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The argument that Vulnerability Databases (VDBs) are evil because they provide the bad guys all of the information on how to hack has gone on for quite some time. Of course, this debate crosses over into the Full Disclosure argument, which asks the question, should the information be public at all? But for VDBs, the real question should not be about whether to provide information on vulnerabilities, but how specific the information cataloged should be?
Some believe that providing exploits or tools to make it easier to exploit a vulnerability is where it crosses the line on providing too much information. While there may be a few valid points on the topic, the real issue, in my opinion, is when resources provide vulnerability information in the context of a specific site/domain.
VDBs are not the only resource that may have site specific vulnerability information. Many search engines such as Google/Yahoo have come under fire as being a collection of security information to assist attackers. In fact, it could be argued that the search engines pose greater security disclosure problems than a VDB, since a search engine takes an attacker immediately to a vulnerable website. There is even a whole site (and following) centered around using Google to quickly find specific vulnerable software on web sites.
OSVDB has a policy that we do not catalog site specific vulnerabilities, and we make all efforts possible to avoid these entries being added to the database. In fact, quite a few VDBs follow this same practice. However, some VDBs will include sites specific vulnerabilities only for high profile websites. For example:
XSS vulnerabilities in Google.com: http://www.watchfire.com/securityzone/advisories/12-21-05.aspx
Google GMail 'CheckAvailability' Script May Disclose User Information to Remote Users: http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2004/Jul/1010647.html
Yahoo! Mail 'order' and 'sort' Field Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks: http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2004/Mar/1009352.html
It is important to note that certain advisories make it very hard to determine if the issue is in a product or on a website. Recently, we have seen what appears to be more site specific issues being released by researchers. For example:
SpearTek Search Field Handling Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability: http://www.frsirt.com/english/advisories/2005/3052
There appears to be quite a few advisories released by r0t that may fall into the site specific category. If you look on r0t's site, anything that says there is a XSS vulnerabillity in the "Search Module" may very well be a vulnerability in the company website, not in the product–even though he lists version numbers in the advisory.
Considering VDBs such as OSVDB do not have the resources to verify all advisories, we must rely on the information provided, and in some cases site specific vulnerabilities make it into VDBs by accident. In fact, dozens of entries in OSVDB currently have internal flags on them as we try to determine if they are site specific.
Providing a company website or an online service that has a security issue is not something that OSVDB believes to be appropriate, even though many contributors personally find it extremely interesting, and believe it is valuable. Many organizations that rely on online services may find great value in knowing about an issue with their online email provider. The fact that many businesses use sites like Google, Gmail, or Yahoo heavily suggests that vulnerabilities in the services are just as dangerous as vulnerabilities in the software deployed on their own network.
It may make OSVDB look incomplete compared to VDBs that include site specific vulnerabilities, but we are willing to accept that risk. The OSVDB project aims to provide useful information to help improve the level of security for the community, and site specific vulnerability do not fall in that category currently.


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Minneapolis Has It
I was back in Minneapolis recently for work, and was lucky enough to hook up with Erik Noren of Peacock Groove again to ride one of his handmade bikes. On my last visit I saw a preview of a killer bike he was taking up to NHABS – the "Country Mile". It was sparkly gold, built of some of the best components out there, and looked like a hell of a good time for any type of riding you wanted to do. According to Erik, he built the bike to go wherever the rider lead – hauling, road riding, touring, cyclocross, trails, you get the idea. Well, color me shocked when I walked in and he said I could borrow that one if I wanted. After much squeeing, I grabbed the beauty and rode away quickly before he could change his mind (but after he showed my how to use Campy).
I had so much fun riding that bike around the city. When I left his place I didn't have much of a goal or direction other than to make it over to the Grease Rag that evening for their 2nd Tuesday night meet up. Last visit we ended up in a BLIZZARD and I bailed on most riding. This time it was chilly, but I was totally thrilled to ride on the trail and appreciate the city, the other riders, and how awesome it is to be in a bike friendly area. After stopping for a bite at a little cafe, I found the route over to Recovery Bikes, the Grease Rag host for the evening, to have a bike hang out with some chickies.
This is one of their newest meet ups, so there weren't a lot of new visitors that needed help that evening. This allowed the regulars to do some of their own work, and it was so great to sit back and watch the ladies fix up their stuff like total pros. Low was performing some TLC on her winter bike, which had been stored up during the summer months. The other girls were doing things like truing wheels, changing to winter tires, and changing chain rings. Afterward we went out for a drink at a local bar and talked about all sorts of things while listening to the sultry sounds of karaoke singers.
Kat and I met up the next day for a ride and some lunch. We did a circuit around the city and it felt so so good. It had been a while since I just went on a ride just for the heck of it (cyclocross is taking over!). We stalked the above Peace Coffee guy for a little while so I could try and get a photo, and I think he got a little annoyed. Sorry dude! But, transporting coffee by bike? SO COOL!
I had so much fun on this trip hanging out and riding with some great women who ride in a great city. Whenever I leave bike friendly places like this, I leave knowing that the reason these cities are so great is because of the PEOPLE. People who stand up for what they want and, wonder of wonders, can actually get it! Go Minneapolis Go!


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FrankMyersAuto needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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The Celebrity Academy
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Higher income and successful professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners.
We want this logo to resemble one for an "elite" academy or university. Because of the "higher end" target audience of The Celebrity Academy, it should look like it represents a more affluent or private school. Or better yet, think Hollywood Celebrity or the Academy Awards! Colors could be a true gold (not yellow) and black...possibly a purple (for royalty) and yellow (like stars). I've added a few logos from other companies that may give you an indication of the direction I would like to take with this project. However, none of these are "perfect" so feel free to be creative.
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This is my sixth website but my first site dedicated solely to my art.
Here you will find everything from photography to digital art to hand drawn pieces and every combination.
What interests me is the way you can use aesthetics to get across a message or idea in a way that text books and lectures can't. My goal is to create art. If someone likes my work solely for the beauty, that's great. But if they get something out of the message – subtle or blatant – then I've achieved my goal.
There is no attempt here to be "political" or "preachy." Just throwing out some ideas you may or may not have thought about. Either way, I hope you enjoy the art and come back often.
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Prior to the close of the Civil War, the Central Florida Region was sparsely settled. The Timicuan St. John's peoples were the earliest inhabitants of the region, but diseases introduced by the Spanish in the sixteenth century decimated the tribes. Although Spanish conquistadors explored the area, they found it to be too inhospitable, limiting their settlements to the east coast and panhandle of Florida.
Written history of the region begins during the Second Seminole War (1835-1842), when a series of small resting forts are built along the Fort King Road, connecting Fort Mellon (present day Sanford) to Fort Brooks (present day Brooksville).
In 1862, the Legislature passed the Florida Homestead Act, which granted settlers who freeholded land in Florida for five years deed to up to 150 acres for a small filing fee. With Horace Greely's admonition "Go West young man" ringing in their ears, the Florida frontier was opened up to pioneers.
With its numerous lakes, pine hammocks, loamy soil and pleasant breezes, Central Florida soon began to attract pioneers. Newly freed slaves and confederate veterans from the war ravaged south; bold young men and rich investors from the North and Midwest; and immigrants – all come to Florida looking for opportunity and the chance for a fresh start. These are the stories of those pioneers and the communities they built.


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The Cameron University Department of Music presents Dr. Matthew Mireles on euphonium in recital on Monday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Cameron University Theatre. Mireles will be accompanied by Yiuka Chan Spannagel on piano. The recital is open to the public at no charge.
"The euphonium is a beautiful tenor brass instrument similar in range to the trombone," Mireles says. "It has a very mellow and singing tone quality that is comparable to the male voice. I enjoy performing on the euphonium because I can play with a smooth and gorgeous sound. However, the instrument can also play very fast and energetic notes that will excite an audience."
The repertoire will include Martin Ellerby's "Diversions," "Morceau Symphonique" by Alexandre Guilmant, Astor Piazolla's "Milonga Del Angel," "Ecco ridente in cielo" by Gioachino Rossini, Brian Lynn's "Doolallynastics," "Adagio from Sonata for Trumpet and Piano" by John Stevens, and Rafael Mendez' "Romanza" and "Jota No. 2."
Mireles joined the Cameron faculty in August 2013. He earned a Doctor of Musical Arts in euphonium performance and instrumental conducting from the University of Wisconsin-Madison after receiving a Master of Music in euphonium performance from the University of Alabama. He has performed as a soloist and in ensembles with symphonies, orchestras and concert bands across the United States. His first solo recording, "Prometheus," is currently in post-production.
For more information, contact the Cameron University Department of Music at 580-581-2440.
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MILWAUKEE—A man who was shot dead by Milwaukee police after he allegedly refused to drop his knives has been identified as 46-year-old Chris G. Nowicki.
The police department says officers responded to a Milwaukee home Saturday night on a report of a man threatening to kill a relative.
Police say officers found Nowicki standing outside holding two butcher knives. They say he ignored commands to drop the knives and began advancing on the officers, one of whom opened fire.
As is standard procedure, the officers were placed on administrative duty pending completion of the investigation.
It was the second time in a week that Milwaukee police used deadly force. Last week police killed a 45-year-old who they said was threatening to kill himself and refused to drop his weapon.


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The executives at Take Two Interactive, publisher of such video game franchises as Grand Theft Auto, BioShock and Civilization take questions from investors every three months. The major bosses of all publicly-traded companies do this. Usually they don't take prank phone calls. Today, they did.
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Any ideas as to what kind of motor it is?
What else would we need to know apart from that it is a 12V servo motor?
k3nshin, Please don't do anything to your car's electronic throttle. If you make a mistake and you have an accident that hurts or kills someone, you will be in a big trouble.
I have a spare accelerator pedal and throttle body to test, so extensive testing will be done first before trying it on my car.
Thanks for the advice but i am far from a little child
If the "servo" in the throttle body is just a brushed motor (per the mention at the Infineon site), then controlling the position with pot might be fairly easy. Does the throttle plate have any position feedback?


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BAER Plan approved for Mesa Fire on the Payette National Forest
McCall, Idaho – The Mesa Fire burned 34,719 acre east of Council, Idaho, including lands in the Payette National Forest. Even before the fire was contained on August 25, 2018 a team of Forest Service specialists were conducting field assessments to prescribe burned area emergency response (BAER) treatments. BAER is a specific effort to reduce further damage due to the land being temporarily exposed in a fragile condition. Loss of vegetation exposes soil to erosion; water runoff may increase and cause flooding; sediment may move downstream and damage houses or fill reservoirs, putting habitat and community water supplies at risk. The BAER program is designed to address these situations through the key goals of protecting life, property, water quality, and deteriorated ecosystems.
Led by West Zone Hydrologist Melanie Vining, the Mesa Fire BAER Team used satellite imagery of the burned area to classify the landscape into low, moderate, and high burn severity. Of the total burned area, there were 14,856 acres of low severity, 15,222 acre of moderate severity, and 1,078 acres of high severity within the burned area. The burned area was initially classified using the satellite imagery and adjustments in classification were made based on ground surveys resulting in a final soil burn severity map. The entire burned area was mapped, though the field work and treatments are limited to only the 16,560 acres of burned area on the Payette National Forest. Soil burn severity information was also shared with other agencies, including Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), and the National Weather Service. A BAER Plan with treatments totaling $73,042 has been approved to be implemented over the next 12 months using federal dollars on the Payette National Forest. The planned treatments include work on roads and trails, weed treatment, and grazing management.
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+1 for the "adopt a page" idea. Best regards, Emmanuelle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Emmanuelle Gutiérrez y Restrepo Directora de la Fundación Sidar Coordinadora del Seminario SIDAR www.sidar.org email: email@example.com / email@example.com De: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] En nombre de Chris Beer Enviado el: miércoles, 02 de febrero de 2011 0:14 Para: Danny Ayers CC: Ian Jacobs; Jonathan Chetwynd; firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; Tim Berners-Lee Asunto: Re: w3.org site-wide markup review? All Why not start an "adopt a page" concept - members orgs and regular users could adopt a page or a number of pages and check validity and currency. Source code changes could simply be sent in and the page re-uploaded with the new code. Just a thought. :) Chris On 2/2/2011 6:45 AM, Danny Ayers wrote: On 1 February 2011 18:55, Ian Jacobs <mailto:email@example.com> <email@example.com> wrote: w3.org has a very large number of pages. I don't expect to fix all of them. I focus on the ones that are brought to my attention. We use some tools internally (and have used more historically, but less so now) to check for validity, for instance. But for heaven's sake (despite Jonathan's comment), it isn't 1998! The fact that there are a large number of pages is exactly the reason relying on one person at the end of an email address to fix them is a bad idea. Tools do become less useful over time and fall into disuse if they're not actively maintained. But as strategies go, doing without tools isn't very sound. I agree that a page might be broken and not reported. And tools help us catch some of those. I bet the Amaya page wasn't the first reported with problems re. fixed px value. Wouldn't it be a wee bit more efficient if rather than reports like these triggering the correction of that single page, they triggered the addition of an extra check to a tool with site-wide coverage..? For an organisation who's raison d'etre is to improve the Web, their Web presence should be as good as possible: "good enough" *isn't*. It goes down to credibility. I agree that we have to maintain high standards on our site. Credibility will be derived from a number of factors. We don't have budget for all of them, alas. Regarding budget, prevention of problems usually costs less than repair. A stitch in time etc, This is especially true when it comes to credibility, which is much easier to lose than regain. Are the W3C's offices protected by sprinklers and fire insurance or a man with a bucket? I'd also love to know what factors impact credibility more than the public (and industry) face of the organisation. What you might call the World Wide Web aspect of the W3C. Cheers, Danny. -- Chris Beer Invited Expert (Public Member) W3 eGovernment Interest Group & W3-WAI WCAG Working Group Coordinator - Better Practices in using Technology to Delivery Government Services Online - eGovernment IG Task Force EM: email@example.com TW: @zBeer <http://www.twitter.com/zBeer> LI: http://au.linkedin.com/in/zbeerReceived on Wednesday, 2 February 2011 01:08:21 UTC
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This is a really big help!
Jump to navigation
Watch the video. It's full of phrasal verbs, which are red in the comic. Then do the exercises to check you understand and can use the phrasal verbs.
Do you often get cut off, or have to charge up your mobile? What's the most annoying phone problem?
This is a really big help!
I bought a phone 3 years ago so its battery often runs out of so quickly. Time to charge up is 2 hours. Not having Wifi which is the most annoying phone problem. When I don't have Wifi, I feel boring.
Amusing video and fun exercises!
This activity has a lot of interesting and important vocabulary related to phone communication.
the most annoying phone problem is when the batery lows so quick and takes so much time to recharge it.
My phone's battery is good. No low battery problem... ha ha ha
I hate especially the situation when I am writing an email and suddenly and it announces me that it will turn of in a few seconds and I do not pug it in on time.
I feel it so noịsy to me. I hate it and I don't want to vote for anybody on TV even my relatives.
I took on a manner to improve my phrasal verb by taking up exercises here. I pretend to carry on with that, so I can't forget to charge up my phone! Fortunately, there's a socket to plug it in next to my bed!
Oh! I didn't know that "voting" could cost so much!
And the most annoying part of my phone is that is heats up faster. Right now it it S literally burning! I'll have to shut it down immediately!
Oh. I have never voted for a person from TV. I didn't think it can be so terrible experience.
I feel irritated by "lock" and pop-up which I didn't ask!!
I like a phone which is easy to operate in quick!
I'm using Safari and going mad with it...
At the moment, my mobile' battery is so low. And it's really annoying!! ~!
The most annoyng problem is if I forget to charge my phone up and it getting down.
The most annoying phone problem is that it run out of battery.
I don't like it when my internet is slow or when the battery dies.
I haven`t phone. :D
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Dear Teressa,
Thanks for letting us know. I've just tested it and it's working fine for me. (1) Are you using Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari or another browser? Try using a different browser and see it that works. (2) Can you see the other videos in Video Zone, Video UK and Film UK, or are they not working either? (3) The videos in Video Zone come from YouTube. Do you know if YouTube is blocked in your country?
Let us know how you get on ... Best wishes, Tina (LearnEnglish Teen Team)
Yes I often get cut and I am always run of battery. Especially when I want to her music on my way to school.It get to me and I freak out.Or when I chat with my boyfriend and the phone gets off during our conversation. I would be thankfull to someone who invent a phone, whose battery never gets law.
Yeah , and that's biggest problem.
Hi learnenglishteens team,
I can't open the video. Can you show me how?Thanks.
Hi mahaha,
Thanks for letting us know. I've just tested it and it's working fine for me. (1) Are you using Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari or another browser? Try using a different browser and see it that works. (2) Can you see the other videos in Video Zone, Video UK and Film UK, or are they not working either? (3) The videos in Video Zone come from YouTube. Do you know if YouTube is available in your country?
Best wishes, Joanna (LearnEnglish Teens team)
I' ve just tried Chrome. Before I saw with Cốc Cốc( I'm from Vietnam). And with Chrome, it works. And I can see the other videos in Video Zone from Youtube. Thank you for helping me. You are so helpful.
I often got cut off when the phone runs out of battery. Everytime I turn on 4G on the phone, the battery dies so quickly that I can't imagine it could be that fast.
I don't usually get cut off or charge up my cellphone,so I feel very pleasure about battery of them.
I want have a cellphone which have a strange battery and durable.:D
I am not often get cutt off when I am on the phone, and I usually have a charge with me so when battery low I plug it in so it isn't my problem. The most problem with me is my phone become hot when I turn on 3G , and when it hot the battery is run out of quickly.
When the battery is empty and when there is no the phone memory, even though I have a memory card :)
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Remember my hate-on for that annoying girl in Crazy, Stupid, Love? Analeigh Tipton? The over-breather? Click here for a refresher. Tipton goes to the Kristen Stewart school of over-breathing - three times in a short sentence for dramatic effect, which seems to have become the acting hallmark of a generation, and somehow this has translated into a not insignificant amount of interest in her, now being labelled the new "quirky, funny, hot girl" and my answer to that is . Full Story
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Went to see Crazy, Stupid, Love yesterday. Wasn't my favourite. Gosling was hot, I guess, but I used up all the energy I could have spent enjoying him being annoyed by the girl (Analeigh Tipton) who plays Jessica, the babysitter. Jacek couldn't deal with her either. At one point he leaned over, "Jesus Christ, this girl is the most irritating overactor". Full Story


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In this awesome tutorial, I worked long and hard to submit a lesson that will teach you all "how to draw realistic lips", step by step. Of course you can imagine the types of mouths one has to choose from before any type of lip shape, structure, or fullness should be when drawing out a mouth. The teeth can also be hidden or exposed depending on the artist. For me, I felt a nice smiling face would suit the lips just fine. If you like you can make lips for a male, but that would be totally up to you. Well, anyways, have fun learning "how to draw realistic lips", step by step. I had so much fun with this drawing, so hopefully you guys will too. Don't forget to draw your realistic lips on a face that you adore.
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Mortega1 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 55 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
We are two college buddies starting a new online business. It will be a collective shopping website focusing on the automotive industry, specifically new car sales. We are business school grads, turned entrepreneurs, turned car salesmen, turned back into entrepreneurs. We want to make it as easy, transparent, and safe -and fun- as possible for consumers to find end of the month deals on new cars
Our aim is to become the central shopping point for car buyers looking for end of the month deals on new cars. Our focus will be on the mass car market so the design cannot look too ritzy. Our customers will vary by age, gender, and location so the design must remain neutral and not be specific in any of these areas.
We are looking for a brand logo to officially represent our company, Month'sEnd
Name of the company: Month'sEnd – without the ".com"
The company slogan: "…it's where deals begin." -no quotations
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2) Retain a sense of relation to the automotive industry
3) If any images are used of cars, wheels, or anything of that nature they should not be too cartoonish and/or childish and should flow with the rest of the design
4) Needs to convey a sense of community and collective nature in a retail context –CANNOT give feeling that it is a social network because it is not
5) Typeface used on any text should be accentuated with subtle shadowing effects to make the name "Month'sEnd" be very prominent.
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The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) continues to rapidly expand both the size of its collections and the scope of its technology. In expanding its collections, the DPLA Welcomes Three New Service Hubs to its Growing Collections: New York, North Carolina, Texas. The three new Service Hubs – Empire State Digital Network (New York), The Portal to Texas History (Texas), and the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center (North Carolina) – will bring hundreds of thousands of new digital materials into the DPLA collections.
The total number of items in the DPLA collections has risen to 5,088,841 from libraries, archives and museums throughout the United States. Quoting from the announcement:
The DPLA Service Hubs are state or regional digital libraries that aggregate information about digital objects from libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural heritage institutions within their given state or region. Each Service Hub offers its state or regional partners a full menu of standardized digital services, including digitization, metadata, data aggregation and storage services, as well as locally hosted community outreach programs, bringing users in contact with digital content of local relevance.For a more complete explanation of the content of the three major additions, please read the DPLA blog post.
In addition, the DPLA has added a new feature, the DPLA Bookshelf, an easy way to browse over a million books. Here is an explanation of the new feature:
When a user of the DPLA site searches for books, the results are displayed as books on a bookshelf; the shelf is shown as a vertical stack so that the titles and authors are more easily readable on their spines. The width of the book represents the actual height of the physical book, and its thickness represents its page count. The spine is colored with one of ten depths of blue to "heatmap" how relevant the work is to the reader's search.
When a reader clicks on one of the books, additional information about it is displayed to its right. The reader can launch the e-book with the click of a button. Or, he or she can explore further by clicking on one of the subjects under which the book has been categorized. This replaces the existing shelf with a shelf containing all the other books in the DPLA collection categorized under that same subject.
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The Vietnam-era Southern family saga "Jayne Mansfield's Car," Billy Bob Thornton's first directorial outing in more than a decade, is old-fashioned big-cast melodrama, treated by its director as if it were a nostalgic heirloom. Written with Thornton's "One False Move" co-writer Tom Epperson, the movie even gets away with its classicist vibe for a good while too.
Robert Duvall plays an small-town Alabama patriarch with three middle-aged sons (zoned-out loner Thornton, hard-headed Robert Patrick, anti-war hippie Kevin Bacon) sporting individualized scars about their World War II service, Daddy's emotional reticence and the mother who abandoned them. (The lone daughter, played by Katherine LaNasa, is just in a bad marriage.) When word comes that Ma's died, her second family in England — gentlemanly John Hurt and his adult offspring played by Frances O'Connor and Ray Stevenson — make the trek from England for the funeral, the first mixing of the clans.
The pot of unrealized ambition, pent-up emotion and cultural friction is adequately stirred for a while, but by a certain point the deliberate pokiness and lackadaisical attitude toward character development and resolution feels like spilled food that never gets completely wiped up. With actors this good, however, there's rarely a pinched expression, heartfelt speech or laugh line that isn't at least partly sold, even if the stunted-male psychologizing at the expense of the under-written women grows tiresome.
"Jayne Mansfield's Car"
MPAA rating: R for language, sexual content, nudity, drug use and some bloody images.
Running time: 2 hours, 2 minutes.
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NEW YORK - A law enforcement official and online marketplace StubHub say cyber thieves got into more than 1,000 customers' accounts and fraudulently bought tickets for events.
The official told The Associated Press on Tuesday that arrests are expected in a case that sprawls across international borders. The official wasn't authorized to discuss the case ahead of arrests being announced and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is expected to hold a news conference Wednesday with English and Canadian officials. A Vance spokeswoman has declined to comment.
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The other day I had to make a long commute to the South Bay and I didn't have time to take the more pleasant coastal route, but I did take the road bike. From East Hollywood to the South Bay is through the urban sprawlish LA that I can avoid on 90% of my commutes. I took my road bike cause I can easily hold 20 MPH, take the lane and not worry too much about busy roads.
On the way back I was on a wide, fast road and had to make a turn that is always tough for cyclists: when the left lane (of four) splits off. I took the lane and made the light, but sure enough someone is on their horn behind me. Keep in mind I'm hauling ass. They drive by and yell indiscernible obscenities and I respond with some. As is often the case, I catch them at the next light. I calm down (a little) and roll up to the drivers side window and before I could say anything she says, 'This isn't a bike lane, get out of my way!!' I tell her I know there's no bike lane, maybe there should be and I had no where else to go. And I add, 'but see, I didn't even slow you down. We are at the light at the same time.' We have the slightly heated exchange any urban cyclist is familiar with. I don't need to give the back and forth. The passenger even jumps in.
Then she says, 'Are you married?' I answer no and keep ranting to her about cycling, safety, etc, not quite processing the question. Then I look at her and she smiles and winks. What? The passenger laughs and say, 'No you just didn't!' The light changes and as they roll away the driver says, 'See you around.'
WTF. It's not often I get totally thrown off by someone! It made me smile that the interaction completely changed. Maybe she'll be nicer to cyclists in the future?
Then back in my neighborhood a woman in a car throws a half-full plastic fast-food soda container out of her window. I catch her at the next stop sign (of course) and tell her not to litter in my neighborhood.
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-It is my business, don't throw your trash in my neighborhood.
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This is pro driver Mike Skeen breaking the Nissan GT-R lap record around Road Atlanta by over three seconds with a 1:24.7. It is absolutely mesmerizing.
The car is the Catesby/Forged FP800 GT-R running on Hoosier R100 slicks. The same car ran a 1:29.9 on street tires. It's full-weight and not absurdly stripped out.
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According to a new public opinion poll commissioned by the National Park Hospitality Association (NPHA) and the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA), national parks are "cherished by an overwhelming 95% of likely voters who want the federal government to ensure the parks are both protected and available for enjoyment."
According to a press release, the new poll finds that more than 80% of those likely to vote in 2012 have visited a national park at some point in their lives, nearly nine in 10 say they are interested in visiting a park in the future and 60% want to stay overnight in a park lodge. National parks are viewed as embodying the American experience, and voters want to see them "enjoyed, honored, cherished, and cared for, not left to crumble into disrepair."
"From the Everglades to Gettysburg and Yellowstone, our national parks are American icons and inspire visitors from across the world, supporting urban and rural economies nationwide," said Tom Kiernan, NPCA president. "This poll is a clear indication that voters want to see them preserved and protected for the future."
Nearly nine in 10 voters see national parks as an important and appropriate federal responsibility. And even in these challenging fiscal times, very few voters from either side of the political aisle say the federal government should be cutting back on funding for national parks.
"The American people understand that national parks are gifts from the past to treasure today and bequeath to future generations of Americans," said Derrick Crandall, counselor for the NPHA and president of the American Recreation Coalition (ARC). "Our nation's leaders – regardless of party – can't allow differences on other issues to obscure the unifying force of our national parks."
The poll of likely voters indicates that they associate national parks with key priorities and American values. Nearly 90% of voters think that candidates who prioritize national parks are seen as caring about the environment, protecting our heritage for the future, patriotic, and a good steward of our nation's resources.
And as the National Park Service approaches its centennial in 2016, a majority of likely voters (77%) say it is important for the next president to ensure that parks are fully restored and ready to serve and be relevant to future generations in their second century.


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To mark the organization's 50th anniversary this year, Barlow edited "One Hand Does Not Catch a Buffalo: 50 years of Amazing Peace Corps Stories," (Travelers' Tales/Solas House, $18.95) a compilation of colorful essays about volunteering in 31 African countries. (The book is the first of a series exploring Peace Corps service in different parts of the world).
Barlow spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Togo in the late 1980's.
Before that, he taught in the capitol of Burkina Faso, where he hosted volunteers passing through the city in exchange for housing during his trips to the rural villages where they worked. The Marine Park resident said the experience sparked his interest in the international service organization.
"I got to know Peace Corps volunteers," Barlow said, and "I became more interested in what they were doing and learning, especially in relation to rural African culture."
The anthology of essays that came out of those years, though not an official Peace Corps publication, is a first-ever overview of volunteering on the continent over the past half-century.
It includes 76 essays on a range of topics, from the stress of living far from home to the difficulty of adapting to new cultures. The title, similar in meaning to strength-in-numbers sayings like "It takes a village," is a proverb in Ewe, a language spoken in Ghana, Benin, Nigeria and Togo.
The book also features "Elephant Morning," an essay by Barlow on his own near-death experience with an elephant intent on destroying his equipment.
"Together these stories present a picture as true to the Peace Corps experience in Africa as I could make it," said Barlow, who hand-picked the essays. "I did it because of what my own experience [in Africa] means to me."
Barlow has taught at City Tech since 2006. He is also the author of "The Rise of the Blogosphere," "The DVD Revolution: Movies, Culture and Technology," and Quentin Tarantino: Life at the Extremes."


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John Shimer has been named Head Women's Soccer Coach and the inaugural Head Coach of the Men's Soccer Program, announced PMC Director of Athletics John Griffith on Monday.
Pine Manor College women's soccer, and GSAC All-Conference honoree, senior Natasha Kopystynsky (Johnsburg, Ill.) earned a mention in her hometown newspaper, the Northwest Herald, over the weekend.
Women's soccer senior goalkeeper Natasha Kopystynsky (Johnsburg, Ill.) was named to the 2013 Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) Women's Soccer All-Conference Team, the conference announced this weekend.
Kopystynsky finished the season with a GSAC-leading 171 saves— posting the fourth highest save percentage in the conference (.750) despite seeing the most shots of any goalkeeper.
Pine Manor seniors (left to right) Tamara Sakala, Amanda Powell, Christina Warnke and Nataska Kopystynsky, played in their final collegiate game on Monday afternoon.
Despite goals from sophomore Sybil Lynch (Hoboken, NJ) and senior Amanda Powell (Lumberton, NJ), Pine Manor women's soccer dropped a 4-2 decision at Hampshire College on Saturday afternoon in Amherst, MA. Powell scored just a minute into the second half to cut a 2-0 haftime deficit to 2-1, but Hampshire quickly countered with goals in the 60th and 66th minute to take a 4-1 advantage.
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ESPN ended a week-long ban of New York Post sports writers on its airwaves after the Post splashed nude images from a viral video of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews on its cover.
The Post was one of several newspapers that published or aired images from the video, which Andrews' attorney says was shot without her knowledge through a peephole to her hotel room. Fox News and CBS showed clips from the tapes on their morning broadcasts after the news broke.
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"I did nothing wrong and I'm being treated like f---ing Britney Spears, and it sucks," she told 911 dispatchers after spotting two reporters lurking outside her house.
On Friday, ESPN spokesman Chris LaPlaca said the network believes the writers had nothing to do with how Andrews was treated and nothing would be gained by keeping them off the air.
"We just felt strongly that in this unique circumstance, we were compelled to make our point known in the strongest possible manner," ESPN said in a statement. "As a result, we believe our perspective is widely understood and nothing is furthered by continuing down our recent path."


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AHL Game Night: 4-5-14 Comets at Crunch
Never say die.
Kristers Gudlevskis allowed 5 goals on 25 shots for the OT win. The goal support came late, but whenever it comes it's always a beautiful thing.
First Period
SYR Paradis, (5) (Namestnikov, Mormina), 7:16
UTI O'Reilly, (4) , 12:26 (PP)
SYR Gourde, (5) (Korobov, DiSalvatore), 16:44 (PP)
Second Period
UTI Friesen, (5) (Lain), 11:39
UTI Friesen, (6) (Biega, Welsh), 18:27 (PP)
Third Period
UTI Kennedy, (1) (O'Reilly), 9:44
UTI Welsh, (5) (Friesen, Sauve), 10:49
SYR Namestnikov, (18) (Paradis, Paquette), 18:21
SYR Marchessault, (18) (Connolly, Gourde), 18:52 (SH)
SYR Marchessault, (19) (Paquette, Angelidis), 19:07 (SH)
Third Period
SYR Connolly, (19) (Korobov, Namestnikov), 2:36
Jonathan Marchessault, Philippe Paradis, and Vladislav Namestnikov were the game's three stars.
You could watch 76 AHL games a year for the rest of your life and not see what happened tonight again. In pro hockey, having a 3 goal deficit at anytime in the Third Period should be a death sentence. Having it with less than 3 minutes left in the Third Period should absolutely be a death sentence. Having it with less than 3 minutes and having a man in the box for most of that time really, really should be a death sentence. The Syracuse Crunch scored 3 straight extra attacker goals late in the Third Period tonight to force Overtime. Two of those goals were technically shorthanded. Coach Gordon Bombay just called from Hollywood and even he thinks the plot tonight was implausible and ludicrous. That is not supposed to happen. Ever. There must not be a rock big or heavy enough for Utica to crawl under right now, because Syracuse bent the laws of time and space to find a way to win that game tonight. Wow.
With the win, Syracuse moves to 1 game under .500 with 6 left to play. After winning tonight the way they did, who in their right mind would bet against them to get on the right side of .500 before the year's complete?
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BALTIMORE – For the second consecutive season, the UMBC track and field team will host the Big Dawg Invitational at UMBC Stadium. The meet will kick-off on Saturday, March 29 with the hammer throw competition at 10:00 a.m., adjacent to the UMBC Softball Stadium. The first event on the track will be the 3,000m steeplechase which is scheduled to begin at 10:45 a.m.
UMBC opened its spring season last weekend as the Retrievers traveled to Tallahassee, Fla. for the FSU Relays. Multiple athletes recorded career and season-bests with three Retrievers earning America East Performer of the Week awards for their efforts.
Senior Dennison Long (Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt/FIU) opened his final spring campaign for the Retrievers with blistering runs in the 100m (10.57) and 200m dash (21.09) events. Long placed second in both races, but set a new career-best in the 200m event and was named both the America East Male Track Performer of the Week and the Corvais ECAC Men's Track and Field Division I Athlete of the Week. He will compete in both events again this weekend on his home track.
Sophomore Vincent Rentzsch (Oranienburg, Germany/Elite Sportschule Potsdam) made it a clean sweep of the weekly conference awards for the men's team after a weekend of solid performances in the Sunshine State. Rentzsch, a 2013 NCAA Championships participant and school record holder in the javelin, competed in three events at FSU, taking the top spot in the javelin (66.09m; 216'10"). He also placed seventh in the discus (40.47m; 132'9") and eighth in the shot put (13.93m; 45'8.5"). At the Big Dawg Invitational, Rentzsch will compete in each of these three events, in addition to the pole vault.
Junior Alisha Beeman (Bridgeport, Conn./Bunnell/Hartford) completed the award-winning trio for UMBC, garnering the America East Female Field Performer of the Week honor after breaking the Retriever program record in the javelin. Beeman posted a top toss of 41.92m (137'6") to snap the previous mark of 41.40m (135'10) set in 2008, and claim her third school record. The versatile junior also won the high jump (1.68m; 5'6") in Tallahassee and placed 13th in the long jump (4.71m; 15'5.5"). Beeman will add the triple jump to her schedule this weekend to give her four events at the home meet.
Junior sprinter Mercedes Jackson (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown) also got off to a fast start at FSU, meeting the ECAC standard in both the 100m (11.74) and 200m (24.38) events. Looking to gain another trip to the NCAA Championships, Jackson will compete in both races on Saturday. At last year's meet, Jackson broke the UMBC Stadium record in the 200m dash, winning the event with a time of 23.60. She will be joined by senior Deborah Adelola (Lanham, Md./Bladensburg), freshman Nailah Johnson (Capitol Heights, Md./Friendly), sophomore D'Nique Phillip (Elkton, Md./North East), sophomore Tessa Seale (Columbia, Md./Hammond), and freshman Mercedes Tillman (Waldorf, Md./North Point) in both events.
Joining Rentzsch in the throwing events, senior Yao Adantor (Laurel, Md./Reservoir/Morgan St./Maryland) looks to break his own school record (16.60m; 54'5.50") in the shot put after coming close last week. Adantor posted a top toss of 16.59m (54'5.25") at Florida State while also competing in the discus. He will take part in both events at the Big Dawg Invitational on Saturday.
In the hurdles, veterans Trae Proctor (Brandywine, Md./Thomas Stone) and Paulette Fogle (Washington, D.C./Bishop McNamara) will lead the Retrievers. Proctor, the school record holder and two-time America East gold medalist in the 110m hurdles, started his season last weekend just off his record-pace (14.12) at FSU with an IC4A-worthy time of 14.14. He will compete in the 110m and 400m hurdles on Saturday. Fogle, the school record holder in the 400m hurdles (1:00.83), started her season with the 400m hurdles and 400m dash at FSU, but will compete in the hurdle event, as well as the 800m run, in Baltimore.