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The American Prospect - Election '08
Collected analysis and opinion on the U.S. presidential campaigns from the political news magazine, along with daily commentary from TAPped, its group blog.
BBC News - US Elections 2008
Complete coverage of the 2008 presidential campaign int he United States. Includes news reports, analysis, candidate and state profiles, blogs, video and reader forum.
CNN - Election Center 2008
Provides news stories and video, fundraising totals, States to Watch, and a side-by-side comparison of the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates on the issues.
The Economist - US Election 2008
Collected news and analysis on the presidential campaign, along with backgrounders and related items.
ECOresearch - US Election 2008 Web Monitor
Weekly snapshots of global web coverage of the US presidential candidates. Lists of keywords summarize the most important issues associated with each candidate.
Election Speak
Provides videos of Presidential candidates showing the individual candidates taking two sides of the same issue, or "flip-flopping."
Financial Times - In Depth: US Elections 2008
Complete coverage including news and analysis, editorials, commentary, blogs, videos, interactives and photo slideshows.
Foreign Affairs - Campaign 2008
A collection of extensive articles written by the top U.S. presidential candidates previewing the foreign policy agendas they would pursue if elected.
Gannett News Service - Election 2008 Information Center
Provides headline news stories, issue positions, polls, background material, candidate profiles, video and interactives.
Guardian Unlimited - US Elections 2008
News, analysis and comment about the presidential campaign includes links to related web resources.
Meet the Press - Meet the Candidates
Collection of netcasts and transcripts of interviews with each of the candidates running in the 2008 presidential primaries.
NBC News - Decision '08
News and video about the 2008 presidential race, candidates and polls.
New York Magazine - The 2008 Electopedia
Guide to the lives of presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama, from the serious to the frivolous.
New York Times - Election Guide 2008
News and information on candidates, calendars, finances and issues.
News Hounds - Election 2008
Ongoing analysis of Fox News's presidential campaign coverage, from the watchdog group.
NPR - Election 2008
In-depth coverage of the presidential campaign and candidates. Includes audio and video reports, blogs, an interactive election map and calendar.
PBS - Frontline: Choice 2008
20th anniversary broadcast of The Choice examines the personal and political biographies of Barack Obama and John McCain and goes behind the headlines to discover how they arrived at this moment and what their candidacies say about America.
PBS - NOW: Election 2008 Democracy Toolkit
Provides tools and information on voting safeguards, campaign funding, fact checking, polling, news media, campaign calendar and FAQs.
The Politico - Politics '08
State-by-state details on the presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races.
The Times (London) - US Elections
Extensive news, analysis, commentary, blogs, video and podcasts from Rupert Murdoch's flagship British newspaper.
USA Today - 2008 Election Coverage
Full coverage of 2008 campaigns includes calendar, polls, videos, photos and blogs.
Wall Street Journal - Campaign 2008
News and analysis about the presidential campaign. Includes The Money Race and candidate scorecards.
Washington Post - Campaign Toolbox
2008 presidential campaign coverage includes daily and multimedia news, issue tracking, polls, calendar, and candidate profiles, financial reports, events and live discussions.
Washington Post - Election 2008
Complete coverage of the 2008 elections including presidential, congressional and governor campaigns.
Wikinews - Category: 2008 United States Presidential Election
Citizen-journalist news stories about the campaign, candidates and political party conventions.
YouTube - You Choose '08
Videos from the presidential campaigns, the news media and other contributors. Includes clips of candidates on the issues.
The Economist - The Battle of Hope and Experience
Special report on the U.S. presidential election compares and contrasts Barack Obama and John McCain an the issues. (October 02, 2008)
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Same advice here. My friend has tried to contact fliton to get a light version, but didnt even get a reply.
So if you go ahead and buy a fliton Element 170 F3A, there's a chance you'll get a plane roughly 500 grams heavier than advertised and no way to change it for a lighter version.
Nice if you're not serieously interested in competing and/or need a not-to-expesive training version, but if you do want to fly contests, don't by a fliton, basically that's the conclusion I have to derive from this.
I had the plane over to check a few things and really.. the wing with servo's weighs down to 1350 grams. On the wing alone, that's at least 300 grams to much to be a serieous plane. I didn't have the chance to weigh the thing myself, now I did, so the weights in this posting are accurate.
Also I noticed that the construction for the stab is flawed. I know the aft tube is supposed to sit 'loose' (since it's adjustable) and the front one is fixed in the fuse. This is indeed the case with my friends aircraft, only the front one is simply to large, giving the carbon tube quite some room to move. When properly attachted, one can move the stab like 15 degrees up an down.
Since he doesnt have budget to go out and buy another (besides the question wether the new one WIL be on par with it's weight), he now has to fly with a 5.6kg 2m F3A pattern ship, which basically is nice for a high-wind trainer, but useless in all other area's.
I'm also in the market for a 2m pattern ship, but wont buy the filton. Instead I have decided to buy the slightly smaller Sebart Wind 110s. It's about the same price, and not that much smaller to make it useless.. (1m80 fuselage lengt). Other alternatives that are full size are the 'E-Evolution' (which is even cheaper than the fliton, light, comes with bags to transport it in, but is, in my opinion, buttugly), the 'world models spot-on', same pricerange, and so on. I'm sticking to the Sebart since I know I'll get a quality product which lives up to the advertised specs.
I have to note that the plane I'm talking about is an electric version (10S/ Axi). If he had built it with a fuel engine, say the OS 160FX, he might just have been able to get it down to 5kg, but it would still be either really close or overweight.
Also 'Extremeflight' will release their 2m 'Vanquish' which will probably be in the same pricerange. In short: anything you can afford is better than taking the risk of getting a 500 gram overweight fliton..
It's not even the fact that they are too heavy, but the fact that they are advertised to be lighter and fliton doesn't exchange heavy versions that makes me say don't buy it. The fact that they didn't even answer the email about the weight issue says it all.
It's really a shame, because in all other respects it's a nice plane at a really nice price.. sigh..
Could you PM me the email address you used to contact them?ORIGINAL: tIANci
Actually, there was some mistake in the manufacturing for the first batch and that caused it to weigh more than as advertised. Fliton has found out why and its been sorted out as they say. I believe not all were over weight but some actually were. Mine was over weight, some got planes that were as advertised. It happens. Fliton was nice enough to resolve mine for me. They were fast to act upon it. That is good ...

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For the first time in 150 years Bourjois reinvents its iconic Little Round Pot blush! Drum Roll....
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How Loud Is Too Loud?
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) notes that exposure of just one minute to sounds of 110 decibels or higher can damage your hearing. No more than 15 minutes of unprotected exposure is recommended for noises of 100 decibels, as well as several hours exposure to noises of 90 decibels or higher. Here's the decibel level of some common noises:
140 decibels: rock concerts, firecrackers
120 decibels: boom cars, snowmobiles
110 decibels: chain saw
100 decibels: woodshop
90 decibels: lawn mower, motorcycle
80 decibels: city traffic noise
60 decibels: normal conversation
40 decibels: refrigerator humming
20 decibels: whispered voice
0 decibels: threshold of normal hearing
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Candlewood Suites Wichita-Airport
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Settle in at our hotel at the Wichita, KS Airport—where there's plenty of room to live, work and relax. The Candlewood Suites® Wichita - Airport hotel is located near Eisenhower National Airport (ICT). Our hotel is easily accessible from I-235 and Hwy-54, providing our guests with easy travel options to local businesses and attractions. Whether visiting for business or traveling on vacation, our extended stay hotel in Wichita, Kansas provides you with all you need to feel relaxed from the start.
There's nothing better than knowing you have a place where you can wind down. With spacious suites featuring a full kitchen, flexible work space, and a plush, cozy recliner, you'll want to stay just a bit longer to experience the better way to stay.
Our business travelers enjoy easy access to the Century II Convention Center, Cessna, Bombardier and Mid-Continent Airport. Vacation travelers can explore the Tanganyika Wildlife Park or New Market Square shopping center. And to wrap it all up, enjoy the lively downtown Kansas City scene.
Thanks to all of the amenities of home that we offer; we make it easy to stay at your best. Take pleasure in free Wi-Fi access, our 24-hour Candlewood Gym, and free laundry services. Stop by our onsite convenience store, the Candlewood Cupboard. Forgot a household item? No worries, our Lending Locker has you covered.
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Love it, hate it, good story, bad story... the media are going to keep reporting on ME/CFS no matter what. But isn't it time that we saw that coverage as an opportunity?
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Potential Obesogen Identified: Fungicide Triflumizole Is Associated with Increased Adipogenesis in Mice
Valerie J. Brown
Valerie J. Brown, based in Oregon, has written for EHP since 1996. In 2009 she won a Society of Environmental Journalists' Outstanding Explanatory Reporting award for her writing on epigenetics.
Obesogens are chemicals that increase either the number of fat cells in an organism or the amount of fat stored in those cells. Obesogens may also act indirectly on obesity by modulating appetite, satiety, or metabolism. Now researchers have identified a common agricultural chemical that appears to qualify as an obesogen because it nudges gene expression and stem cell differentiation toward becoming a fat cell [EHP 120(12):1720–1726; Li et al.].
More than two-thirds of the U.S. population—twice the global average—is either overweight or obese. This is typically attributed to overeating and inactivity. But evidence that pets, laboratory animals, primates, and feral cats living in industrialized human societies also are showing a rise in obesity suggests that environmental obesogens may be playing a role.
In the current study, investigators exposed human and mouse mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and preadipocytes to triflumizole (TFZ), a fungicide widely used on food and ornamental crops. MSCs can differentiate into bone, cartilage, or fat cells; preadipocytes are precursor fat cells that mature into adipocytes in response to environmental cues. The investigators found that expression of obesity-related genes increased in treated cells from both species, and that lipid accumulation and expression of obesity-related genes increased in treated cells from both species.
The team then exposed three groups of pregnant mice to three different doses of TFZ and examined fat tissues and gene expression profiles of the offspring. Although exposed and unexposed offspring did not differ significantly in body weight, mice exposed to the lowest dose of TFZ prenatally showed increased mass of the "fat depot" (areas where fat is stored) compared with unexposed offspring. In contrast, fat depot mass did not differ from controls in animals treated with higher doses of TFZ. The lowest dose was 400 times lower than the established no-observed-adverse-effect level for TFZ exposure in rodents.
The authors observed that induced cultured MSCs from the exposed offspring appeared to be more likely to become fat cells than bone cells. TFZ has been identified as an activator of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPARγ), which is known to regulate fat cell differentiation and gene expression. Treatment of exposed MSCs with a PPARγ blocker stopped their differentiation into fat cells, confirming that TFZ operates by this pathway.
Although the exposed offspring were of normal weight when they were sacrificed at 8 weeks, the authors suggest that changes in body weight might have increased with time, had the mice aged naturally. The increased fat mass in prenatally exposed mice was observed at exposure levels likely to be encountered by the general human population, according to the investigators (no actual data exist for human exposure to TFZ). They suggest that future studies should include biomonitoring of TFZ levels in humans and investigation of transgenerational effects and epigenetic mechanisms related to the chemical's potential influence on obesity.
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February 21, 2016, 7:00 p.m.
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Veracini Ouverture No. 1 in B-flat major
Veracini Ouverture No. 6 in G minor
Vivaldi From L'estro armonico, Concerto No. 6, RV 356 in A minor
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Be dazzled by music of Vivaldi and Veracini, two Italian baroque composers whose rivalry inspired them to create an abundance of delightful and exuberant works. Concertmaster Eric Gratz acts as soloist and leader in two concertos from Vivaldi's ground-breaking L'estro armonico (harmonic invention), which are works of sparkling charm with sheer virtuosity. The program opens with two works by Veracini, a synthesis of Italian concertos and German orchestral suites conducted by Akiko Fujimoto.
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WALDROP, TEXAS. Waldrop, a rural community eleven miles west of Carthage on Farm Road 1251 in western Panola County, was first settled after the Civil War. From the 1870s through the 1890s a school, known as Liles School after its teacher, operated in the area. Around 1900 the school was moved to a site on Murray Branch 1½ miles north of the site of present Waldrop cemetery. In 1908 the school was moved to the Dud Waldrop farm and renamed Waldrop School. The school operated until the 1930s, when it was consolidated with Beckville school. By the mid-1930s Waldrop also had a church, a cemetery, and a number of houses. After World War II many of the residents moved away, but in the early 1990s Waldrop still had a church, a cemetery, and a few scattered houses. No population estimates were available.
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text: Damien Echols Of The West Memphis Three Is Here To Answer Your QuestionsTom Ley10/03/12 3:00pm4881EditPromoteGo to permalink Earlier today, we ran an excerpt from Damien Echols's new book, Life After Death, about his time on death row following his wrongful conviction in the murder of three 8-year-old boys. If you haven't yet, be sure to give it a read. The book is available on Amazon.


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Check out these great family events scheduled for the month of September in Westchester County, NY. Whether you're looking to catch a kid-friendly show, find fun exercise for the family, or celebrate the end of summer with a local fair or festival, we've got all the information a Westchester family needs.
Stars Wanted
Audition for Bedford Community Theatre's November production of Gypsy, a musical based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee. All roles including Mama Rose, June, Louise, Herbie, and Tulsa are open, as well as several roles for young actors (ages 8 and up) and a multi-generational ensemble with numerous roles for adults. Come prepared to sing and dressed to dance. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Auditions will be held September 7, 4-9pm and September 9, 4pm to completion. Request an audition time at firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information, visit www.bedfordcommunitytheatre.org.
Homegrown Traditions
More than 20,000 visitors are expected to attend the 86th Annual Yorktown Grange Fair. In addition to horse shows, pig races, contests, and carnival rides, scheduled live musical acts include rock 'n' roll group The Thunder Road Band and child favorite Annie & the Natural Wonder Band. This year's theme, Locally Grown!, celebrates the contribution of local farms and the achievements of local businesses through an exhibit of homemade and homegrown goods, a produce auction, and cooking demonstrations. Special guest Jonathan Pratt, chef and owner of Peter Pratt's Inn in Yorktown Heights and Umami Café in Croton-on-Hudson, will demonstrate how to prepare food with fresh, local ingredients, and then will offer samples. September 9-12. Thursday 6-10pm; Friday-Saturday 10am-11pm; Sunday 10am-9pm. $2 and up. 99 Moseman Road, Yorktown Heights. 914-243-9761. www.yorktowngrangefair.org.
Believe in Magic
See Mike Super, illusionist and winner of NBC's hit TV show Phenomenon, live on stage in Magic and Illusion. Through spectacular illusions and his own inimitable down-to-earth style and personality, Mike Super has pioneered a new form of magic that transcends the "trick." He creates a totally interactive magic experience where you won't just watch the magic, you'll become part of it. His appeal to both young and old has made him one of the most sought after mystifiers in the world. September 12 at 2pm. Ages: YE, TW, TE, AD. $15-$25. Paramount Center for the Arts, 1008 Brown Street, Peekskill. 914-739-2333. www.paramountcenter.org.
A Day Dedicated to the Arts
The arts come together for full day of hands-on opportunities at Festival @ 51 at the Rye Arts Center. Professional musicians as well as students at the center will play jazz, rock, and classical music. Local artisans will sell their crafts, and art and music workshops for all ages will be available. Buy gently used and donated items at the tag sale, with proceeds benefitting the center's scholarship fund, or bid on paintings from more than 40 regional artists at a silent auction. Plus, enjoy cotton candy, snow cones, and face painting. September 12, 12-4pm. FREE. The Rye Arts Center, 51 Milton Road, Rye. 914-967-0700. www.ryeartscenter.org.
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September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month so check out some great events to get your family moving.
Stroller Strides of New Roc is offering FREE classes. Get a full body workout by combining power walking, body toning, and strength and flexibility exercises using both the environment and the stroller, while children enjoy songs and activities. Registration required. September 2, 4, 7 at 9:15am. Glen Island Park, Weyman Avenue, New Rochelle. 888-638-3837. www.strollerstrides.net/newroc.
Compete in a challenging race and help raise funds to find a cure for multiple myeloma at the Toughman Kids Race. September 11 at 10am. FREE. Croton Point Park, Croton Point Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson. 914-862-5290. www.westchestergov.com.
A portion of the Bronx River Parkway closes to cars for the exclusive use of bicyclists, joggers, walkers, and those with scooters and strollers for Bicycle Sundays. The course runs from the Westchester County Center, in White Plains, south to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers, a round trip of 13.1 miles. There are many points of entry and exit along the way. September 12, 19, 26 at 10am. FREE. Bronx River Parkway. 914-864-PARK. www.westchestergov.com/parks.
Visit a variety of habitats in search of the sanctuary's wildlife at a Kids' Hike. September 18 at 10am. FREE. Westmoreland Sanctuary, 260 Chestnut Ridge Road, Mount Kisco. 914-666-8448. www.westmorelandsanctuary.org.
Where Pigs Swim
See the swimming pig races at the John Jay Homestead's annual Barn Dance on September 18. The festival will also feature live music by local bands, a barbecue dinner, children's crafts, and make-your-own sundaes. Held rain or shine. 5-9pm. All ages. Adults: $50-$200; children: $15 -$30. John Jay Homestead, 400 Route 22, Katonah. 914-232-8119. www.johnjayhomestead.org.
Brush Strokes and Color Creations
Draw your creative energy from nature at Family Art Project: Dot By Dot. With French Impressionist painters like Monet and Pissarro as your inspiration, use dots and dabs to paint your version of the Hudson River landscape and blooming gardens. September 18 and 19, 10am-1pm. Saturday FREE; Sunday $8; $2 children 6-18, FREE children under 6. Wave Hill, 675 West 252nd Street, Bronx. 718-549-3200. www.wavehill.org.
Meet the Story Masters
Washington Irving's Sunnyside is the storybook setting for one of the Historic Hudson Valley's most popular events, Children's Book Day. Meet more than 60 popular authors and illustrators, like Michael Buckley, Diane Goode, and Jean Van Leeuwen (check online for a complete list). September 19, 11am-6pm. $12; $6 children 5-17, FREE children under 5. Washington Irving's Sunnyside, 89 West Sunnyside Lane, Tarrytown. 914-591-8763. www.hudsonvalley.org.
Toys for Big and Small Kids
Celebrate Italian art, style, and engineering at the inaugural Westchester Concorso d'Eleganza. Get close up views of an array of more than 40 privately owned, rare and exotic Italian sports cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Alfa Romeo. Plus, enjoy refreshments prepared by some of the area's restaurants and pastry shops. All proceeds benefit the Westchester Italian Cultural Center's children's programs. September 19, 11am-5pm. Suggested donation $10; FREE children 12 and under. The Westchester Italian Cultural Center at Depot Square. One Generoso Pope Place, Tuckahoe. 914-771-8700. www.wiccny.org.
What Grows in Nature
Go on the Wild Food and Ecology Tour led by naturalist and author "Wildman" Steve Brill. Look for mushrooms, wild herbs and greens, culinary and medicinal herbs, and more. September 25 at 1pm. $25; $20 ages 2-14. Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, 630 Bedford Road, Pocantico Hills. 914 366 6200. www.stonebarnscenter.org.
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Smithsonian Magazine is celebrating its 6th Annual Museum Day on September 25 with complimentary admission to cultural institutions and museums nationwide. Visitors who present the official pass will gain FREE admission for two people. One ticket is permitted per household, per email address. For exhibition descriptions, a venue locator, podcasts, and ticket information, visit www.smithsonian.com/museumday.
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This is a regression found between February 17 and 18th on branch 1.9.0 with Firebug 1.3.3 (version on AMO) enabled. We believe this is a bug in Firefox' networking or related code.
Bug tracked in Firebug issue 1565:
From comment 3 there:
steps to reproduce:
1. open www.panoramio.com
2. open Firebug and enable console, script, and net panels
3. reload (Cmd-R)
4. select a picture in the minimap area.
5. click on the inset picture that pops up
Expected output? Actual results?
Expect to view next page showing the photo selected in step 4. Instead, we freeze with a request to ajax.googleapis.com. Clicking reload causes the page to load. Going back via browser navigation causes another freeze -- reload causes the page to load.
Symptoms visible are "Read ajax.googleapis.com" on the status bar, no updates in the net panel or console, while the page freezes. Clicking reload as stated above causes the page to complete loading.
I've verified this is a problem in current 1.9.1 nightlies as well, but our latest released version of Firebug (1.4a12 at http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.4/) is still somewhat flakey. The results are somewhat different than described above, but there are still issues when loading this page. In any case, the overlayed images don't appear to come up.
Blake, can you look at this since bug 460706 was yours? I know you own a lot of bugs for 188.8.131.52 so if there's someone you can throw this to, that'd be great.
It would be helpful to know if bug 460796 was also committed to 1.9.1, Firebug is failing there also.
*** Bug 480807 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 482721 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to comment #2)
> It would be helpful to know if bug 460796 was also committed to 1.9.1, Firebug
> is failing there also.
we verified that the code is indeed in current branch 1.9.1 and trunk nightlies. Also likely a factor in 3.1b3.
Does the panoramio test case fail in 3.1b3? If not then we need to get test cases from the reporters that do fail in 3.1.
(In reply to comment #2)
I miss typed the bug number its bug 460706. Can someone who can read that bug confirm that this is a likely match to our problem?
That bug changed parser resume behavior on event loop processing: the parser is will not resume if it's still blocked on a script.
Whether that's a good match depends on what your code is doing, exactly...
(In reply to comment #6)
> Does the panoramio test case fail in 3.1b3? If not then we need to get test
> cases from the reporters that do fail in 3.1.
John, the test case doesn't fail in the same way in 3.1b3+ but it still fails. A quick run through that page and you'll see what I mean. The image overlays don't come up at all with Firebug enabled.
Would like to fix this regression, but given the 188.8.131.52 schedule I don't know how realistic a fix is. mrbkap is swamped, can anyone else delve into this?
We would really like to get an assessment of this problem, at least to know that the problem is understood and can be fixed in 3.0.X.
So... I just tried to follow the steps in comment 0 in a debug 1.9.0 branch build and it dies with a fatal JS assert in jsd as soon as I either enable the panels on that page or load the page after startup:
Assertion failure: 0, at /Users/bzbarsky/mozilla/1.9-branch/mozilla/js/jsd/jsd_scpt.c:806
Are there any steps to reproduce that don't trigger that (e.g. in trunk, different site, something else)?
fwiw, that assert is in jsd_ClearExecutionHook and jsdhook is null. The call into that is coming via jsdScript::ClearBreakpoint from firebug-service.js:1142.
Boris please try this version of firebug:
It will have the same line numbers as we have in svn.
I've never seen the assert with normal builds or my 1.9.1 symbols-only build, you must be special ;-)
You're not going to see a JS_ASSERT with a non-debug build.
We'd take a fix, but need a testcase and a good reproducible case before we can block.
To be clear, if I comment out the JS_ASSERT, I can't reproduce using steps in comment 0. Neither can robcee, today.
The original case at www.panoramio.com no longer fails.
Using FF 3.0.7 and Firebug 1.3.3 I can reproduce the problem reported via:
Can you give me step-by-step instructions on step 2 there ("enable script debugging for the page")?
On each X in [Console, Script, Net] tabs in firebug, click the arrow on the tab and select 'enable X for <site>".
I was not able to reproduce with 1.3 svn, BTW. So something is amiss.
Created attachment 367922 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed (untested) fix
I haven't tested this yet, but I suspect this will fix this (and the leak).
Comment on attachment 367922 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed (untested) fix
This is wrong.
What's happening is that Firebug is spinning the event loop while a script is being executed and things get confused (I'm still not entirely sure of the details yet). I'm working on a different approach.
Ah, I didn't think we could, but now I see how: we are intercepting the XHR processing which async with the script executions? But why are we different from user code? Because we can get to the cache (and deadlock) and they can't?
I was able to reproduce the problem also with http://kswt.beta.365mediaservices.com/
1. open http://kswt.beta.365mediaservices.com/
2. open Firebug and enable console, script, and net panels
3. reload
(you may need to reload the page once or twice to get the problem, which looks like indicating a cache related deadlock).
The symptom is that the reload fails to stop, correct?
The diagnosis from Firebug side is that some call blocks, correct? Which call?
(In reply to comment #24)
> I was able to reproduce the problem also with
> http://kswt.beta.365mediaservices.com/
I can't reproduce with on branches 1.4 with tabCache ff307 false. Honza did you test with 1.3?
Should this be marked as blocking bug 453978?
(In reply to comment #27)
> Should this be marked as blocking bug 453978?
No, this bug is against FF3.0.7, not FF3.1.
> I can't reproduce with on branches 1.4 with tabCache ff307 false. Honza did you
> test with 1.3?
I am also not able to reproduce it using http://kswt.beta.365mediaservices.com/
But, I have contacted the guy who reported the problem with www.panoramio.com. He still sees the problem. And I was also able to reproduce the problem according to the following steps.
My configuration:
Firebug 1.0.4 (tabCache ff307 set to false)
Firefox 3.0.7
1. Enable monitor for www.panoramio.com
2. Browse to the homepage
3. Click on the first link to a destination under the main image before where it says '… more cool places in Panoramio…' (these change with every reload)
4. My browser stops and the green progress bar at the bottom of Firefox shows 90% completed but goes no further. Notice that this worked for me the first time (files are *not* in the FF cache). I had to click the back button and
click on the first destination link again.
5. Try the same thing with Firebug disabled and there are no problems.
If I break Firefox process while the progress shows 90% I see following stack trace:
user32.dll!_NtUserWaitMessage@0() + 0xc bytes
> xul.dll!nsBaseAppShell::DoProcessNextNativeEvent(int mayWait=0x00000001) Line 151 + 0x11 bytes C++
xul.dll!nsBaseAppShell::OnProcessNextEvent(nsIThreadInternal * thr=0x00c71f88, int mayWait=0x00000001, unsigned int recursionDepth=0x00000000) Line 296 + 0xf bytes C++
xul.dll!nsThread::ProcessNextEvent(int mayWait=0x00000001, int * result=0x0012f888) Line 500 C++
xul.dll!NS_ProcessNextEvent_P(nsIThread * thread=0x00c71f88, int mayWait=0x00000001) Line 227 + 0x16 bytes C++
xul.dll!nsBaseAppShell::Run() Line 170 + 0xb bytes C++
xul.dll!nsAppStartup::Run() Line 181 + 0x1c bytes C++
xul.dll!XRE_main(int argc=0x00000004, char * * argv=0x0064ee38, const nsXREAppData * aAppData=0x0064f2c8) Line 3193 + 0x25 bytes C++
firefox.exe!NS_internal_main(int argc=0x00000004, char * * argv=0x0064ee38) Line 158 + 0x12 bytes C++
firefox.exe!wmain(int argc=0x00000004, wchar_t * * argv=0x006495d0) Line 87 + 0xd bytes C++
firefox.exe!__tmainCRTStartup() Line 579 + 0x17 bytes C
kernel32.dll!_BaseProcessStart@4() + 0x23 bytes
waiting for firebug 1.4beta to see if this is still a problem. Marking wanted, but not blocking.
At this point it looks like this will not be fixed, so we should not have it on [firebug-p1]
To be clear, the steps in comment 29 did NOT reproduce the bug for me.
Experiencing this same issue with
My seemingly 100% reproducer is this page:
A shift-reload will always get the page to load correctly.
But the question isn't "how to get the page to load correctly". The problem here is "how to reproduce this problem". If I load the URL above, it works fine. So how can we cause the bug to appear, obviously and clearly 100% of the time. Then we can fix it.
The page will load the first time you visit the page. The problem is the second time you access the page. With the above example, try clicking on 'GIS' in the top banner and then click on 'Info' to get back to the same page. That will fail each time for me.
Ok thanks, but how can I tell if if fails?
The progress bar will get to about 90%,
The status bar will say 'Waiting for gg.google.com'
The page will never fully visually appear.
Sorry that I am not much more help on this....
Thanks Daryl, I just have one more request. I tested your page with Firebug 1.5a6 and Firefox 3.5. I did not see the problem. So there are two possibilities: The problem does not occur in FF 3.5 (which goes live tomorrow) or we are not able to reproduce it for some reason. If you can try it with FF 3.5, that would help.
Hello. I can't reproduce on FF 3.5 either. thanks!
The chances of this being fixed are vanishingly low.
clearing flags on ancient bugs.


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I am writing this in an RV park somewhere in the middle of the Canadian Rockies.
How this has come to pass is quite beyond me. One minute we were off on our usual Canadian holiday, complete with speedboats, posh cottages et al, the next minute my wife announces that we are going to RV round the Rockies as it's "something I've always wanted to do".
RV, hilariously, stands for "recreational vehicle". We call them "caravans" or "a bloody nuisance". The kids love it, of course. And I should be happy knowing that they prefer to live like cider-swilling travelling folk than hang out in the Hamptons. It's a bit like when you buy them really lovely Christmas presents – they get more excited by the wrapping paper. (Granted, this only happens for the first two Christmases, but this is just evolution of the theory.)
RV-ing doesn't seem to have quite the same social stigma as it does in the UK. When I think of it I think of Margaret Beckett and paedophiles (not together), but out here, everyone seems to do it.
We left Calgary and joined a huge column of mobile snails making their very slow way towards the distant mountains. It was as though we were all fleeing some terrible urban disaster ... but very slowly. I've had to learn about disposing of "grey" water and "black" water. "Grey" water is from the sink and "black" water ... well trust me, you don't want to know about "black" water.
Much as I loathe the whole experience, I've started to develop RV envy. Ever so often, some bastard overtakes us in what looks like Ozzy Osbourne's tour bus and, if that wasn't enough, he's trailing an SUV, a boat and a Harley-Davidson. I feel like some poor relation in my pathetic snail shell. I try to park up for the night next to even smaller vehicles so that we can lord it over them by having a window that opens ... just.
I keep checking our itinerary to see when we next hit a hotel. It's a whole nine days away in Whistler. I can't wait. I feel like Terry Waite making my dream list of things that I'm going to do – run a bath, order room service, have electricity, speak to someone with teeth ... I'm going to be like a hillbilly who has won the lottery.
As if things weren't bad enough, the company that kindly provided us with our RV has put in four "camping chairs" that we use to sit outside our snail in the evenings. These are rather delightfully decorated in the Canadian flag. As I sit outside, nursing a beer and trying to ignore the squadrons of mosquitoes, Canadians drive past and laughing at my naff choice of garden furniture. Five beers in, I stop caring and start talking to the mosquitoes.
Also, Stacey will not tolerate my snoring and purchased a small tent online from Canadian Tire. If I so much as breathe, I'm booted out of our palace and made to sleep outside.
When we entered the park, a Ranger warned us that there was a bear about and that we were to be extra careful in disposing of our food and garbage. Normally, this would make me feel slightly uneasy, but things have got to such a stage that I lie here hoping Grizzly will come and finish me off.
Tomorrow, we have the highlight of a boat trip on the wonderfully named Miniwanka Lake (I kid you not), followed by a visit to the theatre troupe that perform in the RV park every night.
When we picked our vehicle up, the German lady who dealt with us asked me if it was my first time camping. When I nodded, she said that it was weird – people either "love it or hate it". Two days in, and guess which side I'm on?
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As I stand outside in the open air
I feel the breezy wind
And it flows through my hair
While thoughts are going through my mind
I enjoy looking at the nature
Looking at the clouds up in the sky
The pretty flowers that are blooming
And the birds when they fly by
In the misted of all this splendor
I felt like I wanted to rejoice
For a moment I pause
I hear this whispering voice
I looking around to see if it's someone
Or maybe it was my head thinking it
Then I realize it was You speaking to me
So I stop and find a place to sit
I am in a peaceful state of mind
And I hear the voice again
I knew for sure it was God speaking
Then I felt a relief of pain
It felt so calming and relaxing
What a great place to be
There really is nothing better
And I felt your love inside of me
It was very nice hearing You
And having time to talk
The journey with You has been amazing
And I really have enjoyed my walk
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this is sooo sweet! i love this to death! its so true how God will just talk to us through his still small voice and just love on us! I just really treasure this poem. Thank you! God bless, Rachel
this is so great we've all been their
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Silent Witness (1996)
CSi the way it should be
This series continues to grow in interest, quality and plot lines.
Whenever people rave about CSi, (which I consider it, and it's even lamer derivatives to be THE worst drama on TV), I always point them to Silent Witness. It follows accurate pathology, police routine and technology, and doesn't talk down, or dumb down. If you want to see pathologists at work, then you are going to see cadavers opened up. (That's what they do.) If you don't like that sort of thing, stop complaining that it's sick and go back to washed-out, inaccurate American cop shows that wouldn't know a dead body if it jumped up and bit them. (Or just lay there looking pretty with a cloth laid over their naughty bits.)
Torchwood: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (2008)
Dull and Predictable
Well, as it seems virtually all the main characters have had some kind of homosexual relationship, let's bring in a new one from some other fantasy show, and Jack can snog him too.
Sorry, but Russell T. Davies needs to get off this whole gay aspect. It's unrealistic and BORING. We don't want sex, we don't want swashbuckling. We want thrills and chills and interesting characters and plots, and not some vehicle for RTD's sexual fantasies. Get Steven Moffat to write. He wrote "Blink" and "The Empty Child" for Dr Who and scared the pants off everyone at tea time, without so much as a profanity. RTD should take a leaf out of his book, stick to producing and leave the writing to writers.
Les aventures de Robinson Crusoë (1964)
The DVD is finally available!
I have always loved this show, and I think has has been said many times before, anyone who was a 60's child in Britain couldn't have missed this, and whenever the theme came up, it sent tingles up the spine.
A simple film on a low budget, but with outstanding talents all round, it is well worth finding. The acting and direction really stand out, and the cinematography in black and white only helps to give it that quality edge. It is now confirmed that Network DVD is releasing it on DVD on June 18th 2007 after a very long wait. It is also worth noting that the haunting score is also now available in an expanded CD from Silva Screen. The original soundtrack was in mono, but it seems there was such a demand for this piece, that the composers recently recreated a medley with a full orchestra in stereo, and all those memories come flying back to the long hot summers as a kid.
Watch it, and I guarantee there won't be a dry eye in the house.
Stormbreaker (2006)
Is there anybody else here that has never even heard of the book?
James Bond meets Saturday morning movies. Atrocious. A 14yo boy (hahaha, he's got a deeper voice than I have) saves the world from Bluto and evil Olive Oyl.
Adults seem to think youngsters live on another planet, and treat them like morons. Rotten script, rotten story, over-produced action scenes, and plot holes you could drive a truck through. Stars Robbie Coltrane (for about 2 mins at the end), Ewan McGregor (dies before the opening credits roll), Stephen Fry (blink and you miss him.)
I suspect a serious case of "Do us a favour mate, just come in and do a days shoot for us" going on, to try and help plug the film.
Done on a budget of about £12.50, and a young persons railcard. I thought Samuelsons were cheap, but not this cheap...
I've never heard of the books, but based on this travesty, I'm not planning on reading them. I'll stick to reading "Disc Drive World".
Torchwood (2006)
I need clichés like a hole in the head
Hmm. "Doctor Who" meets "Queer as Folk". Personally, I thought generally the poorest episodes of Doctor Who were by Russell T. Davies, but he had the enthusiasm to resurrect an old favourite and keep both the old veterans and the new viewers happy as a producer. With Torchwood, he had a clean slate to come up with something new, and frankly, completely missed the target. Taking what is essentially a kids show and throwing in a few 'F' words does not make it adult. The plot line and concept is thin and weedy, the dialogue is the usual combination of sugary epithets and incomprehensible technobabble, the acting just about passes muster, but overall, it's just another "Bugs". I will however give credit to the production design, effects and makeup as they've done a great job on a low budget. As someone else remarked though, the music is awful and intrusive (and the single worst aspect of the new Doctor Who too, incidentally) Davies said he wanted "grit" but I think he mistyped and gave us "grot". It has about as much grit as a Barbara Cartland novel. Give us Ultraviolet, Layer cake, Millennium etc, not this watered down stuff.
War of the Worlds (2005)
War of the Bores
I'm sorry, I was't going to make a comment regarding this until I saw the high but unworthy praise drizzled over this charade of a movie. Yes, we may have the worlds supposedly greatest director directing one of Hollywood's top stars, but Spielberg seems to be film-making by numbers these days. Pick a topic, gather stock crew together (John Williams music again. Janus Kamnski DP again ILM Effects bunch etc etc) Pick nice safe box office dead certs for cast. Rattle the thing off and get working on the next job before even finishing the last one. I'm not saying War of the Worlds is a turkey, but it should have been on my Christmas dinner table with an onion stuffed up it's backside.
It is truly abysmal. Take an age-old English classic, move it both in time and space to New York (WHY!!?) Screw around with the plot and bury the story deeper than the spaceships, (What was wrong with meteorites?). Set the "hero" as a miserable, obnoxious idiot with a dysfunctional family of a separated wife, car-stealing son and a precocious daughter that never stops squealing. She is one good reason to keep the pro-spanking bill. Most leads, you want to follow them, empathise with them, worry for them. Personally I wish Tom Cruise's character had been made toast in the first reel and put us all out of our misery. He was totally unlikeable, as were most of the cast. The only redeeming feature were the effects, but we still spent far too much time running around dark cellars with little green men.
The recent remake of "The Time Machine" was not great, but it had the atmosphere and joi d'vivres of H.G.Wells, The fact that Victorians would have reacted so much differently to this technology. Shifting it both historically and geographically so that Americans could understand it just makes me wince. Why do filmmakers SO underestimate their audiences intelligence?
I despise Hollywood for messing with other peoples work. Maybe we should take an American Classic like "Gone with the Wind" and transpose it to 1980's Guy Ritchie's London. I think there would be a riot.
"Frankly my dear, I don't give a rat's arse."
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001)
Oh WHEN are film makers going to start listening?
Well, after months of hype and publicity, the film I have been waiting for finally hits. Yes, it looks wonderful, yes, CGI may be a new artform waiting to take on real film, but sadly no, this film, like so many other scifi's and flops because of a dire script.
Isn't it about time film makers figured out that visuals are only part of the big picture? Just like most dance music is instantly forgettable because it has no melody, so many Hollywood epics fall over because they have such a lame plot and dialogue, that within ten minutes you are starting to examine the wallpaper of the theatre. Also, stop assuming all your audience needs everything spelling out; They are not as stupid as you might think. Sorry guys, but this is just another turkey. Why not take a leaf out of the great scifi writers books such as Heinlein, Asimov, Pournelle, Niven etc, and give us something we can get our teeth into? 2001 set the scene back 30 years ago, so why now that we are in that very year, do we have to suffer such interminable dross as this?


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I want to closely replicate the functionality of a site located at yardtour(dot)harvard(dot)edu/tour/ as a web hosting service.
A user admin (UA) could register and create a number of "tours" defined my the super admin (SA) (me). The script would allow for unlimited number of UA's. Each UA can create a maximum of X tours (as defined by the SA via a SA admin interface. All registered UA's would be view able and editable by the SA via the SA adimin area. The SA can edit each UA's info including the maximum number of tours they can have on their account.
This site example is one tour. All tours would flow almost exactly as this one does ,but with some additions/changes. All features would flow/act/operate as they do in the example, unless otherwise indicated below.
>>Note the there is a landing page that uses a cookie that tracks your progress and where you have been. if you start the tour and leave, when you come back it asks you if you want to continue the tour or start over. If you select continue, it brings you to the map page that indicates the checked icons (occurs when you pass a "detail" page. Clicking the right arrow at the top of the page leads you through "map/approach" pages which show the map with blue check.
>>Additions / Exceptions/Details
*The UA would need to be able to indicate which tours would display on the /tour/ home screen as options for the end user.
*Needs to have a live current location icon (blue standard Gmaps). should have a show/hide toggle. This should move as the person moves along the path. It is critical that a technology that provides accurate mobile location services is used.
*Needs to have route lines under the icons, that show point to point tour stops (the example app does not seem to do this). Should be able to toggle show/hide. these lines should follow roads (best route) if available. These routes should be dragable by the UA via their admin area (so they can reroute OR just draw lines in the event that the tour is not on roads (eg. like the example tour is on a campus and Google maps would not route on the sidewalks ;) )
*In the example app, icons are blank before they are checked. We would like the icons to be numbered in order of the Tour stops until at that tour stop (would turn red as it does in the example)
*UA needs to be able to add POI's along the tour. These are not "tour stops" but could be restaurants, other attractions, etc. The UA should be able to add categories and upload images for each category. Likely they would add a "POI" as they would a "Tour Stop", but would not enter the same detail. When adding they would need to be able to indicate if it was a POI or a Tour Stop. if a POI, the non tour stop related fields would be grayed out (inactivated).
*UA would need to be able to upload each element of each record. One additional elemet would be audio. If audio was uploaded for a "tour stop" the audio player should appear persistently at the bottom of the screen as long as the user is on that "tour Stop". The audio should continue to play as long as the user is on that "Tour Stop".
*Theming - UA control:
- /tour/ page color of top bar and color of page.
- overview, map/approach, detail pages. Area behind the arrows and text. Should have a color control, and arrow color control.
- overview, map/approach pages. color of area to the right of the image behind the text.
- detail page - color of tabs,
*For each stop the UA should be able to set the zoom.
*For each stop the UA should be able to automatically get the map icon placed OR to drag and drop in the event that the map is automatically placed in the wrong spot.
*The thumbnail icon on each "Tour stop" should be automatically sized / optimized for the thumbnail when uploaded.
*SA should be able to manage the Legend text and icons (appears at the bottom of each page) AND the icons on detail pages.
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GPL doesn't "own" your sketch. GPL just says that if you're going to build on someone else's work they shared for free, you should share yours too for free. Seems like an eminently fair deal to me.
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