Anti-tumor activities of selective HSP90?/? inhibitor, TAS-116, in combination with bortezomib in multiple myeloma. Leukemia 29:510-4
|Campigotto, Federico; Weller, Edie (2014) Impact of informative censoring on the Kaplan-Meier estimate of progression-free survival in phase II clinical trials. J Clin Oncol 32:3068-74
|Hideshima, T; Mazitschek, R; Santo, L et al. (2014) Induction of differential apoptotic pathways in multiple myeloma cells by class-selective histone deacetylase inhibitors. Leukemia 28:457-60
|Greenberg, A J; Rajkumar, S V; Therneau, T M et al. (2014) Relationship between initial clinical presentation and the molecular cytogenetic classification of myeloma. Leukemia 28:398-403
|Lohr, Jens G; Adalsteinsson, Viktor A; Cibulskis, Kristian et al. (2014) Whole-exome sequencing of circulating tumor cells provides a window into metastatic prostate cancer. Nat Biotechnol 32:479-84
|Anderson, K K; Flora, N; Archie, S et al. (2014) A meta-analysis of ethnic differences in pathways to care at the first episode of psychosis. Acta Psychiatr Scand 130:257-68
|Landgren, O; Graubard, B I; Katzmann, J A et al. (2014) Racial disparities in the prevalence of monoclonal gammopathies: a population-based study of 12,482 persons from the National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey. Leukemia 28:1537-42
|Yin, Li; Kufe, Turner; Avigan, David et al. (2014) Targeting MUC1-C is synergistic with bortezomib in downregulating TIGAR and inducing ROS-mediated myeloma cell death. Blood 123:2997-3006
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Crashes at nsDocument::RegisterNamedItems(nsIContent*) are the #20 topcrash for Firefox 3.5.4 so far.
Two of the 7 user comments are in Turkish, and a third references a turkish site:
whenever i click to link http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/spor/, it crashes!!!
The other comment with a URL is:
Was trying to do a "advanced search" on http://itu.org when it crashed. Had something like 20 tabs active
Full list of crashes at:
This is showing up on both Windows and Mac, and the top of the stack generally seems to be:
0 xul.dll nsDocument::RegisterNamedItems content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp:2364
1 xul.dll nsDocument::ContentInserted content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp:2401
2 xul.dll nsNodeUtils::ContentInserted content/base/src/nsNodeUtils.cpp:144
3 xul.dll HTMLContentSink::NotifyInsert content/html/document/src/nsHTMLContentSink.cpp:3039
We need an owner here. We're already talking about a short cycle for the new #1 topcrash. It'd be good to fix this as well.
Boris: Johnny suggested this might be related to changes you made during the 3.5.4 cycle. I think he was thinking of bug 489925, which touched that function.
I can work up some URLs if you think that'd help. Let me know.
> I think he was thinking of bug 489925
The patch landed in that bug was backed out in bug 522030.
Typical stack:
0 xul.dll nsDocument::RegisterNamedItems content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp:2364
1 xul.dll nsDocument::ContentInserted content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp:2401
2 xul.dll nsNodeUtils::ContentInserted content/base/src/nsNodeUtils.cpp:144
3 xul.dll HTMLContentSink::NotifyInsert content/html/document/src/nsHTMLContentSink.cpp:3039
4 xul.dll xul.dll@0x32bbb6
5 xul.dll HTMLContentSink::FlushTags content/html/document/src/nsHTMLContentSink.cpp:3237
6 xul.dll nsContentSink::BeginUpdate content/base/src/nsContentSink.cpp:1609
7 xul.dll nsDocument::BeginUpdate content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp:3752
8 xul.dll CSSLoaderImpl::InsertSheetInDoc layout/style/nsCSSLoader.cpp:1235
9 xul.dll CSSLoaderImpl::LoadStyleLink layout/style/nsCSSLoader.cpp:1826
10 xul.dll nsStyleLinkElement::DoUpdateStyleSheet content/base/src/nsStyleLinkElement.cpp:313
11 xul.dll nsGenericElement::InsertChildAt content/base/src/nsGenericElement.cpp:3203
12 xul.dll HTMLContentSink::ProcessLINKTag content/html/document/src/nsHTMLContentSink.cpp:2948
That seems to be all the stacks I've looked at (random sampling of a dozen or so), in fact.
The crash is a null-pointer dereference of the aContent argument to RegisterNamedItems (and by extension ContentInserted).
We should NOT be passing null as aContent to ContentInserted.
Bug 502168 changed the NotifyInsert callsite in HTMLContentSink::FlushTags for 22.214.171.124 in a way that could potentially trigger this. I bet we're getting a null |child| in some cases. Olli, want to take a look?
Can we ship the HTML5 parser yet? ;)
Created attachment 409311 [details] [diff] [review]
For some reason content sink handles *link* leaf tag in a such way that
sink context isn't used when appending the element to parent.
See http://mxr-test.konigsberg.mozilla.org/bonsai/cvsblame.cgi?file=content/html/document/src/nsHTMLContentSink.cpp&xrev=b67fcb2d3fe5&tree=mozilla1.9.1&mark=2428-2429,2433#2418
I need to still understand this all better, and do some testing.
The patch is almost like the one for Bug 468562.
Bug 468562 fixes the crash I see with http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/spor/.
And bug 468562 has been on trunk since last December, so we should probably
take it to branch(es?).
Dbaron, you marked this as blocking1.9.2? Can you actually reproduce this
on 1.9.2?
the crash happens if you load http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/_statikler/nesine.asp
1.9.2 seems unaffected.
Taking bug 468562 on 1.9.1 sounds like an excellent plan to me.
(In reply to comment #9)
> Dbaron, you marked this as blocking1.9.2? Can you actually reproduce this
> on 1.9.2?
No, just wanted to make sure it's fixed there too if still a problem.
Does this happen on 1.9.0? I'm guessing not since bug 502168 wasn't taken on that branch (and didn't apply to it, aiui).
Yesterdays build of Namoroka crashed for me with this signature. So 1.9.2 is affected but as it looks like it will be fixed by bug 468562.
Forgot the crash report: bp-2b794016-5082-4ae1-9fb3-df9822091030
Henrik, bug 468562 was fixed back in November 2008, so that fix is on 1.9.2.
The crash report in comment 15 is from a 1.9.1 build, not a 1.9.2 build.
(In reply to comment #16)
> The crash report in comment 15 is from a 1.9.1 build, not a 1.9.2 build.
Oh, mixed up the running instances. Sorry. So 1.9.2 is fine and doesn't crash. A recent Grand Paradiso build also doesn't crash so 1.9.0 isn't affected.
I've got a similar case: Firefox crashed when i go on www.radioplay.ch
Report: http://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/e06edb46-1da2-4575-8fbc-e94b12091101?p=1
Fixed by the patch in bug 468562.
I don't crash on 18.104.22.168 at http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/_statikler/nesine.asp on OS X 10.6. Is this Windows only?
It also doesn't crash on XP and Vista on http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/_statikler/nesine.asp.
This is a 1.9.1-only crash. the underlying cause was fixed on 1.9.2 in the dependent bug a long time ago.
Yes, it's fixed now. Verified with Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:22.214.171.124) Gecko/20091102 Firefox/3.5.5 ID:20091102134505
Henrik, did you verify the crash happening in 184.108.40.206 before verifying that it was fixed in 184.108.40.206?
See my comment 14.


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David Drew was born in Putney in 1930 and had a taste of travel before his first birthday: four months in Berlin, where his father was working. His parents divorced around his second birthday, and with the marriage of his mother to a Campbeltown solicitor, he moved to Scotland. Education gradually brought him south again: he attended school in Aysgarth in Yorkshire (1938–43), where in 1939 he had his first piano lessons, and Harrow (1944–49), where, to Drew's delight, a disagreement with his piano teacher brought a replacement in the form of Ronald Smith, later known for his championship of Alkan.
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The external success concealed internal frictions. Drew could be almost dauntingly intense: he seemed to tackle life with the furious passion of a hunting shrew, and in conversation you could sometimes sense that his mind was working on several other issues simultaneously. A maverick individualist with his own convictions is always going to sit ill in a corporate structure, and so it proved with Drew at Boosey. His departure resolved tensions on both sides; the miracle is that the relationship lasted so long.
Contact with Drew was energising: after a talk with him you felt you should be doing much more. The American writer Bernard Jacobson, then based in London, found that working with David for five years, first as his deputy, and then alongside him as Director of Promotion, was a stimulation, an education, and an almost unalloyed pleasure. You didn't think lazily around David. He had a mind of Byzantine complexity and unabating originality, and he wrote superbly.
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Nicholas Kenyon, former controller of the Proms and now Managing Director of the Barbican Centre, wonders whether Drew's perfectionism proved a hindrance: "David was the most prodigiously knowledgeable and the most intellectually generous writer on music: I learnt a huge amount from him. There was one thing that somehow frustrated his fully expressing all this, and that was his constant struggle to get it all precisely right, to include every sublety. We all wish he had written more."
The Leigh essay, indeed, was intended to form the basis of a monograph on this neglected figure, and becomes one of the numerous projects that David Drew's death leaves unfinished. Although he was almost 80, his mind was still working as fiercely as ever.
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In late 2014, President Obama announced that the United States would be charting a new course on Cuba. The news was warmly welcomed by proponents of education diplomacy who had been advocating for improved policies to support U.S.-Cuba relations for a decade. To mark the one-year anniversary of the president's historic announcement, NAFSA launched the NAFSA Cuba Engagement Initiative, building on the organization's longstanding focus on Latin America and Cuba, and redoubling its commitment to the use of academic partnerships for the United States and Cuba to more effectively engage with, and learn from, one another.
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1. Set html5.enable to true in about:config, restart Firefox.
2. View source on the following HTML5 validating page: http://ejohn.org/
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Self-closing tags are marked as errors.
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Self-closing tags are not marked as errors due to item 6 here:
Sorry if this is a misunderstanding on my part, I thought it was better to report it on the (no doubt slim) off-chance that it really is a bug.
Henri, we don't use the new parser for view-source, right?
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Indie doesn't exist, and neither do those feelings that you thought Give Up tapped into.
Yesterday, Sub Pop announced that Give Up, the sole album by The Postal Service, went platinum after a decade of waiting and probably hundreds of thousands of AIM away messages containing the synth-pop band's lyrics. This is the label's second album to do a milli--the first was Nirvana's Bleach. Someone already updated the Wikipedia page about it, so you know it's real.
Now that I've reported this as news (it isn't), it's time to come clean on my relationship with the album: I don't have one. I've never heard the damn thing. That album came out in February of 2003, and by the fall had managed to enjoy something of a hegemonic power over most of the kids at my extremely rural North Carolina high school, even the ones who only listened to pop-country and Lynyrd Skynyrd. I was fourteen at the time, and was that annoying freshman who was completely against anything that anyone else liked. If I'd have known better I would have gotten really into punk, but I hadn't figured out how to use the internet and find out who Youth Of Today were, so instead I just listened to a lot of Rod Stewart, because no one actually likes Rod Stewart (Faces and his early solo stuff are fine, but "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" might be the worst song of all time), and well, I owned the standards albums.
That's not to say I've never heard a Postal Service song. I've heard "Such Great Heights" because everyone knows that one. But beyond "Such Great Heights," I haven't really heard shit. Last night, I tried listening to Give Up, and uh, I gave up on it. I assume that many, many people tearfully lost their virginities to this song, but those people are weenies who think they have special feelings. Give Up is a sad, electronic version of a sad Death Cab For Cutie album.
Maybe it's just that Owl City sucks so hard and is clearly influenced by them that they've invalidated The Postal Service for me, or maybe it's that I'm latently bitter about high school. But as I was skimming their Wikipedia page for a bit of background for this piece, I saw something that made me realize why I hate the band so much. When asked about a possible follow-up to Give Up, Ben Gibbard--the Death Cab guy and also the Postal Service singer guy--jokingly called the second Postal Service album, "The Chinese Democracy of Indie."
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Anyone who's survived without felony conviction a few terms as a senator, governor or congressperson, has an expensive enough haircut, and has never once said anything interesting will likely be judged a potentially "serious" candidate.
If you're wondering why no Mozarts or Einsteins ever end up running for president in America, but an endless succession of blockheads like Rick Perry are sold to us on the cover of Time magazine as contenders, it's because of this absurd prerequisite.
When you stop believing in the electoral process, then the only questions left to interest a professional observer are who wins, and how many laughs there will be along the way. We've gotten good at thinking about these things. Cassidy's bit about Sanders harmlessly occupying the left flank and blocking more "plausible" candidates from threatening Hillary is exactly the kind of sounds-smart observation we've been trained to believe passes for political journalism today.
Conversely, we've been trained not to care about which old ladies are freezing to death this week because some utility somewhere is turning the heat off, or who's having their furniture put on the street by a sheriff executing a foreclosure order, or who's losing a leg to diabetes because they didn't have the money for a simple checkup two years ago, etc.
None of those characters make it into campaign reporting. As good as we are at the horse-race idiocy, we suck that much at writing about these other things.
Sanders is a clear outlier in a generation that has forgotten what it means to be a public servant. The Times remarks upon his "grumpy demeanor." But Bernie is grumpy because he's thinking about vets who need surgeries, guest workers who've had their wages ripped off, kids without access to dentists or some other godforsaken problem that most of us normal people can care about for maybe a few minutes on a good day, but Bernie worries about more or less all the time.
I first met Bernie Sanders ten years ago, and I don't believe there's anything else he really thinks about. There's no other endgame for him. He's not looking for a book deal or a membership in a Martha's Vineyard golf club or a cameo in a Guy Ritchie movie. This election isn't a game to him; it's not the awesomely repulsive dark joke it is to me and many others.
And the only reason this attention-averse, sometimes socially uncomfortable person is subjecting himself to this asinine process is because he genuinely believes the system is not beyond repair.
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If you want to advance your knowledge base of ballooning this is the place that will accomplish the task. Self paced and great view of the park.
Outstanding exhibits! I visit ABQ at least 3 times a year. This city never ceases to amaze me. People here for the most part are very friendly, a few of the security people need to work on their people skills.
Many people are familiar with the annual October Balloon Fiesta, but this museum is a way to delight in the history of ballooning year round. There's a video, touch screen information (something very new), baskets and artifacts from original long distance balloons. Be sure to ask about the race to be the first balloon to successfully cross the English Channel...
This is a must see event. Hundreds of balloons are out for the public to see. It is more than a one day event. Plan for 2-3 days, you will not be able to see it all.
I come every year for the event and never get tired of it.
We didn't get to visit Albuquerque during the Balloon Fiesta but this museum gave us an opportunity to learn more about the history of hot air ballooning.
This is a small-ish museum that requires maybe about 60-90 minutes for a visit but there's lots to read about and plenty of visuals. It may be a bit boring for younger children....
The museum is fun, uncrowded (on a free Sunday morning in November) and interesting. We spent an hour and felt it was worthwhile. But...we had another destination further up the highway, so we didn't have to make a special trip.
I'm guessing that this would be much more exciting during the balloon festival, which happens alongside the museum. Go, but...
Great personalized tour through the museum from "Bob". It was a quiet day in the museum, being a weekday, but we could tell Bob really enjoyes being a docent, he was very informative and had lots of anitdotes that kept us laughing. Never knew about how balloons were used against the US by the Japanese or the different styles; not...
We have been to this museum 3 or 4 times - fun, educational, some interactive displays - you will leave knowing some much about the history of balloon flight, the earliest pioneers, the technologies, etc. Also gives you a nudge that Albuquerque might be a fabulous Balloon Fiesta to attend! Nice gift shop, clean restrooms, lovely grounds around museum.
My family (two adults, one teenager) thought this might be boring, but it turned out to be such fun!! There are lot of interactive science exhibits that are easy and educational (it's worth taking the time to do them), and a very nice gift shop. I'd highly recommend this museum!
We know about the annual balloon fiesta that makes the national news every year. However, ballooning goes back hundreds of years and there's plenty of significant research that has been done using balloons. The museum is packed with exhibits that document the history of ballooning and some of the significant events of long distance exploration. Actual equipment displays are the...
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Executive Room
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subtle colors for the rooms giving a calm effect. Make the best of your stay in a cheap luxury hotel. http://www.jivitesh.com/blog/a-snug-little-retreat-in-new-delhi
A cozy room in a hotel In Delhi, in the midst of the busiest metropolitan in India. Enjoy your space & time! http://www.jivitesh.com/blog/a-snug-little-retreat-in-new-delhi
The splendid well furnished executive room. The interiors are well lit with contrasting colors of room decor. http://www.jivitesh.com/blog/a-snug-little-retreat-in-new-delhi
Executive Room @ Hotel Jivitesh
Executive Room @ Hotel Jivitesh
Enjoy the steam bath in your holiday season. http://www.jivitesh.com/blog/a-snug-little-retreat-in-new-delhi