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I made a search for my problem and it seems that the best way will be to downgrade XAMPP. I am currently running version 1.8.1 and script was made about 2-3 years ago which means that version is not important to me.
I have some local PHP script which is connecting to local database and also to external remote database on shared hosting. On old computer I had older version of XAMPP (not currently sure which it was) and now while making database connection with new XAMPP version I receive this error
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Warning: mysql_connect(): mysqlnd cannot connect to MySQL 4.1+ using the old insecure authentication. Please use an administration tool to reset your password with the command SET PASSWORD = PASSWORD('your_existing_password'). This will store a new, and more secure, hash value in mysql.user. If this user is used in other scripts executed by PHP 5.2 or earlier you might need to remove the old-passwords flag from your my.cnf file in C:\xampp\htdocs\xxxxxxxxxxxxx\db.php on line 13
I believe it means that there were some changes in new versions of MySQL and PHP but as the connection is on shared hosting, I cannot make changes as this description asks me to do or other solutions found while Googling.
I also searched how to downgrade properly but could not found some straightforward details.
Could you point me with some link where I can read instructions about proper downgrade?
I would also ask for pointing me to which XAMPP version is the latest stable and still working for my script.
Thank you
Best regards
P.S. Please add 1.8.1 version to profile drop-down.


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The Cohen lab has been instrumental in defining the role of the DNA mismatch repair (MMR) pathway in mammalian meiosis. Using mouse mutants for each of the mammalian MMR orthologs, we have determined that MSH4/MSH5 heterodimers recruit MLH1/MLH3 to class I crossover sites in order to specify the appropriate number and spacing of crossover events in the mammalian genome.
Our continued research in this area focuses on how these crossover mediators of the class I pathway interact with mediators of the class II pathway, through recruitment and integration via key helicases and endonucleases such as BLM, EXO1, and SLX4. In addition, we are currently investigating the role of the cyclin n-terminal domain containing protein-1 (CNTD1) in controlling class I crossing over. For more details click on image.


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[Down the stretch is a daily Orioles Insider blog that will set up the coming day for the O's and their American League competition as the push for the postseason continues.]
About last night
O's AL East title hopes take a hit in 5-3 loss
Markakis suffers a setback in his recovery
Schmuck: O's can't expect much help from Boston
Oakland wins, ties Orioles in wild-card race
Chris Davis homers in fifth consecutive game
Which James Shields will Orioles see tonight?
Monday's full scoreboard
AL East Standings
AL Wild-Card Standings
* Clinched postseason berth
Today's game
Orioles at Rays, 7:10 p.m.
RHP Miguel Gonzalez (8-4, 3.45 ERA) vs. RHP James Shields (15-9, 3.62 ERA)
Key matchup
Adam Jones is a career .361 hitter against Shields (13 for 36) with five doubles, a triple and a homer. It would be a good night for Jones to get back on track, as he's only 4 for his last 23 (.174) over his last six games.
Other games that matter
Red Sox (Lester) at Yankees (Phelps), 7:05 p.m.
Rangers (Harrison) at Athletics (Blackley), 10:05 p.m.
Thought of the day
The general thought heading into this series at Tampa was that, if the Rays were eliminated from postseason contention yesterday, it would make for an easier final two games for the Orioles.
I'm not quite sure I'd start chalking up two automatic wins just yet.
James Shields and Jeremy Hellickson are still scheduled to pitch the next two nights, and Joe Maddon doesn't seem like the type of manager to punt on the rest of the season and start sitting all his regulars.
Just as the Orioles did last season against Boston, the Rays are going to make them earn everything they get over the next two nights.
And, as you can see from the standings above, there's still plenty to play for.
Inside the enemy clubhouses
Davidoff: Yankees riding Sabathia through 8th inning Monday was silly
Rays' win Monday was a taste of what could have been
Patience pays off as Tigers clinch AL Central
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Motion Picture Academy Member Unhappy About Being Treated Like A Criminal
from the be-careful-with-those-screeners dept
It would appear that Academy members are pushing back a little on being treated like criminals just to vote for the Oscars. TorrentFreak points us to a rather amusing tongue-in-cheek analysis of one Academy member about his fears should any one of the DVD screeners get into the wrong hands. He discusses (jokingly) just how much it would cost to properly secure the screeners to guarantee that they wouldn't accidentally be watched by someone else and concludes it's just not worth being a member of the Academy anymore, as the cost of protecting the screeners is much higher than the benefit of being a member.
"So that's the cost of a surveillance camera, guard dog, German lessons, a safe, plus ADT, making a total of $8730.00 as an initial, screener-security investment plus my Academy dues of $250 per year. And who knows how much yearly maintenance of all that would cost. Dog food, vet bills.... $9000.00 for starters plus yearly maintenance. I just couldn't figure out how to do it. Even if we moved to a smaller apartment. Even if took a job managing an apartment building again; I just couldn't figure how to do it.
"And I have reluctantly come to a decision. So that I won't contribute to film piracy by inadvertently allowing one of my screeners to fall into the wrong hands, pirating hands, thereby costing the film industry millions of dollars (not to mention putting me in prison), I will not renew my membership in the Academy.
"It makes me sad, but I'm also happy in a way. Because without those screeners being delivered to my vulnerable little home, with its multiple and human inefficiencies, I know that it will no longer be possible for me to harm the studios, my industry colleagues and the Academy. Yes, so by resigning from the Academy I will contribute to saving the film industry, and I have to be happy about that."


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Tyson Fury plans to swap his boxing licence for a doctor's one at the end of his career in the ring.
The 29-year-old will return to the sport after a two-and-a-half-year hiatus when he faces Sefer Seferi in Manchester on June 9.
Fury's last fight came in November 2015 when he dethroned Wladimir Klitschko to win the IBF, WBA and WBO world heavyweight titles in Dusseldorf.
Potential fights with the likes of Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua may be on the horizon, but Fury is thinking long term and may don the medical gloves after hanging up the boxing mitts.
"I had a choice and I chose boxing first but, after boxing, I am going to be a doctor," Fury told The Sun.
"I made that decision a few years ago. I am going to be a doctor and I am going to help people.
"When I have finished in a few years, I'll still only be in my early 30s. Then I'll study for the next seven years to be a doctor.
"If I'm 40 and a qualified doctor, I'm still a young doctor. That is what I intend to do. I studied very hard at school but I turned to sport because that was my calling - and I've got to the highest level in that.
"Whatever I put my mind to, I do well. I think doctors and nurses do a fantastic job, they're underpaid and without them we'd be in a lot of trouble."
Big kiss to all my fanz big up. pic.twitter.com/R0wWvRYiUx— DON TYSON FURY (@Tyson_Fury) May 20, 2018
Fury ballooned in weight during his time away from the ring, but the Briton is now in much leaner shape and is adamant he will not have missed a step when he gets back in the squared circle.
"Losing weight is not a quick fix, it's a lifestyle change but training is very good for mind and body. I'd recommend it to anybody," he added.
"But even in the past, I was very inactive and it's mostly been weight-loss camps before fights. I should set up a boot camp to get people's weight off. A reality TV show perhaps?
"I don't think I'll get affected by ring rust. I feel as sharp as a razor, fast as a laser."
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It's The Experience That Makes Music Valuable; Not The Legal Rights
from the proving-the-point dept
Value in the music business though is an odd thing: the more value added to the music by the fan directly, the less influence the rights holders have over it, and the more influence the creators of representational systems (i.e., turntable.fm) and rights creators have (i.e., artists going directly on turntable.fm with stuff that their labels don't own). And rights holders do not like being taken out of the value equation.To some extent, this is a (better) rephrasing of a point I tried to make a few years ago, that those who focus on "copyright" as the key to success in any industry are using copyright as a crutch. Rather than building real value and business models that users want, they're using this crutch which provides a simple business model. It makes them lazy, uncreative, uninterested in real user value -- and violently against any sort of innovation that increases value while diminishing the importance of that crutch.
Call it Kaplan's Law: the more value a non-music company adds to the fan/artist relationship, the bigger the threat to those who's business depends on being between the two.
The really interesting points are when you remove that crutch and realize that for a business model to work, it has to provide real value that willingly brings users in. Until the music industry figures this out, they're going to continue to miss the boat on important innovation on both the product side and the business model side.
But artists don't have to miss that boat. As Kaplan suggests, now is the time to focus on the "experience rights," not the "legal rights":
To artists: own your experiential rights. Participate in technology and hold your representatives (lawyers, labels and management companies) to the standards you want your content held to once you lose control of it.


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By the way, where in SoCal are you? I'm up in Santa Clarita, and we've got a pretty good SoCal contingent covering the rest of the Southland as well, and we even have get-togethers every few months if you're interested. So if you're up for some local trading and schmoozing, stop by the SoCal Finds thread.
I'm glad you've made it over here too, King. I've seen you knocking around RS and it's nice to know people expand their horizons.
Welcome from the Dutch-side of the planet....So how big is you're collection of ROTS?Hope you enjoy it here is I do....
Thanks Matt. I reside in Monterey Park, and it's really cool that you guys and gals do get togethers once in a while. Depending on timing, I'd be interested. I'll check out the SoCal Finds thread. I'm not sure where exactly it's located, but I'll find it.
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Mexico's Drug War Taints Calderon's Harvard Appointment
For centuries, Harvard Yard has been a safe haven for aspiring minds, intellectuals and world leaders who come to teach, study and learn in peace.
But former Mexican President Felipe Calderón may not find much serenity during his time on campus.
The controversial former Mexican leader has yet to begin his one-year teaching appointment at the Kennedy School of Government and already he faces opposition from groups on both sides of the border.
The online petition site Change.Org has collected nearly 33,000 signatures in opposition to Harvard's appointment of Calderón. And Mexican political activist and poet Javier Sicilia sent a letter to the university, calling the former president's appointment an affront to the victims of the bloodshed in Mexico.
These appointments are almost always controversial, but this one is even more so given the number of deaths in Mexico.
"We believe ... that the appointment of President Calderón as a visiting fellow at the Kennedy school, is an insult to the victims of violence in Mexico," Sicilia and Mexican academic Sergio Aguayo wrote in a joint letter to the Kennedy School's Dean David Ellwood.
During Calderón's six years in office, an estimated 70,000 people died in violence related to the country's ongoing drug war. An escalation in murders and other violent crimes arose soon after Calderón took office in 2006, when he declared an all-out military blitz on Mexico's drug cartels.
Besides the death toll, Mexico's cartels – and with them, violence – have spread from certain regions along the U.S.-Mexico border to other parts of the country once free of violence, including resort areas such as Acapulco and metropolitan hubs like Monterrey and Guadalajara.
The Kennedy School defended its appointment of Calderón, arguing that as an educational institution it welcomes varying view points and theories.
"The School has a long tradition of providing an opportunity for leaders from around the world to speak to and interact with the community on important public policy issues," Ellwood said in a statement.
"The unique opportunity to engage in direct discussion with a former head of state is one that many of our students value greatly, even if they may disagree with some of that leader's policy positions," Ellwood said.
Some academics argue that appointments of former world leaders at U.S universities is always divisive -- such as Georgetown's appointment of former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe -- but Calderon's hiring is even more poignant given the human rights crisis in Mexico.
"This one is even more so given the number of deaths in Mexico," said Monica Rankin, an assistant professor of history at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Rankin added that these types of movements against former world leaders will become more common in the future given the advent of social media and the ease at which information can spread.
Despite Calderón's controversial human rights record while in office, some academics defended the Kennedy School's decision and called it a good learning opportunity for students at Harvard.
"An academic community should be open to all points of view," George Grayson, a government professor at The College of William & Mary, told Fox News Latino vía e-mail.
"[Calderon] managed the drug war poorly, but that is a subject he can discuss with students and faculty at Harvard," Grayson added.


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At a time when automobiles were rare but orphans were plentiful, a tradition began in Chicago to bring them together. The idea was simple: Why shouldn't a needy kid get to enjoy an automobile ride and fun picnic in the park?
In 1904, five children from a local orphanage piled into a car and frolicked for a few hours in Jackson Park. The next year there were 12 youngsters. Within 10 years — and for the next 60 years — hundreds of cars (and occasionally some buses, trucks and taxis) were bringing upward of 5,000 children to a neighborhood park for an annual daylong festival of fun. The outings also included physically and mentally handicapped children, and elderly people from rest homes.
The Orphans Automobile Day Association tackled the complicated logistical task of arranging for hundreds of volunteer drivers to pick up three or four kids each from homes like the Angel Guardian Orphanage at 2001 W. Devon Ave., Chicago Nursery and Half-Orphan Asylum on Foster Avenue, the Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society in Evanston and dozens of other facilities.
The children, from toddlers to teens, got as much food as they could eat: Hot dogs, ice cream and cotton candy galore. Year after year, the Tribune reported on the gallons of orangeade and pounds of crackerjack consumed. The kids were entertained by clowns and other performers, a traveling animal show from the Lincoln Park Zoo, a Punch and Judy show and their own imaginations. Through the years, it was held in Grant Park, Lincoln Park and the picnic grove near Riverview amusement park.
Interestingly, the tradition continued during World War II, when gasoline rationing and other shortages forced a number of beloved activities to cease for a few years.
Ron Hayes, 76, of Rogers Park, fondly remembered those picnics in the late 1940s. He moved to Angel Guardian in 1946 before fifth grade after his mother fell ill and was unable to care for him and his three siblings. He recalled the excitement he felt as the picnic neared and on the big day itself.
To keep order, the nuns brought smaller groups of children to wait for pickup at the front of the building. "The cars were lined up all the way down on Devon Avenue," he said. "The kids would jockey for position when they saw someone they thought they were going to like."
The orphanage "was a good place, good education, very strict," he said. "With that many kids, I guess you had to be strict."
But that made the annual outing particularly sweet. "It was free time at Lincoln Park for most of the day," he said. "It was really something."


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Lee General and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Combined Courts
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Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts Informational Pamphlet
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Phone: (276) 346-7729
Phone: (276) 346-7735
Fax: (276) 346-7701
Clerk's Office Hours
P. O. Box 306
Lee County Courthouse
Main Street
Jonesville, VA 24263-0306
General District Judges
- Hon. Ronald Kelley Elkins, Presiding Judge
- Hon. Shawn L Hines, Chief Judge
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judges
- Hon. Elizabeth S. Wills, Chief Judge
- Hon. Marcus F. McClung
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General District Mon., 9:00 a.m., Arraignments, Show Cause CDI, ASAP Mon., 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., Virginia State Police 1st, 2nd & 3rd Mon., 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m., Citizen Complaints 4th Mon., 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m., Bad Checks Wed., 9:00 a.m., Arraignments 1st, 2nd & 3rd Wed., 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., County Officers 4th Wed., 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m., Investigators 1st Wed., 1:00 p.m., Town of Jonesville 2nd & 4th Wed., 1:00 p.m. Civil 2:00 p.m., Civil/Small Claims 3rd Wed., 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m, & 2:00 p.m., Town of Pennington Gap Officers Fridays special settings and preliminary hearings Juvenile & Domestic Relations Tues., 9:00 a.m., Arraignments & Family Abuse/Preliminary Tues., 9:30 a.m., Traffic Cases 1st Tues., 9:30 a.m., Foster Care & Abuse/Neglect 2nd Tues., 9:30 a.m., Adult Criminal 3rd Tues., 8:45 a.m., Drug Court 3rd Tues., 9:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m., Support 4th Tues., 9:30 a.m., Custody & Visitation 1st. 2nd & 4th Tues., 1:00 p.m., Custody & Visitation 5th Tues., Special Settings Thurs., 9:00 a.m., Arraignments & Family Abuse/Preliminary 1st Thurs., 9:30 a.m., Juvenile Delinquency 1st Thurs., 1:00 p.m., Support 2nd Thurs., 9:30 a.m., Foster Care, Abuse & Neglect 2nd Thurs., 1:00 p.m., Truancy 3rd Thurs., 8:45 a.m., Presentation of Operator's License 3rd Thurs., 9:30 a.m., Juvenile Delinquency 3rd Thurs., 1:00 p.m., Special Settings-Contested Custody 4th Thurs., 9:30 a.m., Adult Criminal 4th Thurs., 1:00 p.m., Special Settings 5th Thurs., Special Settings
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Recall 11V208000
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It has been determined that, under certain circumstances, use of the brake pedal may not disengage the cruise control as expected. All other means of disengaging the cruise control should remain effective. If the driver were to "pump" the brake pedal instead of applying consistent force, the level of force necessary to disengage the cruise control may be unusually high. Dealers will perform the repairs necessary to correct this concern. The recall is expected to begin September of 2011.
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Under certain circumstances, the cruise control may not disengage as expected when the brake pedal is depressed. Failure of the cruise control to disengage could increase the risk of a crash.
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This could be considered a medium priority recall. We recommend you not use your cruise control until the recall has been performed since the cruise control can remain engaged without warning. Please contact your Mercedes-Benz dealer. They will check to see if your specific vehicle is affected and advise you as to what to do next. Always have your vehicle identification number (VIN) handy when you call.


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1. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer370H55V May 21, 2010 12:17 AM (in response to kevin_i)
How extensive is the "crash"?
Does Explorer freeze up? or do you get a BSOD?
Does it go to a black screen?
And lastly, are there any error messages or does it just quit?
2. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 21, 2010 12:47 AM (in response to 370H55V)
Hi and thanks for the reply. To answer your questions:
> How extensive is the "crash"?
The computer simply and suddenly reboots, and I lose anything I was working on.
> Does Explorer freeze up? or do you get a BSOD?
I don't use MSIE except for testing web sites, and I don't have the Flash plug-in installed for MSIE.
No BSOD. Just a sudden reboot.
> Does it go to a black screen?
The computer suddenly reboots so the monitor loses the video signal and goes black, displaying a "NO SIGNAL" message.
> And lastly, are there any error messages or does it just quit?
No error messages at all and nothing is recorded in the system Event Log.
After the reboot, I can go back to the same content and it will usually display fine.
It can also happen with content I've created when playing with the standalone Flash player. Because it's my own content, I know what's in it and there should be nothing strange to cause a crash. It happens even with simple frame animation and motion tweens.
3. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerpwillener May 21, 2010 1:00 AM (in response to kevin_i)
One thing to check
- go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
- right-cick on the Flash object, then select Settings...
- on the Display panel, uncheck 'Enable hardware acceleration'
4. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 21, 2010 2:19 AM (in response to pwillener)
Thanks. Good idea.
The problem is not repeatable, so I'll uncheck it and wait and see.
But in the meantime, if anyone has any other ideas, please let me know.
5. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerJochem van Dieten May 21, 2010 8:09 AM (in response to kevin_i)
The only parts of a computer that have enough privileges to crash a system are the hardware, the kernel and drivers. So what is happening is that (most likely) Flash is triggering a problem in one of those. The biggest suspect here are the video drivers, so check you have the latest video drivers from your vendor.
6. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerSreejesh May 21, 2010 8:19 AM (in response to kevin_i)
I'm on Windows Vista/Firefox and My PC Crashes too. But it happens only while playing games for some time. And those files open in other PCs without any problem. Any help would be appreciated
7. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerJochem van Dieten May 21, 2010 8:33 AM (in response to Sreejesh)
As I explained, this is not really a Flash issue but an issue in the privileged parts of the system: the Operating System and the drivers. So to debug this you need to look at it from the point of view of a Windows crash instead of the point of view of a Flash crash. The best explanation I have found for the process of identifying what is wrong is http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/041105-windows-crash.html That page is a bit old, but the principles for that have remained the same over the years and across Windows versions. (Indeed, although all the tools have completely different names, the same process even applies to Linux and Mac OS X.)
As this is a Windows issue and not a Flash issue there is really not much we can do to help. If you get stuck with the process try the resources listed in the article or else try on the Microsoft support forums.
8. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 21, 2010 4:24 PM (in response to Jochem van Dieten)
Thanks. I do have the latest drivers installed for the video card and motherboard.
I also have a Core2Duo with the exact same GeForce 8400 GS and same driver, which has never crashed when displaying Flash content.
I'll try the debugging tool and see if it turns up anything next time.
9. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computereidnolb onlyone May 21, 2010 4:55 PM (in response to kevin_i)
Hi kevin, I sort of feel left out in this discussion:-) You said that you were having these problems both with IE & FF.
You also said you had uninstalled the IE8 "plug-in" . You should have in your All addons the Shockwave Flash Object...ActiveX Control...Flash10e.ocx(version 10.0.45.2) installed and Enabled. This is the Control that works with your Flash Files for IE.
Same thing with Firefox, check the plug-ins for the SWF vs 10.0.45.2 it must be there and Enabled. And this works with your Flash Files for Firefox & Chrome.
Just thot I'd mention that as something to check.
10. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 21, 2010 5:23 PM (in response to eidnolb onlyone)
Hi, Eidnolb.
I do have v10.0.45.2 installed for Firefox, which is my main web browser.
I only use MSIE8 for testing web sites and had previously uninstalled the Flash plug-in for IE. I never re-installed the plug-in, so I don't think IE is relevant to the crashing problem.
11. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer370H55V May 21, 2010 5:41 PM (in response to kevin_i)
I drive a 41 year old VW beetle. (Just what the hell does that have to do with a PC crash? you ask).
Occasionally, it used to just die in traffic. No sputter, no misfiring, no warning, one second running, the next it was dead.
An old man I know told me that "when a car just dies suddenly like that, it's always electrical. You've got a bad connection somewhere and it comes undone randomly, killing the car."
I went through my wiring for days and I found a bad connection inside my distributor. I fixed it with a soldered joint and the car hasn't died like that in three years. The old man was right.
How does this apply here? Well, there are some hard and fast rules in troubleshooting PCs just as there are in cars. Here's one:
When a PC (or Mac) just goes to a black screen and reboots... a "hard reboot" if you will, it's almost NEVER software related, but more than 95% of the time it can be traced to the processor, and a heat problem. The other 5% is usually a power supply and the same heat problem.
Since November, I've watched two desktops, a laptop, and my G5 iMac do this. Not one of those four systems is running anymore. They all had one thing in common. There was dust, or lint in the cooling fins over the processor, limiting airflow, and causing the chip to overheat, especially when running resource intensive applications. That's why it appeared that video editing or playback software was the culprit when it was simply the catalyst.
You need to get your processor checked before it gives the ghost up altogether. Also work on a better cooling system for it.
And in my original post I should have specified Windows Explorer, not IE. Sorry for that.
12. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 21, 2010 5:54 PM (in response to 370H55V)
Hi and thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention that heat and/or lack of power was another thing that came to mind... but I'm inclined to rule those out.
The case is very well ventilated with a dedicated vent and funnel for the CPU cooling fan. Nothing obstructing the intake or exhaust grille areas.
I do not overclock and most of the time the CPU is running at around 8% to 12% on normal Flash playback. I also do video and rendering work and even when the CPU is running at close to 100% it has never crashed on non-Flash content.
The power supply is a 550W unit which should be more than enough. I haven't tried swapping the power supply yet since it would mean purchasing a new one just to test a long shot theory. Besides, the crashes only occur on Flash content, and even very mundane Flash content at that.
13. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer370H55V May 21, 2010 5:56 PM (in response to kevin_i)
Is there a local shop that can "bench check" your processor? or the whole MoBo?
Because from what you describe, this is DEFINITELY a hardware problem.
14. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i May 23, 2010 3:39 AM (in response to 370H55V)
Even with hardware acceleration turned off, my computer just crashed again when opening a page with a Flash banner ad.
I guess I should try to find someplace that can bench check my system.
Any idea what that entails? Otherwise, is there anything that can be done at home with diagnostic software?
15. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer370H55V May 23, 2010 9:05 PM (in response to kevin_i)
Wish I had a good suggestion until you can get a bench check.
Best I can think of is to pull the processor and make sure it's really clean (and the receiver too) before putting it back in the receiver.
Double check the whole MoBo for lint and look for signs of overheating.
Check your RAM to be sure it's fully seated in the DIMM slot(s) and check all PCMCIA and AGP devices to be sure they are all seated and dust/lint free.
16. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerJustincade Jun 2, 2010 5:50 PM (in response to kevin_i)
Hi Kevin,
Just wanted you to know I'm in the same boat as you. Completely random restarts of the system, as in it might take ten minutes or ten hours. Memory tests fine, games are a-ok, the processor is super-cool (usually at about 45 degrees Celsius at the time of a crash). I first thought it was my video card (which is a 5770-- a whipping boy to begin with) but after the dozens of "fixes" didn't work (old drivers, new drivers, different idle clocks/voltage, etc.) it didn't seem like the video card anymore. Then I thought it was related to chipset drivers. After updating all my drivers, I was still getting the problem. I've been completely perplexed and a little maddened as this is the first time I've ever had problems like this. So I just let the crashes happen and I've gathered computer info as best I can, since except for an occasional freeze there is no BSOD or meaningful info in the event viewer.
Then I noticed it happened while clicking on a flash button, then later it happened while scrolling on a page that had a flash chart. Soon I noticed a pattern. It happens only when I've got Firefox open, and only when there is some sort of Flash app running (usually multiple apps in different tabs). I've disabled the Flash and haven't had the crash while it's been disabled, but that's no way to surf so I'm looking for a solution. I do understand the Volkswagen Beetle analogy and can appreciate that it still might be a non-software issue, but since it doesn't happen when Flash is disabled I'm at a loss to explain. If the only time your VW stopped working was on Flower Street, I bet you'd find a detour. I'm trying the earlier suggested "disable acceleration" setting, so I'll see how that works. Here's what I'll try if that doesn't work:
Updating mobo bios
Using IE or Chrome
Removing and reseating the processor
Installing different power supply
My system:
Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
Firefox 3.6.3
Shockwave Flash 10.0.45.2
Core i7 920
EVGA 758 X-58 mobo, stock settings/voltages
OCZ ModXStream 700w power supply
Sapphire Radeon 5770
6GB OCZ Platinum DDR3 (rated 1333, but running lower)
intel 80GB SSD
no Anti-Virus
17. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i Jun 2, 2010 6:18 PM (in response to Justincade)
Hi, Justin.
Good luck with figuring out the cause.
I've partially given up and ended up installing the Flash blocker plugin for Firefox.
I actually develop Flash content for work (e-learning and web site content -- no ads or games) so having to disable Flash was a last resort action for me... but the crashes are just too annoying and I was losing work every time it happened.
- I did try un-checking the hardware acceleration setting, but I still had crashes.
- I updated video, audio and mobo drivers. Still have crashes.
- Ran memtest86 all night through 17 passes and it all checked out fine.
- I don't think it's a PSU or heat issue since the computer never crashes when running much more demanding applications.
It only crashes completely randomly on the standalone Flash player or when loading a web page with Flash content or ads.
I agree with I_Know_Nothing_at_all that it is most likely a hardware issue since there are other computers running similar OS, browser, and Flash player software without any hiccups. But I haven't been able to find a place that will do a full system bench check.
18. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computercrashhmaster Jun 2, 2010 6:49 PM (in response to Justincade)
Everybody affected with this critical problem should try this solution.
I have read few days ago about Win7 Aero bug.
These are links to this bug and I think ADOBE Flash player are triggering it.
So there's the probably and possible causes to this problem.
Try it, disable Aero effects, then re-test it does it crash the operating system ?
19. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerJustincade Jun 2, 2010 9:40 PM (in response to crashhmaster)
Hi Crashmaster...
That's actually one of the suggested "fixes" for the HD5770 video card issues that I've tried. When I disabled Aero, I noticed how much better I liked it when it was enabled. Absent Aero, the desktop looks so last year. But I was pretty sure that would solve the problem, so imagine my disappointment when the crashes continued. Again, I still experienced the crashes with Aero disabled. I was happy to tick Aero on again, though.
The tiny part-nerdy/part-superstitious part of my brain is trying to convince me that it's the OCZ power supply not being able to handle fluctuating power loads, but I don't know. I built several similar computers recently, none of which are experiencing this issue. One rig differs only in that it uses a GT240 video card and a Corsair TX750 power supply, so I might mix and match parts. Who knows, maybe I'll get lucky and the problem will disappear altogether! (Sorry, that was the part-nerdy/part-superstitious guy again.)
20. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computercrashhmaster Jun 2, 2010 10:03 PM (in response to Justincade)
If so it still crashes the computer even without Aero it seems adobe is at fault for triggering a Windows bug.
Again I was so pissed off I uninstalled the f.. adobe flash player.
I don't think this issue is even hardware related it definitely have something to do with the O/S and flash player and / or the display driver.
I have a brand new Corsair HX750 Power supply I do not like any third party software as such to interfering with my work and workstation.
My memory modules also tests ok.
Also firefox prompted a adobe.com selected customer survey just after I made the previous post in this forum, which I refused to participate by closing firefox, and I turned off the monitor, went away for 10 minutes, came back just to find out that it BSOD 0x24 MODULE_NAME: Ntfs
So wouldn't it be a mere coincidence where the last action I did was close firefox turned off the monitor and walked away, that someone from adobe tries to hack my workstation.
So I could be paranoid but my machine is stable hardware wise.. all the latest drivers and bios etc..
I never received this BSOD before.
Enough said adobe flash player been the culprit, and not to mention it has domination on the internet ads commercial-wise.
I do not believe that this is a low risk, potentially billions of computers out there are affected by it.
I will think again about installing another adobe flash player because this is more then harmful then a virus or a trojan.
21. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerrickyroma Dec 22, 2010 8:20 PM (in response to crashhmaster)
Hi All,
I just wanted to say that I'm now part of the club. My laptop (sony Vaio Z series i5, windows pro 64bit) seemed to randomly reboot when firefox was running, especially when there were many tabs open. This happened at least twice a day. I followed the advice of this thread and disabled the adobe flash hardware accelerator, and it seemed to stop 90% of the reboots. Now, it reboots once every few days or a week. This is still annoying as I am now paranoid of losing data while I'm working on my laptop, but it is waaaay better than it was (rebooting twice a day).
Anyway, from this thread, the concesus I gather is that adobe flash player is the culprit, but is there a solid solution (other than blocking adobe flash player, or not running firefox)? Is adobe aware of this issue and trying to fix it in the next flash player update? Why is it that this problem only affects a few people and not a lot? (I don't see many people in other forums complaining about this issue). I will monitor my cpu temp, in case it is hardware temperature-related. I will also disable windows Aero. If there are other things I can try to fully eliminate the problem, please let me know.
22. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerYenadar Jan 6, 2011 4:39 AM (in response to kevin_i)
Just adding myself to the list of people with this issue.
WinXP SP3, running on a laptop which is ~3 years old, all hardware appears to check out find via software tests. Memory was replaced about a year ago as a precaution, and it tests fine. All drivers updated to current. Flash fully uninstalled and reinstalled several times. Temperatures are completely stable, CPU load rarely gets above 14%, though I can take it to 100% without it crashing easily, and it will crash as low as 2%.
The crashing is ONLY when Flash is running. Unlike the others above however, I have this problem regardless of which browser I use. It started about 2 months ago, and I have experienced the crashes with Chrome, Both major versions of Firefox, and attempting to find a solution, ended up testing with IE 6, 7, and 8. I have the same issue with all of them. Occasionally it will freeze on scrolling, but usually when clicking on a flash object or typing into a flash object. And when it freezes, it's a complete hard freeze, image just stops, cursor doesn't move, etc... A hard boot is the only option. Nothing in the system log.
Sometimes I can go for about a week without a freeze, but then times like yesterday, it froze up 13 times in 5 hours. The only influence I have been able to have on the chance of the crash is by either A) not running flash at all, and then it won't crash, or B) the volume of Flash I am using. For example I found that i am more likely to have a crash the more tabs I have open that have Flash running on them. More likely however, not a sure thing. I have 9 open now without any issue. And it can (and does) crash on a single tab. I suspect this is all just because the more Flash I am running the more likely I am to be running whatever it is that causes the lockup.
I agree with the canned historical judgment that random lockups are hardware related. However, whatever the hardware issue is, it's being triggered by Flash somehow, and isn't showing up as a problem with any other tests.
23. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerkevin_i Jan 6, 2011 7:06 AM (in response to kevin_i)
Follow up.
A few months ago I upgraded my video card from the NVidia GeForce 8400 GS to an NVidia GeForce GTX 460. Since then I have not had a single crash on Flash.
24. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer327 Chevy Feb 10, 2011 9:01 AM (in response to kevin_i)
I'm going to jump on this dogpile with a "me too" post.
About my setup: 2 year old workstation, Intel Core2 Duo, 4 GB RAM, ATI Radeon 2600PRO graphics card, all up to date on Windows patches, latest device drivers, etc.
Until now the system was totally stable. For the past 1-2 weeks, anytime I try to play videos on CNN's website (which uses Flash), my system freezes-- no response from mouse, keyboard, anything. Only way out is a hard reset.
I've opened the case and checked all connections. Pulled and re-seated memory, even switched the slots each stick is in. Pulled and re-seated graphics card. Cleaned CPU and graphics heatsinks with compressed air. Verified all fans are working. Replaced the power supply with a new Corsair 650w. Ran utilities to verify CPU and GPU temps, and found all to be very good (it's a well cooled case).
I've completely uninstalled all traces of Flash using the Adobe Flash Uninstaller, after killing all but essential processes (to make sure nothing had Flash open). Then I reinstalled the latest version available today (10 Feb 2011). Both the ActiveX component for IE8, and the Firefox version, still bring about a system lockup.
The only, and I mean ONLY thing that ever crashes this computer is playing Flash videos, usually from CNN.
It does not matter if I am viewing in IE8 or the latest version of Firefox. Result is exactly the same, on exactly the same videos, regardless of browser.
If this is truly a device driver issue, then it is ONLY triggered by Flash. I'm a very busy telecommuter who spends as much as 10-12 hours a day on this machine for both work and recreation. No other software of any kind causes this PC to lock up, so this is clearly a Flash-triggered problem.
25. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computereidnolb onlyone Feb 10, 2011 5:25 PM (in response to 327 Chevy)
Hi, You may want to UNcheck the hardware acceleration if you haven't. Right click on the Flash logo,>Settings>Display Settings and UNcheck it.
Since you mentioned CNN, perhaps this is helpful:
Message was edited by: eidnolb
26. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer327 Chevy Feb 10, 2011 6:29 PM (in response to eidnolb onlyone)
Hardware Acceleration-- The first thing I did was disable it, before I started pulling parts and checking drivers.
CNN Help page-- useless info for gomers without a clue.
For what it's worth, the crash happened on a different site within an hour of my original post. The page had a Flash movie auto-start with page load, and as soon as the video started loading, the box locked up.
So it's not just CNN. Seems to be when there are pages with Flash video embedded. Regular (non-video) Flash objects don't seem to pose any problem. Just video.
27. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerreda316 Feb 13, 2011 3:15 PM (in response to 327 Chevy)
hi , i am having the same problems and it been a
couple of months now .
Every time i stream a movie or video off
of youtube my pc freezes and sound overlaps and i have no other choice
but to do a hard restart .
Here are my computer specs
Win7 64bit home pre
4g of ram
ati radeon hd 4800 series 1 gig
i have tried every thing that was said on the earlier post and nothing works.
I really hope adobe fixes this soon
28. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computeroblak24 Feb 14, 2011 6:27 AM (in response to kevin_i)
Disabling hardware acceleration didn't help me at all. But I have read some other topics (from 2009) about similar adobe flash situations like this one and i decided to delete some registry key [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ActiveX Compatibility\{D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}],
I'm not sure if this will help. I'll go now on my favourite site chesscube.com to see if crashes repeat.
And if they'čč repeat once over again I think I'll first update IE and try to use that browser for a change.
But I do have some bad feeling neither of these will help.
Think I'll have to stay patient and wait for next Adobe Flash Player update with fix for all this nonsense crashes I have since installing last adobe update 10.2.
Sorry people for my bad english grammar.
And bye!
Little later: It crashed again. Now I'll try to install new IE. I only hope it'll work.
29. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer327 Chevy Feb 14, 2011 8:50 AM (in response to oblak24)
1) What made you decide to delete that specific registry key?
2) You can try, but I doubt updating the browser will help, since the version of Flash is the same.
My results are the same in both IE (which uses the ActiveX Flash component) and Firefox (which uses the standard install of Flash). Different browsers, different method of Flash integration-- but they crash on exactly the same pages.
30. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computeroblak24 Feb 14, 2011 11:25 AM (in response to 327 Chevy)
1) They wrote something about this key and how it would help us with simple step of deleting it. But it didn't help.
2) Updating didn't help either.
I don't have any other idea to figure it out.
31. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerreda316 Feb 14, 2011 3:32 PM (in response to oblak24)
I get the feeling that adobe doesnt really care ..because if they did some one would come and help us !!!!
32. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computereidnolb onlyone Feb 14, 2011 5:10 PM (in response to reda316)
Hi reda316, I wish you would start your own thread since it appears your problem is different than the one started a year ago or so. I don't have time to read thru old threads and then find that you or whoever posted last have a different problem!
I can tell what your problem is, but have a few questions first before we try to solve it.
When I see your thread, I'll reply to you.
Hi oblak24, please do the same as I've just suggested. I know about the Kill-bit, etc, etc. There is a solution, but start your thread please.
33. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computeroblak24 Feb 15, 2011 1:17 AM (in response to eidnolb onlyone)
Ok, sorry i thought it's not nice to start thread if similar already exist.
34. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerlanbil Feb 15, 2011 4:05 AM (in response to 327 Chevy)
Same problem, probably a problem of Flash Player with the ATI 2600
Intel core 2 duo T8300 2.4Ghz
2 GB Ram
Ati Mobility Radeon HD 2600 256Mb
Wiith IE8 and Chrome, same blue screen with posible error at ati2dvag with infinite loop.
It cames after the last upgrade
The rest is working fine, I try uninstall and install, including older versions but unsuccessfully
35. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computermythosmc Feb 23, 2011 9:13 PM (in response to kevin_i)
I have this exact same problem...
Processor Q9300
Video card ATI 5850
I randomly get crashes ONLY when flash player is running... I have reproduced this on three different os installs using this same pc..
Windows 7 x64, Windows XP, and Windows XP x64.. The one constant is FLASH being opened either as the present application, or minimized.
Are we going to get an official solution, or even recognition that there is infact an instability problem here with flash?
p.s, yes.. I made sure I unchecked enable hardware acceleration.
36. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerbrrrdog1 Apr 11, 2011 7:43 PM (in response to mythosmc)
I joined this forum specifically to 2nd this issue (or 10th or 11th).
I have two identical dell studio 1458 laptops. One consistently crashes on sites with flash movies, the other does not. The best example is the curious george video on the pbskids.org site. Every time I load that page on the 'bad' studio, the computer hangs - the screen goes black, and only a hard reboot will fix it. I plan on swapping the hard drives to see if the problem follows the software or stays with the hardware but either way, the flash player definately seems to be a catalyst in this so I hope this isn't blown off as somebody else's problem. That said, I plan on sending this info to both dell and ATI.
37. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computerbrrrdog1 Apr 12, 2011 7:12 PM (in response to brrrdog1)
Update: The crash occured with both win7 rtm + ie 8 and win7 sp1 + ie9. However, unchecking enable hardware accelleration did fix it for me.
38. Re: Flash player randomly crashes computer327 Chevy Apr 13, 2011 7:26 AM (in response to brrrdog1)
This is no longer a problem for us, but only because we ditched the ATI Radeon video card in favor of a Matrox. But it still raises the question, how is Flash able to crash the computer-- and yes, Flash was the only app that produced such consequences.


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ROCHESTER — Deputy City Manager Karen Pollard sent at least three text messages to the Rochester police chief seeking help the night her husband Leslie was arrested on a felony hit-and-run charge, according to court documents.
ROCHESTER — Deputy City Manager Karen Pollard sent at least three text messages to the Rochester police chief seeking help the night her husband Leslie was arrested on a felony hit-and-run charge, according to court documents.
She never got a response.
But those text messages to Police Chief Michael Allen were a key reason why police obtained a search warrant for her city-owned Motorola cell phone, according to an affidavit filed by Police Detective Kenneth Tapscott, which says the phone might yield information on the case.
Police have her phone but they can't access it because Pollard has refused to provide the passcode.
Assistant County Attorney Hope Morrow Flynn filed a motion to compel Karen to disclose the passcode, and a hearing on the motion is scheduled Tuesday at Rochester Circuit Court.
Police also have obtained two other search warrants in connection to their case against Leslie Pollard — one is for the couple's Ford Taurus that was involved in the accident. The other is for Karen's and Leslie's restaurant bills and bar slips from Club Victoire the night of the accident.
According to court documents, Karen and Leslie Pollard had been drinking at the Victoire Club before Leslie allegedly struck a 28-year-old woman with a vehicle and fled the scene, according to court documents.
The woman who was struck was also reportedly at Club Victoire earlier that evening. After the accident, she was taken by ambulance to the hospital with a broken collar bone and was later released.
Karen, who is the economic development manager for the city, was a passenger in the vehicle when the accident occurred on Lowell Street.
Police learned about the accident shortly before midnight on Dec. 29 when another driver reported being flagged down by the injured woman. A short time later, Karen called police from her home, and said her husband might have hit something on Lowell Street, according to an affidavit by Police Officer Joshua Ouellette.
According to Tapscott's affidavit, when police responded to Pollards' home at 17 Hemlock Street they smelled a strong odor of alcohol coming from Leslie, who refused field sobriety tests. Leslie told police he "saw something and heard a bump" on Lowell Street, and that he wanted to wait to get home before calling police.
Pollards' home is located less than a mile from where the accident happened.
Leslie, 51, was charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated and felony conduct after an accident early on Dec. 30.
Leslie and Karen were deceptive during their interviews with police, according to Tapscott's affidavit. At first, Leslie said he and Karen were at the Chef's Table earlier that evening, when in fact they were at the Victoire Club. Police later learned that the Chef's Table restaurant was closed that evening, according to the affidavit.
When Karen was interviewed by police, she "said multiple times that she worked for 'The City,' and twice stated that she would be calling her boss to complain about the officers questioning her. Karen initially stated that she had not seen anything, but later began to say something about seeing a person being struck by a vehicle and that she was upset but then stated that she did not see anything," according to Tapscott's affidavit.
While officers were questioning the Pollards at their home, Karen used her city-owned phone to send a text message to the police chief asking for help, according to an affidavit by Tapscott. She sent him two more text messages asking for help after her husband was arrested.
Allen said Thursday that he did not respond to those texts.
Tapscott's affidavit, which was used to support the search warrant on Karen's phone, states it's possible the phone was used to contact others about the incident.
The couple's Ford Taurus had a missing a wiper arm on the passenger's side, according to Tapscott's affidavit. The vehicle was impounded.
It's not clear if police seized anything from Club Victoire as a result of the search warrant. On Thursday, Allen said police were working with N.H. State Liquor Enforcement as part of the investigation.
Leslie Pollard is currently free on $5,000 personal recognizance bail, and is prohibited from drinking alcohol as part of his bail conditions.
In am email late Thursday, Karen Pollard referred questions to her attorney.


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The competition invites young people from 10 to18 years of age to submit visual, literary, musical and video artwork expressing their vision. Their submissions are judged by an international panel including artists, scientists, teachers, engineers, astronauts and others. The winning artwork is woven into displays and performances designed to relay the youth artists' messages to other young people and adults around the world.
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Remember Kilroy?
As in �Kilroy was here�?
It was a World War II thing, but it took on a life of its own and has endured even today. Many in the younger generations may not have heard of Kilroy or paid much attention, but he does live on.
And as the photo with the column today shows, he was once a part of the Burlington scene. The photo shows a little business establishment that was located on East Webb Avenue just east of the Anthony Street intersection. It�s the area we used to know as Midway.
I remembered the Kilroy�s sign, but did not remember much else about it.
But I have a couple of friends who are quite familiar with that area, so I asked them about the place. John Elmore grew up in Midway and he remembered the building, but not the Kilroy name. He does remember that George Anthony erected the building. Actually Kilroy�s might have been just a bit before John�s time, but Jack Howerton remembered it well. Jack�s family ran Modern Shoe Shop next door to Kilroy�s, and Jack was working when Kilroy�s was there.
Kilroy�s is long gone, but Jack and the shoe shop are still there. He�s worked in the shop for more than 70 years.
Jack recalls that the little shop was known as Shady Grove Soda Shop at one point, and then later Bo Foster, a local mill owner, bought it and named it Kilroy�s. That would, of course, have been after World War II, as that was when Kilroy was born.
This all came to mind a few days ago when someone sent me the story of Kilroy in an e-mail.
During World War II, signs showed up all over the world with that drawing of Kilroy peeking over a wall. It became part of the lore of that war, and when the troops came home, Kilroy came with them.
But where did it all originate? Was there really a Kilroy? And what was it all about?
In 1946, the American Transit Association made a national search to solve the mystery, and they found James Kilroy in Halifax, Mass. was the one who originated the little symbol.
Kilroy worked in a shipyard in Quincy, Mass., and it was his job to check on the number of rivets made in a troop ship�s hull. He would put a mark in chalk so the counter on the next shift would not count them twice. But workers would erase Kilroy�s marks to get extra pay. A lot of money was going to riveters, and management investigated to see why.
They found the problem. So then Kilroy began inspecting each rivet, then checking it with his chalk, but then he added in really big letters, �KILROY WAS HERE!� And then he later added the drawing of the guy with the long nose.
The ships being built were turned out so fast, there was no time to paint them, so Kilroy�s message stayed there, and thousands and thousands of troops saw the drawing when they sailed to war on those ships.
The troops were taken by the message, and they carried it to every corner of the globe. Anywhere our troops went, Kilroy went as well, and it always seemed Kilroy was there first. And if we believe all the stories Kilroy has been seen atop Mt. Everest, the Statue of Liberty and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. And there is even a rumor that it is forever etched in the dust on the moon.
In the Pacific war, U.S. teams would slip ashore on Japanese-held islands prior to an invasion to map the terrain. And they often left behind the Kilroy symbol.
There is one story that in 1945 when President Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin met at Potsdam, an outhouse was built for their use. Stalin was first to use it and when he came back he asked, �Who�s Kilroy?� Seems Kilroy was at the outhouse first.
The Kilroy symbol is so much a part of the history of World War II that when the memorial to that war was built in Washington, D. C. in recent years, a place was found on one of the granite walls for �Kilroy Was Here� with the image of the little man with the long nose.
And as our picture today shows, �Kilroy was here� is a part of Burlington�s history as well.
Don Bolden is editor emeritus of the Times-News. His column appears every Sunday. He can be contacted at email@example.com.


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Examples: FirstStep
Simulates a very simple URL tagging application a la delicious.com, which allows users to tag any URL on the internet with one or more tags/labels.
Obtain, compile and run
- Download FirstStep from the downloads page, and uncompress (instructions)
- Run ant to compile and run, e.g. ant build run
Annotated source code
public class FirstStep { public static void main( String[] args ) throws Throwable { MeshBase mb = MMeshBase.create();
We are creating a MeshBase that stores the MeshObjectGraph in memory only. In this trivial example, there is no persistence. If we wanted persistence, we would instantiate class StoreMeshBase instead of class MMeshBase.
Transaction tx = mb.createTransactionNow();
To create, change or delete MeshObjects, we need a Transaction. As you will see below, we won't need a Transaction to read the MeshObjectGraph.
MeshObject tagLibrary = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject(); tagLibrary.bless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY );
We create a new MeshObject, and bless it with type TAGLIBRARY. This particular object type is defined in a Model that is part of InfoGrid. This Model can be used simply by referring to the corresponding Java declarations generated from the Model. We could have created our own type instead. We could also have decided not to bless this object. We can unbless it and re-bless it with another type any time.
MeshObject tag_funny = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG ); MeshObject tag_good = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG );
We create two more MeshObjects that represent tags. Again we use types defined in the Model. We assign them the following labels:
tag_funny.setPropertyValue( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_LABEL, StringValue.create( "funny" )); tag_good.setPropertyValue( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_LABEL, StringValue.create( "good" ));
The Model that we use for this example states that Tags can have Labels, and that is what we use. InfoGrid makes sure that we are not accidentally assigning values to properties that don't exist on the object. The Java class for the value is StringValue, which represents a String.
tagLibrary.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY_COLLECTS_TAG.getSource(), tag_funny ); tagLibrary.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY_COLLECTS_TAG.getSource(), tag_good );
Here the graph springs into action: we relate the two tags to the tag library in which they are found. We also bless the relationship with the right RelationshipType from the Model, to express the semantics of the relationship.
Next, we create a few MeshObjects that represent websites that we tag:
MeshObject cnn = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject( mb.getMeshObjectIdentifierFactory().fromExternalForm( "http://cnn.com/" ), WebSubjectArea.WEBRESOURCE ); MeshObject onion = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject( mb.getMeshObjectIdentifierFactory().fromExternalForm( "http://theonion.com/" ), WebSubjectArea.WEBRESOURCE ); MeshObject xkcd = mb.getMeshBaseLifecycleManager().createMeshObject( mb.getMeshObjectIdentifierFactory().fromExternalForm( "http://xkcd.com/" ), WebSubjectArea.WEBRESOURCE );
Here, we do not set the URL of the website as a property, as we had done for the label of the tag. Instead, we use the URL of the website as the permanent identifier of the MeshObject. This makes a lot of semantic sense: while we could conceivably rename the label of a tag, without changing the meaning of the tag (from "funny", to "amusing", for example), the URL of the website constitutes its identity. Note that identifiers of MeshObjects? are long-lived and remain the same even if the MeshObject is used by a different process or a different host.
tag_good.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource(), cnn ); tag_good.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource(), xkcd ); tag_funny.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource(), onion ); tag_funny.relateAndBless( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource(), xkcd );
This is the actually tagging: we relate the websites to the tags and bless the relationships with the right semantics.
We are done with instantiating the example MeshObjectGraph, so we commit the transaction.
Now, let's traverse the MeshObjectGraph:
// Here are some example traversals: System.err.println( "All tags in the tag library, and the sites they tag:" ); for( MeshObject tag : tagLibrary.traverse( TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY_COLLECTS_TAG.getSource() )) {
Starting with object tagLibrary, we find the set of its neighbor MeshObjects that is related to it with the semantics of the TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY_COLLECTS_TAG relationship. In other words, we look for the tags in the tag library.
System.err.println( " " + tag.getPropertyValue( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_LABEL ));
Then, we print the label of each tag. Note that InfoGrid is type-safe: if we find a MeshObject that is not blessed with the TAG type, and we attempt this operation, InfoGrid will throw an exception. We are not allowed to read a tag's label if the tag isn't a tag.
We do the same again for all the sites tagged by the tag and print their identifier:
for( MeshObject site : tag.traverse( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource() )) { System.err.println( " " + site.getIdentifier().toExternalForm() ); } }
In the opposite direction, let's find out the tags with which the xkcd website is tagged:
System.err.println( "Xkcd is tagged by:" ); for( MeshObject tag : xkcd.traverse( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getDestination() )) { System.err.println( " " + tag.getPropertyValue( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_LABEL )); }
And finally, let's find the set of all sites that have been tagged with any tag:
System.err.println( "All tagged sites (note there are no duplicates: set semantics)" ); for( MeshObject site : tagLibrary.traverse( TaggingSubjectArea.TAGLIBRARY_COLLECTS_TAG.getSource() ) .traverse( TaggingSubjectArea.TAG_TAGS_MESHOBJECT.getSource() )) { System.err.println( " " + site.getIdentifier().toExternalForm() ); } } }
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Second annual consignment
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by art_es_anna
|Fairview Produce Auction
- Quilts
- Wall hangers
- Pillows
- Wide assortment of crafts
If you are consigning and you want your quilt to be included in the catalog, it must be received by 12:00 noon on Friday, June 4. The consignment fee is $2.00 plus 10% of the selling price for each item listed.
The Fairview Produce Auction is located at the intersection of Highway 1843 and Highway 68/80 at Fairview, KY. The entrance to the auction grounds is on Highway 1843, about 100 yards from the intersection.
The produce auction is a (largely) Mennonite-owned-and-operated enterprise. The vast majority of the quilts and other sale items at this auction will be consigned by the Mennonites and Amish of eastern Christian and western Todd counties. ¹ It promises to be an interesting event.
Call the Fairview Produce Auction at 270-887-0053 for further information.
¹ This area (eastern Christian and western Todd counties) is often called "Greater Fairview" -- haha, just kidding!


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Nature's Witness: How Evolution Can Inspire Faith - eBook
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Against these options, Daniel Harrell asserts that the evidence for evolution accurately describes the world we see, but insists that this description does not adequately serve as an explanation for the world. Rather than seeing science and faith as diametrically opposed, Harrell suggests that evolutionary data actually opens the door for deeper theological reflection on God's creation.
Writing out of a pastoral concern for those struggling to negotiate faith and evolution, Harrell argues that being reliable witnesses to creation helps people of faith be reliable witnesses to its creator. Whether they are pastors wondering how to talk about these issues with their congregations, or students asking whether their biology classes make their faith irrelevant, Harrell's readers are winsomely led on a journey of exploration in which a robust biblical faith can be held along with affirmation of the scientific data for evolution.
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"Daniel Harrell has interesting friends. To argue for Darwinism among evangelicals and for God among empirical scientists takes courage. And unlike many science-and-religion books, which range from dull to daunting, Harrell's gracious opening up of those conversations to the rest of us is not only informative but entertaining. Where's this book been?!" -Jason Byassee, Assistant Editor, Christian Century, and affiliate professor of theology, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
"Harrell argues that for the thinking Christian, science matters. His personable style invites us to journey along with him as he learns some of modern science's recent revelations and then asks what these revelations reveal about the nature of God. At times a friendly stroll through genomes and quarks, at others a wrestling match to reconcile science and theology as two valid and valuable sources of knowledge, this book shows how one can be a firm believer in both." -Anne E. Carpenter, Ph.D., Director, Imaging Platform, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT
"With his peerless ability to turn the familiar inside out and upside down, and to make even the most unfamiliar ideas from both science and theology accessible, Daniel Harrell has given us a gift of a book. It will make you laugh, think, and pray---and it is very possible that when you finish it you will believe more deeply in both evolution and creation than ever before." -Andy Crouch, author of Culture Making, and editorial director, The Christian Vision Project
"For those who fear that either theology or science might become the ventriloquist controlling the voice of the other, this is a most welcome book. Affirming that both Scripture and scientific discovery must be heard, Harrell playfully and profoundly engages our most serious questions about lifes beginnings and life's future. Youll want to pull up a chair and join him, his friend Dave, and Aunt Bernice, in this important conversation." -Joel B. Green, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, Fuller Theological Seminary
"If youre a Christian who believes that evolutionary science provides an accurate account of the history and development of life on earth, you probably have some hard questions about what this means for Christian faith. I have these questions, too. How do we talk of a loving Creator while referring to random mutations? What does orthodox Christian faith say about the hundreds of millions of years of death and failure that preceded humanitys arrival on earth? How do extant hominids, descended from bacteria and fish, partake in the image of God and talk of everlasting life? We need a friend who understands these questions and who has the ability to address them knowledgeably while affirming our faith: someone smart and knowledgeable, but humble and faithful, maybe even funny. We need someone who knows whats at stake, but who also knows that our faith has nothing to fear in the face of the facts of Gods world. And now, happily, we have Daniel Harrells book. Full of wisdom, humility, patience and good humor, its a book I never dared to hope for. Enjoy it, and give thanks." -Stephen Matheson, associate professor of biology, Calvin College
"Some Christians are fighting the wrong battle. Evolution is not the enemy, as Daniel Harrell argues persuasively in Natures Witness. With wry, self-deprecating humor, he introduces the basics of evolution and asks big questions about God and God's creation. Harrell is not trying to develop an apologetic for the Christian faith in a scientific world. What he has done is much more demanding. He has written an honest, thoughtful, doubt-filled, faith-filled, searching exploration of foundational reality. This is an important book." -Richard Peace, Robert Boyd Munger Professor of Evangelism and Spiritual Formation, Fuller Theological Seminary
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