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|Name: apache2-mod_python
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.3
|Version: 3.3.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 173.1.1
|Build date: Sun Jan 27 05:46:19 2013
|Group: Productivity/Networking/Web/Servers
|Build host: build15
|Size: 1592110
|Source RPM: apache2-mod_python-3.3.1-173.1.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.modpython.org/
|Summary: A Python Module for the Apache 2 Web Server
mod_python allows embedding Python within the Apache HTTP server for a considerable boost in performance and added flexibility in designing Web-based applications. Apache processes requests in stages (for example: read the request, parse headers, check access, and so on). These stages can be implemented by functions called handlers. Traditionally, handlers are written in C and compiled into Apache modules. mod_python provides a way to extend Apache functionality by writing Apache handlers in Python. For a detailed description of the Apache request processing process, see the Apache API notes. For most programmers, the request and the authentication handlers provide everything required. To ease migration from CGI and Httpdapy, two handlers are provided that simulate these environments, allowing a user to run scripts under mod_python with (for the most part) no changes to the code. mod_python originated from a project called Httpdapy. For a long time, Httpdapy was not called mod_python because Httpdapy was not meant to be Apache-specific. Httpdapy was designed to be cross-platform and was initially written for the Netscape server. Usage Hints: To load mod_python into Apache, add it to APACHE_MODULES in /etc/sysconfig/apache2. The configuration is described in /usr/share/doc/packages/apache2-mod_python/doc-html/index.html.
* Thu May 10 2012 email@example.com - license update: Apache-2.0 Choose the correct license and use SPDX format (http://www.spdx.org/licenses) * Tue Dec 20 2011 email@example.com - add autoconf as buildrequire to avoid implicit dependency * Sat Sep 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile - Use %_smp_mflags for parallel build * Sat Mar 05 2011 email@example.com - refine last change to apply to python-2.7+ only (11.4+). * Tue Mar 01 2011 email@example.com - apache2-mod_python-bnc675927.patch fixes bnc#675927: python segfaults on openSUSE 11.4 when used with mod_python * Thu May 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix md5 deprecation warning * Tue May 19 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - spec file cosmetic fixes - pass -j - use in-place sed (sed -i) - added hacks for building with python2.5 on SLE 9 * Tue Aug 19 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix build with apr 1.3.2 and later mod_python-3.3.1-bucket-brigade.patch http://email@example.com/msg20588.html * Fri Apr 13 2007 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 3.3.1 | New Features | - (MODPYTHON-103) New req.add_output_filter(), | req.add_input_filter(), req.register_output_fiter(), | req.register_input_filter() methods. These allows the dynamic | registration of filters and the attaching of filters to the | current request. | - (MODPYTHON-104) Support added for using Python in content being | passed through "INCLUDES" output filter, or as more commonly | referred to server side include (SSI) mechanism. | - (MODPYTHON-108) Added support to cookies for httponly attribute, | an extension originally created by Microsoft, but now getting | more widespread use in the battle against cross site-scripting | attacks. | - (MODPYTHON-118) Now possible using the PythonImport directive to | specify the name of a function contained in the module to be | called once the designated module has been imported. | - (MODPYTHON-124) New req.auth_name() and req.auth_type() methods. | These return the values associated with the AuthName and AuthType | directives respectively. The req.ap_auth_type has now also been | made writable so that it can be set by an authentication handler. | - (MODPYTHON-130) Added req.set_etag(), req.set_last_modified() and | req.update_mtime() functions as wrappers for similar functions | provided by Apache C API. These are required to effectively use | the req.meets_condition() function. The documentation for | req.meets_condition() has also been updated as what it previously | described probably wouldn't actually work. | - (MODPYTHON-132) New req.construct_url() method. Used to construct | a fully qualified URI string incorporating correct scheme, server | and port. | - (MODPYTHON-144) The "apache.interpreter" and "apache.main_server" | attributes have been made publically available. These were | previously private and not part of the public API. | - (MODPYTHON-149) Added support for session objects that span | domains. | - (MODPYTHON-153) Added req.discard_request_body() function as | wrapper for similar function provided by Apache C API. The | function tests for and reads any message body in the request, | simply discarding whatever it receives. | - (MODPYTHON-164) The req.add_handler(), | req.register_input_filter() and req.register_output_filter() | methods can now take a direct reference to a callable object as | well a string which refers to a module or module::function | combination by name. | - (MODPYTHON-165) Exported functions from mod_python module to be | used in other third party modules for Apache. The purpose of | these functions is to allow those other modules to access the | mechanics of how mod_python creates interpreters, thereby | allowing other modules to also embed Python and for there not to | be a conflict with mod_python. | - (MODPYTHON-170) Added req._request_rec, server._server_rec and | conn._conn_rec semi private members for getting accessing to | underlying Apache struct as a Python CObject. These can be used | for use in implementing SWIG bindings for lower level APIs of | Apache. These members should be regarded as experimental and | there are no guarantees that they will remain present in this | specific form in the future. | - (MODPYTHON-193) Added new attribute available as | req.hlist.location. For a handler executed directly as the result | of a handler directive within a Location directive, this will be | set to the value of the Location directive. If LocationMatch, or | wildcards or regular expressions are used with Location, the | value will be the matched value in the URL and not the pattern. | | Improvements | - (MODPYTHON-27) When using mod_python.publisher, the __auth__() | and __access__() functions and the __auth_realm__ string can now | be nested within a class method as a well a normal function. | - (MODPYTHON-90) The PythonEnablePdb configuration option will now | be ignored if Apache hasn't been started up in single process | mode. | - (MODPYTHON-91) If running Apache in single process mode with PDB | enabled and the "quit" command is used to exit that debug | session, an exception indicating that the PDB session has been | aborted is raised rather than None being returned with a | subsequent error complaining about the handler returning an | invalid value. | - (MODPYTHON-93) Improved util.FieldStorage efficiency and made the | interface more dictionary like. | - (MODPYTHON-101) Force an exception when handler evaluates to | something other than None but is otherwise not callable. | Previously an exception would not be generated if the handler | evaluated to False. | - (MODPYTHON-107) Neither mod_python.publisher nor mod_python.psp | explicitly flush output after writing the content of the response | back to the request object. By not flushing output it is now | possible to use the "CONTENT_LENGTH" output filter to add a | "Content-Length" header. | - (MODPYTHON-111) Note made in session documentation that a save is | required to avoid session timeouts. | - (MODPYTHON-125) The req.handler attribute is now writable. This | allows a handler executing in a phase prior to the response phase | to specify which Apache module will be responsible for generating | the content. | - (MODPYTHON-128) Made the req.canonical_filename attribute | writable. Changed the req.finfo attribute from being a tuple to | an actual object. For backwards compatibility the attributes of | the object can still be accessed as if they were a tuple. New | code however should access the attributes as member data. The | req.finfo attribute is also now writable and can be assigned to | using the result of calling the new function apache.stat(). This | function is a wrapper for apr_stat(). | - (MODPYTHON-129) When specifying multiple handlers for a phase, | the status returned by each handler is now treated the same as | how Apache would treat the status if the handler was registered | using the low level C API. What this means is that whereas | stacked handlers of any phase would in turn previously be | executed as long as they returned apache.OK, this is no longer | the case and what happens is dependent on the phase. | Specifically, a handler returning apache.DECLINED no longer | causes the execution of subsequent handlers for the phase to be | skipped. Instead, it will move to the next of the stacked | handlers. In the case of PythonTransHandler, PythonAuthenHandler, | PythonAuthzHandler and PythonTypeHandler, as soon as apache.OK is | returned, subsequent handlers for the phase will be skipped, as | the result indicates that any processing pertinent to that phase | has been completed. For other phases, stacked handlers will | continue to be executed if apache.OK is returned as well as when | apache.DECLINED is returned. This new interpretation of the | status returned also applies to stacked content handlers listed | against the PythonHandler directive even though Apache notionally | only ever calls at most one content handler. Where all stacked | content handlers in that phase run, the status returned from the | last handler becomes the overall status from the content phase. | - (MODPYTHON-141) The req.proxyreq and req.uri attributes are now | writable. This allows a handler to setup these values and trigger | proxying of the current request to a remote server. | - (MODPYTHON-142) The req.no_cache and req.no_local_copy attributes | are now writable. | - (MODPYTHON-143) Completely reimplemented the module importer. | This is now used whenever modules are imported corresponding to | any of the Python*Handler, Python*Filter and PythonImport | directives. The module importer is still able to be used directly | using the apache.import_module() function. The new module | importer no longer supports automatic reloading of | packages/modules that appear on the standard Python module search | path as defined by the PythonPath directive or within an | application by direct changes to sys.path. Automatic module | reloading is however still performed on file based modules (not | packages) which are located within the document tree where | handlers are located. Locations within the document tree are | however no longer added to the standard Python module search path | automatically as they are maintained within a distinct importer | search path. The PythonPath directive MUST not be used to point | at directories within the document tree. To have additional | directories be searched by the module importer, they should be | listed in the mod_python.importer.path option using the | PythonOption directive. This is a path similar to how PythonPath | argument is supplied, but MUST not reference sys.path nor contain | any directories also listed in the standard Python module search | path. If an application does not appear to work under the module | importer, the old module importer can be reenabled by setting the | mod_python.legacy.importer option using the PythonOption | directive to the value '*'. This option must be set in the global | Apache configuration. | - (MODPYTHON-152) When in a sub request, when a request is the | result of an internal redirect, or when when returning from such | a request, the req.main, req.prev and req.next members now | correctly return a reference to the original Python request | object wrapper first created for the specific request_rec | instance rather than creating a new distinct Python request | object. This means that any data added explicitly to a request | object can be passed between such requests. | - (MODPYTHON-178) When using mod_python.psp, if the PSP file which | is the target of the request doesn't actually exist, an | apache.HTTP_NOT_FOUND server error is now returned to the client | rather than raising a ValueError exception which results in a 500 | internal server error. Note that if using SetHandler and the | request is against the directory and no DirectoryIndex directive | is specified which lists a valid PSP index file, then the same | apache.HTTP_NOT_FOUND server error is returned to the client. | - (MODPYTHON-196) For completeness, added req.server.log_error() | and req.connection.log_error(). The latter wraps ap_log_cerror() | (when available), allowing client information to be logged along | with message from a connection handler. | - (MODPYTHON-206) The attribute req.used_path_info is now | modifiable and can be set from within handlers. This is | equivalent to having used the AcceptPathInfo directive. | - (MODPYTHON-207) The attribute req.args is now modifiable and can | be set from within handlers. | | Bug Fixes | - (MODPYTHON-38) Fixed issue when using PSP pages in conjunction | with publisher handler or where a PSP error page was being | triggered, that form parameters coming from content of a POST | request weren't available or only available using a workaround. | Specifically, the PSP page will now use any FieldStorage object | instance cached as req.form left there by preceding code. | - (MODPYTHON-43) Nested __auth__() functions in | mod_python.publisher now execute in context of globals from the | file the function is in and not that of mod_python.publisher | itself. | - (MODPYTHON-47) Fixed mod_python.publisher so it will not return a | HTTP Bad Request response when mod_auth is being used to provide | Digest authentication. | - (MODPYTHON-63) When handler directives are used within Directory | or DirectoryMatch directives where wildcards or regular | expressions are used, the handler directory will be set to the | shortest directory matched by the directory pattern. Handler | directives can now also be used within Files and FilesMatch | directives and the handler directory will correctly resolve to | the directory corresponding to the enclosing Directory or | DirectoryMatch directive, or the directory the .htaccess file is | contained in. | - (MODPYTHON-76) The FilterDispatch callback should not flush the | filter if it has already been closed. | - (MODPYTHON-84) The original change to fix the symlink issue for | req.sendfile() was causing problems on Win32, plus code needed to | be changed to work with APR 1.2.7. | - (MODPYTHON-100) When using stacked handlers and a SERVER_RETURN | exception was used to return an OK status for that handler, any | following handlers weren't being run if appropriate for the | phase. | - (MODPYTHON-109) The Py_Finalize() function was being called on | child process shutdown. This was being done though from within | the context of a signal handler, which is generally unsafe and | would cause the process to lock up. This function is no longer | called on child process shutdown. | - (MODPYTHON-112) The req.phase attribute is no longer overwritten | by an input or output filter. The filter.is_input member should | be used to determine if a filter is an input or output filter. | - (MODPYTHON-113) The PythonImport directive now uses the | apache.import_module() function to import modules to avoid | reloading problems when same module is imported from a handler. | - (MODPYTHON-114) Fixed race conditions on setting sys.path when | the PythonPath directive is being used as well as problems with | infinite extension of path. | - (MODPYTHON-120) (MODPYTHON-121) Fixes to test suite so it will | work on virtual hosting environments where localhost doesn't | resolve to 127.0.0.1 but the actual IP address of the host. | - (MODPYTHON-126) When Python*Handler or Python*Filter directive is | used inside of a Files directive container, the handler/filter | directory value will now correctly resolve to the directory | corresponding to any parent Directory directive or the location | of the .htaccess file the Files directive is contained in. | - (MODPYTHON-133) The table object returned by | req.server.get_config() was not being populated correctly to be | the state of directives set at global scope for the server. | - (MODPYTHON-134) Setting PythonDebug to Off, wasn't overriding On | setting in parent scope. | - (MODPYTHON-140) The util.redirect() function should be returning | server status of apache.DONE and not apache.OK otherwise it will | not give desired result if used in non content handler phase or | where there are stacked content handlers. | - (MODPYTHON-147) Stopped directories being added to sys.path | multiple times when PythonImport and PythonPath directive used. | - (MODPYTHON-148) Added missing Apache contants | apache.PROXYREQ_RESPONSE and apache.HTTP_UPGRADE_REQUIRED. Also | added new constants for Apache magic mime types and values for | interpreting the req.connection.keepalive and req.read_body | members. | - (MODPYTHON-150) In a multithread MPM, the apache.init() function | could be called more than once for a specific interpreter | instance whereas it should only be called once. | - (MODPYTHON-151) Debug error page returned to client when an | exception in a handler occurred wasn't escaping special HTML | characters in the traceback or the details of the exception. | - (MODPYTHON-157) Wrong interpreter name used for fixup handler | phase and earlier, when PythonInterpPerDirectory was enabled and | request was against a directory but client didn't provide the | trailing slash. | - (MODPYTHON-159) Fix FieldStorage class so that it can handle | multiline headers. | - (MODPYTHON-160) Using PythonInterpPerDirective when setting | content handler to run dynamically with req.add_handler() would | cause Apache to crash. | - (MODPYTHON-161) Directory argument supplied to req.add_handler() | is canonicalized and a trailing slash added automatically. This | is needed to ensure that the directory is always in POSIX path | style as used by Apache and that convention where directories | associated with directives always have trailing slash is adhered | to. If this is not done, a different interpreter can be chosen to | that expected when the PythonInterpPerDirective is used. | - (MODPYTHON-166) PythonHandlerModule was not setting up | registration of the PythonFixupHandler or PythonAuthenHandler. | For the latter this meant that using Require directive with | PythonHandlerModule would cause a 500 error and complaint in | error log about "No groups file". | - (MODPYTHON-167) When PythonDebug was On and and exception | occurred, the response to the client had a status of 200 when it | really should have been a 500 error status indicating that an | internal error occurred. A 500 error status was correctly being | returned when PythonDebug was Off. | - (MODPYTHON-168) Fixed psp_parser error when CR is used as a line | terminator in psp code. This may occur with some older editors | such as GoLive on Mac OS X. | - (MODPYTHON-175) Fixed problem whereby a main PSP page and an | error page triggered from that page both accessing the session | object would cause a deadlock. | - (MODPYTHON-176) Fixed issue whereby PSP code would unlock session | object which it had inherited from the caller meaning caller | could no longer use it safely. PSP code will now only unlock | session if it created it in the first place. | - (MODPYTHON-179) Fixed the behaviour of req.readlines() when a | size hint was provided. Previously, it would always return a | single line when a size hint was provided. | - (MODPYTHON-180) Publisher would wrongly output a warning about | nothing to publish if req.write() or req.sendfile() used and data | not flushed, and then published function returned None. | - (MODPYTHON-181) Fixed memory leak when mod_python handlers are | defined for more than one phase at the same time. | - (MODPYTHON-182) Fixed memory leak in req.readline(). | - (MODPYTHON-184) Fix memory leak in apache.make_table(). This was | used by util.FieldStorage class so affected all code using forms. | - (MODPYTHON-185) Fixed segfault in psp.parsestring(src_string) | when src_string is empty. | - (MODPYTHON-187) Table objects could crash in various ways when | the value of an item was NULL. This could occur for | SCRIPT_FILENAME when the req.subprocess_env table was accessed in | the post read request handler phase. | - (MODPYTHON-189) Fixed representation returned by calling repr() | on a table object. | - (MODPYTHON-191) Session class will no longer accept a normal | cookie if a signed cookie was expected. | - (MODPYTHON-194) Fixed potential memory leak due to not clearing | the state of thread state objects before deleting them. | - (MODPYTHON-195) Fix potential Win32 resource leaks in parent | Apache process when process restarts occur. | - (MODPYTHON-198) Python 2.5 broke nested | __auth__/__access__/__auth_realm__ in mod_python.publisher. | - (MODPYTHON-200) Fixed problem whereby signed and marshalled | cookies could not be used at the same time. When expecting | marshalled cookie, any signed, but not marshalled cookies will be | returned as normal cookies. * Mon Oct 23 2006 email@example.com - simplify last fix, so it still builds with python < 2.5.
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Marmion Academy's diverse and richly interested student body is engaged
in as many activities as there are students. A remarkable percentage of
Marmion Cadets maintain excellent grades while participating in sports
and a number of clubs and team across the three seasons for Athletics.
Spirituality and Campus Ministry is a central theme for every student's
involvement, from daily Mass and prayer, to annual mission trips and
Marmion offers a variety of opportunities for students to participate in
the Fine & Performing Arts and music, including musical theatre, 2
bands, and a chorus.
An outline of these varying and important activities can be found to the left.

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Continued thanks for all of the suggestions. Mindblowing number of choices!
Thanks for the trail info irc, since I am (said with confidence!) going on an old mountain bike it would be rude not to do the odd trail.
I was appalled at the cyclist who was well into the traffic lane. When I am driving and encounter cyclists doing this, I try to toot-toot, slow down, and give wide clearance to minimize the draft effect. BUT, it is not always possible due to traffic conditions.


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Welcome | Issues Update | Upcoming Events | Resources | Contact Us | Donate
Families of September 11 is now operating as the For Action Initiative. The web pages on this site are available for informational purposes only. Please visit us at www.foractioninitiative.org.
With the fourth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, Families of September 11 (FOS11) offers its heartfelt condolences to all those affected by the tragic events of that day. FOS11 holds in its thoughts all those families who lost loved ones on 9/11 as well as all those recently affected by Hurricane Katrina.
FOS11 has been an advocate of service in honor of all who perished on 9/11; it is a way to honor positively the lives and deaths of the victims of 9/11, as well as pay tribute to all those all over the world who joined in solidarity to help. Volunteering or supporting efforts to create a better America honors those lost in a unique and positive way, and it assures that their deaths will not have been in vain.
To find a volunteer opportunity in your community, visit www.usafreedomcorps.gov. Or consider taking part in a National Preparedness Month event below. Those wanting to support international projects of goodwill and honor those who lost their lives to terrorist acts might visit Our Voices Together. Additionally, One Day's Pay, the national non-profit which seeks to have 9/11 recognized as a day of service, has launched a National Volunteer Registry for those interested in aiding Katrina relief.
Issues Update
9/11 Commissioners Issue Report on Recommendations
IFC Family Advisory Group Named
Terrorism, Security and America's Purpose
Search & Rescue and Service Dog Day
FOS11 also recently attended the Search & Rescue and Service Dog Day at the USS Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum in New York City. The event was hosted by the Bear Search and Rescue Foundation, a not-for-profit organization established in the name of Bear, the most decorated search and rescue dog from Ground Zero. The foundation provides much needed training, equipment, and transportation to search and rescue teams around the country, including those active in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Visit www.bearsearchandrescue.org to make a donation to this important mission. FOS11 congratulates Sally Regenhard, who was presented at this event with an Extraordinary Service to Humanity Award for her work with the Skyscraper Safety Campaign.
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But that doesn't mean you have to take the clan to some soulless skyscraper or cookie-cutter motel. This season is nothing if not rich in heritage, and you can find unique resorts across the country that boast as much history as they do holiday lights. Whether you want to celebrate in surroundings that recall your immigrant roots or hang your stockings where yesterday's barons of industry once slept, there's a historic resort that's right for you.


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A former military airfield, Sibu Airport was remodelled into a full-fledged commercial airport in 1962. Located 2.5km from Sibu town, it serves both the states of Sabah and Sarawak.
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In August 2012, the new terminal, which can accommodate up to 1.8 million passengers annually, was opened to cater to the increasing number of business and leisure passengers to Sibu.
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We are pleased to inform that runway recovery works at Sibu Airport is now complete and the airport had resumed normal operations at 0000 hours, 10 April 2017, with the first flight commencing operations 0928 hours this morning.
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In this historic seaport, long known as the Key to the New World, classic American cars clatter along streets lined with Spanish architecture and pulsating with African and Caribbean rhythms. Old Havana's baroque facades, massive-columned palaces, and lush patios whisper tales of Cuba's colonial past. Everywhere, Spanish, African, Caribbean, and American flavors boil in a dynamic and sensual brew.
"If I get lost, look for me in Cuba…" wrote Spanish poet Federico García Lorca. If you visit Havana, you'll soon understand why. The city is an intoxicating mixture of opulence and decay, Old World and New, socialism and capitalism, Europe, Africa, and America.
Once-elegant buildings crumble behind Corinthian columns, while an increasing number are undergoing renovations and restorations that previsage what will be a new, and hopefully glorious, unique historic city. Meanwhile rickety 1950s Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles crisscross the capital, acting as economical community taxis while tiny motor scooter-powered coco-taxis and ciclo-taxis, bicycle rickshaws roll by. Many things here are in disrepair; yet all this seems only to add to Havana's rough allure. Graham Greene and Ernest Hemingway drank deeply of it and were inspired; Ava Gardner and Winston Churchill—to name a few—were enchanted.
For almost 250 years the maritime hub of Havana was little more than a staging area for Spanish convoys loaded with New World treasures and bound for Europe. Cuba's campaign for independence began along with its 19th-century prosperity, and Havana was often in the eye of the storm. During the Ten Years War (1868-78), Cuba's first attempt to break free of Spain, the city was a haven for conservatives loyal to the mother country. Havana would later become a hotbed of liberalism and the nerve centre for phase two of the independence movement—sparked by the eloquent revolutionary José Martí—which led to the Second War of Independence (1892). In 1898, Havana harbour was the last port of call for the Maine, a major U.S. military vessel, which was blown up (depending on whose history books you read) by accident, by Americans, or by pro-annexationist Cubans. This event led to the Spanish-American War, the end of Spanish sovereignty, and the beginning of heavy U.S. involvement in Cuban affairs.
Though the 1950s Revolution against dictator Fulgencio Batista began on the eastern end of the island, Fidel Castro's most charismatic moment was his triumphal entry into Havana on January 1, 1959. Castro's regime improved the quality of life for most Cubans, especially in the areas of education and medicine. But the collapse of the Soviet Union combined with the long-standing U.S. blockade has caused severe shortages of goods. A steady flow of visitors from Canada and Europe have helped to improve matters. Havana today is a work in progress, rough and real, caught in its own history and struggling toward an uncertain future.
Since the handing over of the strings of power from an ailing Fidel Castro Ruz to his comrade and brother Raúl, there has been a quiet anticipation of impending change. A cat-and-mouse game has begun as Raúl nervously attempts to hand some private business models to Cubans. But so far, far-reaching reforms have yet to occur; while regular Cubans have seen some easing of their situation. This, in addition to the less confrontational attitude of U.S. President Barack Obama, leave many wondering if we are approaching a turning point.


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Ok Never mind I found a solution.
the libparted version that comes with backtrack is old and has some bugs reading partitions created with fdisk (I can only guess that this is a specific version
issue cause I had no problems partitioning the drive from my native ubuntu system)
what I did in the end was completely remove the partitions from the disk(I did it from ubuntu but maybe u can use fdisk for these if you don't have , and use gparted (apt-get install gparted)
to create the partitions I needed. then the installation went throe with no problems


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Video::ivtv is designed to be a quick hack at making the record_ivtv.pl
script not have to depend on the test_ioctl program included with the ivtv
utils. By moving to have the things that have proven difficult to do purely
in perl to C where they currently are being done, I can concentrate on
improving the code rather than hitting my head against the wall trying to
do code cleanups. ;)
Tue Oct 19 12:00:00 2004 Axel Thimm
- Update to 0.13.
Thu Jul 17 12:00:00 2003 Axel Thimm
- Update to 0.12.
Thu Jul 10 12:00:00 2003 Axel Thimm
- Update to 0.11.
Wed Jun 18 12:00:00 2003 Axel Thimm
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'09 law grad wins top prize in national writing competition
Shea B. Airey, a May graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law, won first place in the 2009-10 Real Property/Trust & Estate Law Student Writing Contest, held this past summer by the American Bar Association.
Shea Airey
Airey's entry, "Conservation Easements in Private Practice: A Detailed Overview of the Device and Why It Should Be Embraced by the American Lawyer," was judged best among 29 entries, including ones submitted by Jonathan Ohring of Emory Law School of and Elliott Joh of the University of Chicago School of Law, the second- and third-place finishers, respectively. Airey worked with Upstate Forever, a non-profit land-conservation group in Greenville, in summer 2007, and it was from that experience that he acquired the background information for his winning paper.
Airey will receive $2,500 cash, among other awards, and his essay will be considered for publication in a future issue of the Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Journal.
Airey is the son of Steven and Debbie Airey of Boone, N.C. He now practices law in Walhalla, S.C., with the Corley law firm, where he focuses on estate planning, real estate and land conservation.


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Two teens chase kidnapping suspect on bikes to save 5-year-old girl
Police say a 5-year-old girl is safe after being the victim of an apparent abduction.
Relatives of Joceyln Rojas said she is doing "well" after being abducted for more than two hours Thursday.
At a news conference Friday morning, investigators said they think a man lured the girl into his car by offering to get her ice cream. Police are checking with ice cream shops in the area.


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that's fucked up dude
that's fucked up dude
more crits on throwies from my book
Kiddy: I aint feelin it . all letters look the same .
lemme get some critss
Reup: i wanted to have my letters keep the same style...your throwie looks like a little kid did it, if ur gonna put some of the letters on a angle(H,y,D) do it for the rest (R,O)
BOTH of your throws look like little kids did it.
Just so you know, doggie.
awww man its not as bad as hydro
Yeah, and herpes isn't as bad as AIDS.
lol well gimme some crits n not mention my case of aids
Quit trying to make all of the letters look the same.
They look different on purpose, they aren't the same letter.
Work more on making your throw work as a whole, not individual uniformity.
Kibby: The one in the first picture with the drips is the best is the only thing I can say
Hydro: That is absolutely horrible. Almost as bad as my shit when I first started. First of all, that's not even a throwie, it's more of a shitty piece. Go to flickr, and look at pictures of throwies. HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of pictures. For crits though: GO SIMPLE! Your bars are TOTALLY horrible, your lines curve in and out everywhere. Make all of your letters the same size and angle. Make all of your lines the same width. Ditch the shitty arrow extension on the Y, and lose the one on the right side of the H too. Your D... Look at a D please. The bottom of a D does not go outwards, it comes back in. That's not a D. The R is the worst. It looks the your first Y, but upside down. Therefor shittier. Your O is whatever. It's simple, however all your lines are still crooked as fuck. DRAW STRAIGHT LINES! Your 3D is off just about everywhere. Ditch ass the colors and fills, and get your shit down before wasting ink. Once again go simple. Need inspiration? Look at your damn keyboard.
Edited: Width not length
PS you spelling BOMBING SCIENCE wrong
God damn . I asked for crits and i got them . lmfao . Idk how im gonna fix it .
You have the amazing power of adderall to thank for that my friend. Don't give up. Have fun with it.
You can sell it to me and also make money.
How many do you want , for how much .
I'd much rather have adderall than xanax


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GSA To Offer Choice in Real Estate Leasing to Federal Agencies
July 12, 1996
Contact: Johanna Roark
On Columbus Day, the General Services Administration will offer federal agencies the option of leasing office space to meet their own needs. The GSA announcement follows through on a recommendation of the Clinton Administration's National Performance Review and comes as part of the new Can't Beat GSA Leasing Program, a wholesale overhaul of GSA's leasing services designed to make government leasing faster, cheaper and more compatible with private sector real estate practices.
Since its establishment in 1949, GSA has been the government's sole agent for leasing private office space. GSA currently leases 170 million square feet of work space (the size of almost 50 Pentagon buildings) for 100 federal agencies at an annual cost of $2.2 billion.
David J. Barram, Acting Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), and Robert A. Peck, Commissioner of GSA's Public Buildings Service (PBS) made the announcement following the Can't Beat GSA Leasing Conference in Chicago, July 9-11, in which all of GSA's 700+ leasing specialists and managers learned streamlined leasing practices and committed themselves to faster, more cost-effective service.
Barram said that the new leasing program will improve GSA's responsiveness to clients, reduce the time it takes to lease space, and increase savings. The new leasing program gives PBS employees the tools and training needed to compete successfully against anyone.
GSA already has a tremendous competitive advantage going in its favor, Peck said. Based on its 50 years experience, GSA knows and understands the requirements of federal acquisition statutes and regulations, the needs of Federal agencies and the economics of the private real estate markets throughout the country.
With a nationwide network of professionally staffed offices, GSA is able to provide customized solutions and competitive market rents. Further, he said, GSA has experience with Federal workplace initiatives such as child care and telecommuting and provides the full range of real estate services, including space planning and lease administration.
In the end, Peck said, when agencies are given the choice, he expects most will stay with GSA. But the new program, and the challenge of competition, will help GSA's specialists focus better on timeliness and bottom line results.
Under the new program, employees are freed from cumbersome procedures, complicated forms, and duplicative management reviews. (See page three for examples.) Taken together, the reforms will make GSA lease negotiations faster and more flexible, while allowing the government to leverage its size in the marketplace more effectively.
To further improve operations, later this year new computer software, used by a major corporate real estate activity, will be installed for use by GSA leasing personnel.
The Can't Beat GSA Leasing initiative builds on lessons learned in a number of GSA Reinvention Labs under the National Performance Review. According to Peck, these practices have already resulted in cutting in half the average time it takes GSA to obtain leased space and have resulted in savings of more than $300 million dollars.
Barram said Can't Beat GSA Leasing will become a major part of GSA's contribution to the fulfillment of President Clinton's promise to make our government work better and cost less.
Examples of changes to the GSA leasing process, none requiring legislative action, that are being instituted under Can't Beat GSA Leasing include:
� Use of three-step leasing practice
� Eliminate mandatory use of SF 81
� Parallel track based on minimum or preliminary requirements
� Partnering with clients to tailor projects to their needs
� Alternative advertising for >10,000 sq.ft.
� Use agreements (blanket or individual) tailored to customers
� Use of Internet for advertising and communications with potential offerors
� Eliminate use of standardized market survey forms
� Eliminate use of standard Solicitation For Offers approach
� Rely on local codes to maximum extent practical
� Eliminate mandatory technical reviews
� Allow potential offerors to reuse certifications and representations
� Utilize market-based rent approaches
� Reduce occupancy costs by providing or purchasing services from alternative sources
� Eliminate mandatory use of Consumer Price Index escalations
� Provide optional tenant improvement specifications and use market standard tenant improvement allowances
� Explore means for offerors to submit proposals electronically (in process)
� Short list to specific number for efficiency when stated in Solicitation For Offers (approval pending)
� Enhance negotiation strategies to capture savings from market variances, including leasing commission costs
� Permit verbal notification of the close of negotiations and eliminate written request for best and final offers (approval pending)
� Eliminate pre-award IG review (approval in process)
� Eliminate use of mandatory appraisals when not needed
� Eliminate standard price negotiation memorandums and replace with minimum necessary documentation
� Allow award without negotiation, where appropriate
� Issue notice to proceed on buildout with award letter, pending development and execution of contract
� Aggressively pursue integrated services to facilitate occupancy
� Take advantage of current leasing relationship--extend, renew, succeed, renegotiate
� Change the general clauses that can adversely affect lessor financing if deemed financially beneficial
� "Time Out" for lease actions canceled


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I was wondering if anyone knew of any comprehensive lists of javascript tools.
Examples of what I am looking for are:
List of all Events/event ListenersList of all keywords.
I am reading Simply Javascript by Kevin Yank and Cameron Adams and just finished covering Events, but it is difficult to create unique sites when the only events you know are click, blur, and focus.
Thanks for your help!
I highly recommend https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/learn/javascript
That can be found in the JavaScript Reference, which has a list of all the global objects plus the list of reserved words.
The W3Schools has a [list that seems to be largely complete and easy to read. Or if you're ready for some super-dense reading, the [url=http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Events-20001113/events.html]DOM Events spec](http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/dom_obj_event.asp) is the most comprehensive.
Thanks for your suggestions Jeff!
Is W3Schools, fully up-to-date according to W3C's latest specifications? One of my good friends warned me that they had fallen behind on maintenance, any clue?
Looks that way to me... at least for the DOM events. That's the only part I checked just now.
The best place that I've found for detailed information on events is at the Quirksmode site where the author takes you through many of the browser compatability issues, and what can be done to resolve such issues. Here's the Introduction to Events
While we do have our own reference, linked already above, the place that I keep turning to time and time again because of the info that it has is the Mozilla Developer Network with its [JavaScript Reference and in particular to your query, [url="https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Reserved_Words"]Reserved Keywords](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference)
They have fallen way behind. There is a www.w3fools.com site that attempts to catalog all of the problems, as a warning to others and so that hopefully the w3schools site can be improved on.
You posted some great suggestions and great links, but just this one I disagree with. I think the site w3fools is actually unfair and overly nitpicky. For example, their first issue in the list is that Schools had said, "Browsers automatically add an empty line before and after a heading." Fools thinks it should have said, "Browsers' default stylesheets define these elements as block-level with non-zero margin-top and margin-bottom values." Considering that this is a tutorial for newbies who probably won't know anything about CSS, I think the Schools explanation was just fine, and even preferred over the Fools alternative. A few rules down is an issue with frames. Fools seems to be criticizing that Schools even mentioned frames at all, as if to acknowledge that they exist is a crime. I think that's extremely unfair criticism. I won't pretend that W3Schools is perfect. They've definitely made mistakes over the years, some of them egregious, but those kinds of mistakes are a minority in the Fools list, and many of them have been fixed, either recently or long ago. I think it's time that we re-evaluate W3Schools and whether it's so disastrously bad that it deserves the label "harmful to the Web."
You will notice that that particular example you picked has a strikeout effect on the url indicating that w3schools has corrected the issue.
Before they said: "Note: Browsers automatically add an empty line before and after a heading."Now they say: "Browsers automatically add some empty space (a margin) before and after each heading."
But no improvements have occurred to any of their JavaScript faults yet.
So improvements are occurring with w3schools - it's just a shame that it takes a public shaming effort to drive such improvements.
I noticed. But what I mean is, even before the update, I think that particular piece of criticism was overblown. Considering that this is a tutorial for the absolute newbie, I think what Schools had written was better than the Fools version.
Even a good number of the JavaScript criticisms, I think, are overly nitpicky or just plain unfair. Such as, for example, criticizing the use of document.write, yet tutorials that Fools recommends, such as the W3C wiki, do exactly the same thing. I suspect both sites used it in this kind of situation because the only other option to put something on the page would be DOM manipulation, which would probably introduce more concepts than is desirable at such an early stage of a tutorial. Of all the Fools JavaScript criticisms, the only one that seems legitimate and that I think deserves the label "harmful to the web" is passing a string to setTimeout. The rest seem either minor, misconstrued, or fixed. (Yes, several of the JS issues have been fixed. Fools apparently hasn't updated their site. Perhaps they should take their own advice and wikify their content.)
Meh, I have w3schools bookmarked, while I don't have the MDN bookmarked even though I'm there a few times a day. I love Paul Irish and crew, but they can be extremists sometimes.
w3schools has a really bad rap, but actually it's not a bad resource at all. I've yet to find a place where I can land on the page, glance at it, and understand/remember what I need to do in a few seconds. For me, it has the best structure of them all...even if the material is subpar.
W3C - Encyclopedic information on the technical specificsMDN - Awesome organization, community driven, and examples/demos that will have your jaw droppingW3Schools - Easy to digest layout, accompanied by their "Try It!" editor
The www.w3fools.com site lists some of the parts of w3schools that are out of date - the list of outdated JavaScript listed there is about 5% of the complete list of outdated JavaScript shown on the w3schools site. The w3schools site covers too many different topics for the two guys who created it to keep it up to date.
Highly respected beginner tutorials such as CodeAcademy, or the W3Fools-recommended W3C wiki, do exactly the same thing.
I'm by no means claiming that W3Schools is the greatest or even a good resource, but criticizing it has become such a pastime that now we've become unfair and even hypocritical with our criticisms.


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You might recognize Hyuna from her star turn playing opposite PSY in his "Gangnam Style" music video, but she also starred in his companion "girl version" of the piece "Oppa Is Just My Style," which quickly became an international viral hit. Since launching her solo career in 2010, the 21-year-old K-pop sensation has received numerous accolades. YouTube awarded her the trophy for Most Viewed Music Video at the 2011 YouTube Awards for her solo song "Bubble Pop" and she ranked 17th on Billboard's "21 Under 21" list. She's the newest model for G by Guess and Toyota Corolla just made her its spokesmodel. If you're a K-pop fan you already know her' but if you're not, you will soon.
The 22-year-old English singer-songwriter Victoria Louise Lott has been Britain's answer to Britney Spears ever since her debut single, "Mama Do," which premiered at No. 1 in 2009. Her first album, Turn It Up, spent a full year on the UK Albums Chart, and in true millennial form she's heading for a multihyphen career—as a guest judge on The X Factor and an actress in the Nickelodeon special Fred: The Movie. And chances are you've heard her music—she's had songs featured in shows like Dancing With the Stars, The Hills, and Melrose Place, and she opened for Rihanna on the UK leg of her Last Girl on Earth tour. The talented beauty also penned songs for X Factor winner Alexandra Burke and Girls Can't Catch, and announced she's dropping her Motown-inspired third album soon.
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Intel has launched its latest family of low-power systems-on-a-chip (SoC), codenamed Bay Trail, for tablets, 2-in-1s and other mobile devices.
It will be available to consumers and business users in the fourth quarter of 2013 from brand vendors including AAVA, Acer, Asustek Computer, Dell, Lenovo and Toshiba, Intel said.
The Bay Trail family is based on Intel's low-power, high-performance microarchitecture Silvermont, announced in May 2013. The Intel Atom Z3000 processor series (Bay Trail-T) is the company's first mobile multi-core SoC and is designed specifically for tablets and other mobile devices.
The flexibility of the new microarchitecture allows for variants of the SoC to serve multiple market segments, including new Intel Pentium and Celeron processors (Bay Trail-M and -D) for 2-in-1s, notebooks, desktops and all-in-one systems.
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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Nov. 20 (BusinessDesk) - Pan Pacific Petroleum has told shareholders it hopes to see two exploration wells drilled in the fourth quarter of next year in the Tui oil and gas field, where it has a 10 percent interest.
The first is an in-fill well in the Pateke North sector of the licence area, which the joint venture led by Australian explorer AWE has given approval to undertake, and has the potential to add between one and four million barrels of oil equivalent from Tui.
Among unexplored areas of the licence area, "PPP considers the Oi prospect at 10 million to 15 million barrels of particular interest and is pursuing options to also drill this opportunity in Q4 2013 if possible," chief executive Tom Prudence told the company's annual shareholder meeting.
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Related Story: Source: Lance Armstrong admits drug use in interview with Oprah
Lance Armstrong finally admitted he's lied all these years.
It's cathartic for everyone.
According to a report, Armstrong admitted doping to win the Tour de France in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that will air on Thursday.
We hate what he did, cheating to win seven Tour de France titles. We hate that he covered it up for so long, when everyone but seemingly Armstrong knew the truth.
Now, we have the words, the admittance and hopefully an apology for allowing us to believe in him, in magical comebacks and that someone could kick cancer in its rear, then be the best athlete in the world. Drugs-free.
It was a dream. It's not reality.
Last year, Armstrong was stripped of all seven of his Tour de France titles. We were stripped of the truth for so long, and now we have it.
I wanted to believe Armstrong wouldn't put foreign substances in his body after the days-long chemotherapy that ravaged his body. A man so lucky to be alive was so desperate to win that after cheating death he cheated us.
We can finally move on, another comeback story we so badly wanted to believe in ended in shattered hope. With so many allegations and former teammates coming forward, we already knew he lied. But it's best to hear it from the cheater's mouth.
The ''It's not about the bike'' book he co-authored can officially be thrown in the trash, a tearjerker tale that is fiction not fact. It's all based on lies.
It's not about the bike. It's about the drugs. The lies. And finally, the truth.
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Hey folks,
welcome back :)
This thread was massively spammed some days ago on purpose,
so i suppose we hit a nerve here and i take this as a compliment ;)
Maybe it was just a fun attack to bother me, but i don´t think so;i can and do read between the lines.
As i prefer to live my life without fear, by choice and not by chance, here we go (again)...
After this serious paid-shill attack, i had to close this thread down,sort things out and clean up a bit.
You all know what is said about Germans:
we don´t have any humor, but we are very disciplined workers..
To meet all the rumours, accusations and stuff posted around GLP concerning me and what i do in and with this thread since yesterday:
Yes, i do "housekeeping" here, to make this thread readable and get facts bundled, so no one has to scam through 25 pages to look up some link;
yes, this means i delete shills, trolls, double-posts and other crap.
I also do cut off some parts when quoting, as it is in most cases just wasted dead space and makes it hard to read.
And yes, i do delete posts concerning the "elevator-video" and the "psychic", as well as those containing blablabla and those talking about the "illuminati-Style symbols in the Cecil Hotel".
This has a purpose, and i am happy to explain the "why" further down here on this post.
I am no egomaniac deleting comments to "shine" by the contributions of other posters, to mask their origin and make them "mine".
I delete my own posts, too, by the way, if they are of no use to the thread itself.
Everyone who is likeminded and wants to contribute is really welcome, and i do say "thank you" to all those who filled this thread with valuable information, to help make it what it is.
If you don´t like that, please do not post here.
Quite simple, isn´t it? ;)
Enter at your own risk - you should know, throughout GLP i am now known as "girl with issues" and, of course, as "fuehrer", "thread hitler" and all that stuff ;)
@ all new to this thread:
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before posting, please read here below & the current sum-up of findings on page 23. thank you!
why i made this thread:
I made this thread to investigate and get your opinions of the new findings, an odd facebook profile and maybe her twitter/tumblr accounts, as this doesn´t get enough attention in those other threads.
why and which posts will be deleted in here:
- elevator-video
- psychic
- talk about illuminati-Style symbols in the Cecil Hotel&related.
The reason of doing so is simple:
In my opinion, these are just distraction from real important and questionable
things, connections and symbols in this specific case,or brief: the "why&who".
Talking about these things has no "value", as there is no useful information to get off them
besides what they just are:
- video of the poor girl in the elevator, without time/date,sound,blurry and obviously altered.
- the psychic - it´s a psychics job to talk about mindboggling, scary creepy stuff. that´s what pays their rent. and whoohoo what spooky "coincident" she did a reading there 2 weeks before.
- symbols/the floortiles of the Cecil Hotel - it is just another ArtDeco-Hotel from the 20s and there are many others out there who have same and even more of what seems to be "symbolic" on floors, walls and everywhere. No need to talk about this all the time, it is just a given fact: it looks like that, as it was the fashion back in those times.
With talking about those, we spin in circles around them - but don´t get anything new out of it.
As i stated above, this i _my opinion_;
yours may be different and i honour it anyway.
But i don´t want to talk about these things in this thread, as explained above.
The Case itself:
I do think this case is staged: to many "coincidences" at once.
What i do not know, is the "who" did this and "why" it is done - and moreover, done _this_ way.
this includes:
- the Cecil Hotel, a known haunted hotel with all kinds of strange things going on there
- the psychic who coincidently made a dramatic job in the Cecil Hotel 2 weeks before
- the released elevator video
- the BlackDahlia case & the Dark Water movie resemblance
these are chosen to give the case a "supernatural" touch, it f+cks with people´s minds:
you´re attracted to them in a strange way and repelled the same time;
they give you shivers down your spine and no one really wants to have something to do with that stuff, out of a (ir)rational fear, as one can´t control "these things" or "proof their existence".
they are pretty much "believe or believe not" stuff like religions are.
No one really likes to question these things, let alone "get in touch" with them personally, that´s why people are easier willing to believe those things just "exist" and "happen".
And i do think that is the exact purpose for these things to _be_ weird case.
The coincidences between the victim´s name, the tuberculosis test with same
but mirrored name and the current outbreak of tuberculosis same time and just around the corner of the Cecil Hotel
what do i do with that.. all speculations, of course.
it all screams "staged" loudly, and i assume just one of it is: the victim´s name.
There is a tuberculosis outbreak (and was before in that area), and there is a test for tb with that name.
For now, i assume
"the victim is just a scapegoat here to distract/mask a clinical trial of some new strain of tb or a biowarfare test gone wrong"
- something like that.
maybe the ties to a military experiment or operation here are stronger than i am willing to admit to be supposing by now, there´s enough incidents pointing in that direction.
But, just my opinion and my "weird conspiracy theory" on that - for now.
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this is what i made this thread about.
a facebook page from elisa lam, out of the blue, created on feb 21th, when she was already dead.
this fb page has only 1 friend, richard schmelter, in whose profil picture you can see a korean girl in the background (according to his comments on the picture from jan 2th.)
according to what is supposed to be her tumbl account, her last entry there is from 3 weeks ago, last entry " arrived in la land"
i have to suppose this richard schmelter made this elisa lam facebook page. (as he is the only friend of this account. it does not seem to be one of the usual "tribute" accounts to a dead person).
but why?
and why on a date where she was already dead?
please, fellow GLPers, whoever is somewhat intersted in the Elisa Lam case, take a look at this.
because no one is taking notice of it in 2 threads and it seems like it is ignored on purpose - and i think it is maybe something important:
(and if not, a really sick joke)
link to www.facebook.com
this is her REAL facebook..
Anonymous Coward 34984454
impossible. this page is up since thursday.
who is this robert schmelter who is her only friend on there?
just a thought, not to blame someone:
this robert schmelter made this fb page with her pic.
look at his pics and his eyes. there´s something in them what creeps me out, so much coldness.
maybe he is the reason she ended up in the water tank.
if not, it is a really sick joke by him making this page.
Please, anyone else have an opinion on this?
where does this FB page come out of the blue on thursday?
this is sick.
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