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Protecting against XSS
Planet PHP
, 13 September 2011
The problem as I see it Where to start? Let me start by telling you that most of the books you read are wrong. The code samples you copy of the internet to do a specific task are wrong (the wrong way to handle a GET request), the function you copied from that work colleague who in turn copied from a forum is wrong (the wrong way to handle redirects). Start to question everything. Maybe this blog post is wrong this is the kind of mindset you require in order to protect your sites from XSS. You as a...
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Still in love - PHP Unconference 2011 (Hamburg)
Planet PHP
, 13 September 2011
After five years I am still in love with the PHP Unconference Hamburg (Germany), which took place last weekend. On Saturday morning I was as thrilled as if I was going to the first date with a person I had just fallen in love to. Facts: 200 tickets sold in 20 minutes! 350 tickets sold in total, 280 attending. One can't compare this pure madness with any german PHP (un)conference I have presented at during the past 11 years. The continued success of this local german event makes me break my own tradition...
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Using the ZF2 EventManager
phly, boy, phly
, 13 September 2011
Zend Framework
Earlier this year, I wrote about Aspects, Intercepting Filters, Signal Slots, and Events, in order to compare these similar approaches to handling both asychronous programming as well as handling cross-cutting application concerns in a cohesive way. I took the research I did for that article, and applied it to what was then a "SignalSlot" implementation within Zend Framework 2, and refactored that work into a new "EventManager" component. This article is intended to get you up and running with it....
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Phing addition: pearPackageFileSet
Planet PHP
, 13 September 2011
SemanticScuttle will be distributed as .phar file with the next version. The command line interface uses PEAR's awesome Console_CommandLine package, which needs to be packaged up in the Phar file to make it work out of the box. I let Phing handle all of the deployment of new versions, and generating the Phar file is handled by Phing, too. In general, adding files to a .phar is easy, even a bunch of PEAR installed files: Put their absolute locations in a tag and you're set....
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NetTuts.com: How to Upload Files with CodeIgniter and AJAX
, 13 September 2011
New from NetTuts.com today there's a tutorial for those using the CodeIgniter framework for their application. It shows how to upload files with Ajax and a simple form (with jQuery and AjaxFileUpload).Uploading files asnychronously can be a pain at the best of times, but when coupled with CodeIgniter, it can be a particularly frustrating experience. I finally found a way that not only works consistently, but keeps to the MVC pattern.They help you create a database table to store the file information in...
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Hasin Hayder's Blog: RSA Encrypting and Decrypting data with Zend_Crypt_Rsa Library
, 13 September 2011
Zend Framework
Hasin Hayder has recently posted a tutorial to his blog showing how to use the Zend_Crypt_Rsa library for encrypting/decrytping data in a Zend Framework application.Public/private key based encryption is very popular because of the strength it sets in encryption, specially above 1024 bits. Now there are external library to encrypt data using RSA encryption like RSA in phpclasses.org - the fun is we were also using this library in one of our ZF based project. But last week I've found that there is a...
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Juozas Kaziukenas' Blog: Dependencies management in PHP projects
, 13 September 2011
In his latest post to his Web Species blog Juozas Kaziukenas looks at dependency management in PHP applications and offers a few suggestions of how you can make them easier to track.Rarely a project lives by itself, especially in the days of frameworks. Furthermore, there are a lot of great open source libraries you might want to use to save time. But all of this raises a new problem - how could we manage all those dependencies. Here are some thoughts on this problem and how you might want to solve it;...
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Federico Cargnelutti's Blog: Building a RESTful Web API with PHP and Apify
, 12 September 2011
Federico Cargnelutt has a new post to his blog showing you how to create a REST API for your site using the Apify (complete with a shiny new 1.0 release).Web services are a great way to extend your web application, however, adding a web API to an existing web application can be a tedious and time-consuming task. Apify takes certain common patterns found in most web services and abstracts them so that you can quickly write web APIs without having to write too much code.Some code snippets are included to...
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SitePoint Podcast: #129: Taking PHP to the Next Level with Lorna Mitchell
, 12 September 2011
On the SitePoint podcast, there's a new episode with Lorna Mitchell where she and host Louis Simoneau talk about taking your PHP to the next level, some of her work in Open Source and her involvement in their upcoming advanced PHP book.Episode 129 of The SitePoint Podcast is now available! This week our regular interview host Louis Simoneau (@rssaddict) interviews Lorna Mitchell (@Lornajane) one of a team of 3 co-authors working on an upcoming release for SitePoint, an advanced book on PHP.You can either...
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Community News: Latest PEAR Releases for 09.12.2011
, 12 September 2011
Latest PEAR Releases: MIME_Type 1.3.0 HTML_Template_PHPLIB 1.5.1 HTML_Page2 0.6.1beta HTML_Page2 0.6.2
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PHPBenelux 2012
PHP.net news & announcements
, 12 September 2011
The PHPBenelux Conference is ready for its third edition and takes place January 27th & 28th in Antwerp (Belgium). We're calling for papers until October 15th and we're very much looking forward to your submissions. These are the topics we're aiming for: Content Management Systems Cloud NoSQL Analytics Frameworks Best practises General and in depth programming skills HTML5 & co (with a PHP twist) All information about the conference and the CFP can be found on our conference...
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GObject Introspection is coming to Node.js
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
GObject Introspection (GIR) is a way to create automatic bindings to GNOME libraries for various different programming languages. I've written before about the benefits of bringing GIR to PHP, and now it seems something similar is happening on Node.js. node-gir has been written by Tim Caswell, with help from Sebastian Wick and Piotr Pokora.I've been following the progress for a while, and today, during a flight from Helsinki to Salzburg, I was finally able to open a Midgard repository connection with it....
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Embrace and extend
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
I'm getting worried about Google. Long one of the champions of the open web alongside Mozilla, the rise of social networking silos and the app economy seem to have scared them. And like any scared organism, they lash out. Many of their plans to make web competitive against native development environments are good, there is indeed much to improve in the stack. But what I'm uneasy with is the unilateral way they go about it, preferring "big reveals" and post-facto standardization instead of the open...
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Building a RESTful Web API with PHP and Apify
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
Zend Framework
Today, it is my pleasure to announce the release of Apify 1.0. You can download this release from GitHub. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this release in any way. Apify is a small and powerful open source library that delivers new levels of developer productivity by simplifying the creation of RESTful architectures. You can see it in action here. Web services are a great way to extend your web application, however, adding a web API to an existing web application can be a tedious and...
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Testable Code: Rockstar Edition
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
Saying "yes" is my default response when a friend asks for my support. But when my Carola KAhntopp asked me a while ago to participate in a presentation about presenting (meta alert!) at this year's PHP @ FrOSCon I committed myself to help without knowing what I would be getting myself into. The title of Carola's presentation, "PHPopstars", was a play of words on the reality television franchise Popstars. The idea was that there were five "finalists" (Kore Nordmann, Tobias Schlitt, Judith Andresen,...
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Building a proof of concept? Try Twitter
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
The journey from idea to mature software typically follows three very high level stages: Proof of Concept Evolve Mature and maintainEach stage will involve the usual development concerns (analysis, specification, design, implementation, integration, stage & tests) with all the corresponding artefacts (stories, acceptance criteria, points, etc.) involving sprints, scrums and whatever other rituals in your culture. The concerns at each stage can also be broken down further. For example, design will...
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Why I dont like Version 2 of Springloops
Planet PHP
, 12 September 2011
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RSA Encrypting and Decrypting data with Zend_Crypt_Rsa Library
Planet PHP
, 11 September 2011
Zend Framework
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Decal CMS Blog: Testing your website before launching: how to let content drive design (Part 1)
, 12 March 1542
New from the Decal blog today there's a general post about testing, not writing tests for your code but testing methods for your site as a whole (like A/B testing). This is the first part of a series.For a long time, we here at Working Software have been strong believers in the "content precedes design" philosophy, as famously espoused by Jeffrey Zeldman and summarised here on UX Myths. [...] We are relaunching this website so we'd gone through the process of creating our "content first" wireframe using...
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Script-Tutorials.com: Watermark processing on images using PHP and GD
, 12 March 9766
On the Script-Tutorials blog today there's a new tutorial posted showing you how to easily add watermarks to your images dynamically, either as a part of a cache generation or on upload.I will show you how to use GD library. And, main task today is adding watermark to image and generate result as PNG image into browser. We will using PHP and GD library. This is nice library to work with images at server side. Also (as additional tasks) I will draw little frame over image and will draw some text. Between,...
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U.S. Women's National Team Squares Off Against Australia on Wednesday in Fan Tribute Tour, Presented by Panasonic
Sep. 18, 2012
The U.S. Women's National Team takes on Australia in the third match of the Fan Tribute Tour presented by Panasonic. The gold medal-winning squad hosts Australia at 10 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo., with a live broadcast on ESPN2.
U.S. WNT Starts Busy Fall Slate Against Australia on Oct. 20 in San Antonio
Oct. 18, 2013
The U.S. Women's National Team will play four friendly matches in the fall, including three in October. Head coach Tom Sermanni has called up 25 players for a series of three games over 10 days starting on Oct. 20 against Australia at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas (12:30 CT on NBC).
U.S. Women Prepare for First Match Against Australia on April 27
April 26, 2008
The U.S. Women's National Team has played in three tournaments in three different countries on three different continents so far in 2008, but will finally get to play matches on home soil as the team enters a three-game series of domestic games, starting against Australia on Sunday, April 27 at 7 p.m. ET.
U.S. Women's Olympic Team Set For Final Group Match Against Australia
Aug. 16, 2004
THESSALONIKI, Greece (Aug. 16, 2004) - The U.S. Olympic Women's Soccer Team got a well-deserved day off from training on Sunday after clinching a berth in the quarterfinals with a 2-0 victory over Brazil on Saturday. The U.S. athletic trainers did put the players through a short pool workout in the morning at the spectacular pool setup at the team hotel, but the players had the rest of the day to themselves, and most spent some time with friends and family, who have come to Greece in a group of about 90-strong. Overall, it was a relaxing day for the U.S. team, ending with a screening in the players' lounge of "50 First Dates" featuring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. The U.S. team also watched many hours of Olympic events as the Games got into full swing. The Olympics are being broadcast on at least four different channels in the team hotel – none of them in English – forcing the U.S. team to try to focus on the massive number of swimming heats searching for U.S. swimmers, and flipping channels back and forth to find their favorite events and other American athletes competing.
U.S. Women Return Home And Face Austrailia at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. on Sunday, April 27 at 7 p.m. ET
April 26, 2008
The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team will finally get to play matches on home soil as the team enters a three-game series of domestic games, starting against Australia on Sunday, April 27 at 7 p.m. ET. Fans can follow the USA-Australia match live online at ussoccer.com's MatchTracker.
U.S. WNT Faces Australia on Sunday in Fan Tribute Tour Presented by Panasonic
Sep. 14, 2012
The U.S. Women's National Team takes on Australia in its next two matches of the Fan Tribute Tour presented by Panasonic, including a 3:30 p.m. ET match on Sunday, Sept. 16, at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
U.S. to Face Australia on June 5 in Roodepoort, South Africa
March 15, 2010
The United States will play Australia on June 5 in Roodepoort, South Africa, one week before playing its first match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
U.S. Women Defeat Australia, 1-0, to Win Inaugural Pacific Cup; MacMillan Penalty Kick is Difference in Pre-Olympic Tournament
June 11, 2000
NEWCASTLE, Australia (Sunday, June 11, 2000) - The U.S. Women's National Team put together a classy and gutsy performance in slippery conditions to win the Pacific Cup with 1-0 victory over Australia on a penalty kick goal from Shannon MacMillan in the 79th minute.
U.S. Women Prepare to Face Australia in Second Group B Match at Peace Queen Cup
Oct. 30, 2006
After tying Denmark, 1-1, in Gimhae on Oct. 29, the U.S. team boarded a short flight back to Seoul on the morning of Oct. 30 to prepare for the Oct. 31 clash with Australia, a match that may determine both teams' fates in the 2006 Peace Queen Cup.
U.S. Women's National Team Will Open 2000 Down Under; USA to Compete in Australia Cup from January 7-13
Dec. 8, 1999
CHICAGO (Wednesday, December 8, 1999) - The U.S. Women's National Team will begin its quest for gold at the 2000 Olympics in the same place they will end it, when the team travels to Australia in early January to compete in the Australia Cup. The Americans will take on the Czech Republic (Jan.
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Jan. 13, 2000
ADELAIDE, Australia (Thursday, January 13, 2000) - The U.S. Women's National Team fashioned a grand statement for the future of American women's soccer with a convincing 3-1 victory over the home team to win the 2nd Annual Australia Cup. Riding goals from Sherrill Kester, Danielle Slaton and Aly Wagner,

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By Jack Torry,Jessica Wehrman
Washington Bureau
With all the finger-pointing and name-calling over the so-called sequester, it's easy to forget there were once high hopes for a negotiated deal on a deficit reduction plan.
And no one back then was more optimistic than Sen. Rob Portman.
Portman, R-Ohio, was one of 12 members of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, which became known as the "super-committee." Evenly split between Republicans and Democrats from the House and Senate, the members were charged with carving out a compromise agreement on a 10-year deficit reduction plan.
Portman has called the committee's failure one of the greatest disappointments of his political life. In his mind, the committee came within a breath of reaching an agreement at one point during their lengthy negotiations, only to have it collapse.
"It was just hard," Portman said. "The political will just wasn't there."
Portman had been an eager volunteer for the committee, which was created as part of a law that cut spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. A former director of the White House Office of Management and Budget under President George W. Bush, Portman signed up even though some advisers urged him not to.
But even then, he warned of the catch: If the committee couldn't reach an agreement, sweeping, mandatory spending cuts — called sequestration — would kick in, indiscriminately chopping $1.2 trillion out of the budget over a decade's time. Portman called it the "Sword of Damocles," referring to a Greek legend emphasizing the danger that comes with power.
At the time, the cuts were so unimaginable, so arbitrary, most believed they would never happen. Even after the committee collapsed, President Obama vowed during the 2012 presidential campaign that they wouldn't occur.
In hindsight, Portman wonders if the punishment actually encouraged the committee to fail. "The cuts were going to be made anyway," he said. "So why make the tough decision?"
Steve Ellis, vice president for the budget watchdog Taxpayers for Common Sense, said so many of the fights that have occurred since then — most recently the fiscal cliff, with its combination of spending cuts and tax hikes — have occurred because the super-committee couldn't find an answer.
The cuts, known as sequestration, "have taken all the oxygen out of the room," he said, adding there are better ways to cut spending. "Instead, we're faced with across-the-board cuts that are by definition not going to make a lot of sense because we're cutting the good and the bad the same amount."
Maya MacGuineas of the nonpartisan Campaign to Fix the Debt, which aims to find answers to the nation's debt and deficit problems, said despite the committee's failure, she believes that some of the ideas it came up with could ultimately be used to solve the nation's fiscal woes. Portman and other members of the committee "worked really hard to come up with a viable, credible package," she said.
Robert Bixby of the Concord Coalition, a Washington organization that favors balanced budgets, said the committee never really had a chance.
"They were chosen by congressional leadership," he said. "And it did not seem that the congressional leadership had the strong drive to ensure that a deal was enacted."
He said he had hoped that if anyone could forge a compromise, it would've been Portman and then-Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., the new Secretary of State.
It also seems like a distant memory, but back then both sides were talking. Even as the budget cuts loomed last week, President Obama and House Republicans seemed loathe to engage, with Obama meeting with congressional leadership only after the deadline passed.
"It was a big missed opportunity," Bixby said of the super-committee. "If you looked not just substantively but politically as well, if you look at the politics of where we are now, it's pretty dismal. They're not even talking. It's almost like the campaign is still going on."
In retrospect, Portman said he doesn't know that he would've done anything different. He said he felt like he gave enough to the Democrats. He was willing to put revenue on the table. He negotiated in good faith.
"I wish things had been different," he said. "But I must tell you…I don't know what I could've done more than I did."
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Tired of clicking to see a large version? Upgrade to e2 to browse all photos automatically at their largest size.Another shot of the Buckle from our stay in the Glencoe area last month.
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Quote: very good image of mountain , but the reflection is spoiling it for me , seems to false , sorry if i am total wrong on this.
Paul, thanks for taking the time to comment, but I don't really understand what you're saying here. If, as I think, you're suggesting that I've added the reflection then, yes, you are totally wrong. If I'd done that, then I would've given the category as digitally manipulated. With a clear blue sky and no wind, there was bound to be a reflection. In fact, I had to move around to a position where the reflection of the summit was not lost in the reeds.
This is a really gorgeous shot Sue. I can feel the atmosphere just by looking at it, both you and the the Light have created something magical here.
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Once anyone has been there and photographed this magical mountain you become aware of just how many guises it has. This is beautiful and holds great visual integrity. I have a shot from here with a band of hanging cloud and incredible vivid colour that I've not posted because, different to this, it looks unreal.
I never get tired of seeing this mighty mountain, and it looke particulary impressive when seen in front of a perfect clear blue sky like this, Sue. You can almost taste that clean, fresh air that is so peculiar to the Highlands.
I'm really enjoying this tour of the Glencoe area through your lovely images, Sue, and this is the next best thing to actually being there Another beauty here, wonderful natural colours, and love the reflection
Superb Sue. The reflection adds another dimension to the view of this beautiful mountain. The foreground detail and colour are superb.
Quote: Very good image of mountain , but the reflection is spoiling it for me , seems to false , sorry if i am total wrong on this.
I think Paul is probably referring to the clarity of the reflection. To me there is obviously nothing wrong here its just that the water is very still and clear. I am sure the the obvious clarity of the air will have contributed as well.
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Autumn Squash Bake Recipe
The sweetness of pears and tangy flavor of cranberries really complement the squash. This dish has become a favorite at family holiday meals.Patty Baumann, Savannah, Missouri
- 9 cups diced peeled Hubbard squash
- 2 medium pears, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 tablespoons water
- Combine all ingredients in a 3-qt. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until squash is tender. Yield: 14 servings.
Nutritional Analysis: One serving (3/4 cup) equals 102 calories, 22 mg sodium, 0 cholesterol, 21 gm carbohydrate, 4 gm protein, 2 gm fat, 5 gm fiber. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 starch, 1/2 fruit.
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Last week was Mill Week. Once a year we invite all of our fabric mills to visit the office so they can get a better sense of what FP is all about, meet with the designers and production team, and take a look at what we are working on. One of our vendors brought a donut tape dispenser, and our designers kind of loved it. Our vendor said she would send one from China, but when the knits team opened the box, she had sent a whole bunch!
So the knits team had a fake donut party. They are easily amused.
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haha, that's wonderful! i so want one.
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Helloooo there:) i could not locate a e-mail address for the blog…but.. i am having a show in NYC and the opening is next friday… i was curious if you could possibly blog the show:)?
i am from lovely oklahoma and i wanted my first solo show in NYC to go well:) if you would like some jpgs i would totally send you some:) - -April 21, 2008, 7:32AM
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ATLANTA -- A Morehouse College graduate with extensive experience in law and transportation was appointed to head the State Road and Tollway Authority on Wednesday.
Christopher Tomlinson, former Deputy Executive Director and general counsel of the SRTA, was appointed by a unanimous vote to head the agency effective on Monday. Tomlinson, a Loganville resident, previously served as general counsel for the Georgia Department of Transportation, according to a news release.
The SRTA manages the state's HOT lanes operation and other toll services.
As the Deputy Executive Director, Tomlinson offered oversight for day-to-day operations, and guidance on legal and policy matters of the SRTA.
Tomlinson has also served as director of legal servies or general counsel for other state entities, such as the Georgia Technology Authority, the Georgia Building Authority, the State Properties Commission and the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission.
Tomlinson also has experience in public procurement, contract law and information technology. He earned his law degree from the Georgia State University College of Law.
Tomlinson replaces Gena Evans, who resigned last month.
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Two months ago in this space, I interviewed a power marketer and an independent power producer who sit on the operating and engineering committees of the North American Electric Reliability Council. What did they think of NERC, a group formed to prevent large-scale power outages and made up largely of volunteers from investor-owned electric utilities? Were they treated fairly? Did they have a chance to influence policy?
In general, my two "outsiders" felt satisfied with their status on the committees, though some skepticism emerged about NERC's internal decision-making process. Why, for instance, should NERC propose policy at the national level but send the ideas out to the regional councils for approval? How can marketers or IPPs hope to participate fully in NERC activities, given their skeleton staffs? (See, "Reliability, Whose Job Now?,"Jan. 15, 1997, p. 4.)
Now, however, I'm wondering whether I captured the wholesale picture. I'm starting to have doubts, after talking with a few people who have attended recent industry meetings where NERC officials have appeared to talk about their new strategic initiatives.
Some folks think that NERC wants too much reliability.
"Roving the Continent"
Much has happened since January, when NERC's Board of Trustees voted to accept the report known as Future Course of NERC, and thereby require mandatory compliance with its reliability standards.
In NERC's own words, it has been "roving the continent" (em meeting with groups and organizations to explain the steps it is taking to ensure reliability in a "changing world." But from what I hear, NERC's "roving" has set a few folks on edge.
In January, NERC President Michehl R. Gent and Director of Operations Donald M. Benjamin traveled down to Washington, D.C., to the U.S. Department of Energy, to present a summary of NERC's strategic initiatives at the kickoff meeting of the DOE's Task Force on Electric-System Reliability, chaired by former congressman Phil Sharp. Also at the meeting, DOE Deputy Secretary Charles Curtis has asked the task force to consider whether NERC and federal authorities were giving adequate attention to reliability issues.
Then, in late January, NERC's Transmission Reservation and Scheduling Task Force sponsored a workshop in Phoenix along with the Electric Power Research Institute to present details on a plan for scheduling and "tagging." NERC is proposing that all market participants should use a standard template to submit energy transaction information to control areas, effectively "tagging" the transactions to track where the power comes from and where it goes.
The roadshow continued in February, in Washington, D.C., where NERC's Vice President David R. Nevius appeared at the winter meetings of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. Nevius discussed NERCs initiative to develop a "regulatory backstop" to ensure compliance with realiability standards by all market participants. He saw possible merit in developing "MOUs" (memoranda of understanding) with the DOE, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and Canada's National Energy Board, to clarify their respective roles. "[we] will need to follow closely any legislation ... to make sure it does not undermine efforts to develop an effective industry compact."
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Testimony Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and distinguished members of the Committee on the Judiciary. My name is Chuck Canterbury, the National President of the Fraternal Order of Police. I want to thank you, Mr. Chairman, for inviting me to share with you and your committee the views of our nation's largest law enforcement labor organization in the United States, representing more than 325,000 members in every region of the nation. You know that we regard you as one of the FOP's foremost champions on Capitol Hill, and I am honored that you asked me to be here today to speak, not only for my members, but also all rank-and-file law enforcement officers, who certainly have an interest in making their voices heard on the President's choice to fill the position of our nation's top law enforcement officer. I am pleased to be here today to offer our support for the nomination of Michael B. Mukasey to be the 81st Attorney General of the United States. Judge Mukasey has a long and distinguished career in public service, which began with his becoming an Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of New York. In 1987, he was nominated him for a seat on the Federal bench in that same District and was unanimously confirmed by the Senate. He spent the last twenty years as a Federal judge-including his last six as Chief Justice-in one of the toughest, busiest, and most prominent of our nation's Federal courts. Judge Mukasey also issued the very first ruling in the legal challenge brought by Jose Padilla. In a very thoughtful and well-reasoned decision, he ruled that the President does, in fact, have the legal authority to detain, as "enemy combatants," citizens captured during a time of war. And yet, he also ruled that those citizens should have monitored access to an attorney. Clearly, Judge Mukasey has given a great deal of consideration to the challenges facing our legal system when it comes threats from terrorists. In the opinion of the Fraternal Order of Police, this strongly recommends him for the position of U.S. Attorney General, as we will be facing these challenges as our war of terrorism continues. The FOP has the honor of representing rank-and-file law enforcement officers and, in many localities and States, we are the bargaining unit for these officers. For this reason, our interest in the cases that Judge Mukasey has been involved in over his distinguished career are not limited to high profile cases related to national security or complex criminal matters. We are very satisfied with his record on those matters. As a labor organization, however, we were also keenly interested in those cases in which he made rulings which touched on the rights of employees-particularly public employees. We are pleased to report to this Committee that he demonstrated just as much skill and even-handedness in the cases we examined as he did in those which generated nightly headlines. Judge Mukasey and his distinguished careers have earned him the respect of the political community as well. He was unanimously confirmed by the Senate in 1987 and, much more recently, was among those jurists suggested by Senator Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) for appointment to the United States Supreme Court. Finally, the FOP has been greatly concerned for some time about the large number of vacancies in key positions at the Justice Department. There is a real need for leadership over there-not "Acting" leadership, but officials who have been reviewed by this Committee and confirmed by the Senate. In our view, Judge Mukasey can provide that leadership. His experience as Chief Judge, as a Federal prosecutor, and a lawyer in a large law firm have shown him to be the kind of well-qualified, experienced legal executive who will be able to keep the Department functioning as these vacancies are filled. His record, both as a prosecutor and a judge, demonstrates a genuine commitment to the law and an appreciation for the challenges law enforcement faces in its ongoing fight against terrorism. We believe that President Bush has made a fine choice in Judge Michael B. Mukasey to lead the U.S. Department of Justice and, on behalf of the more than 325,000 members of the Fraternal Order of Police, we are proud to support his nomination. |


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by Free Britney at .An endorsement deal for condoms, that is. Sheesh, people, you think she's going Jamie Lynn Spears on us? Get your minds outta the gutter.
LifeStyles Condoms offered the 15-year-old starlet $1 million to be the new "face" of their product. They think that Miley Cyrus, a self-proclaimed virgin, could encourage other teens to at least practice safe sex.
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Good for miley for saying no. I mean and i can't see her saying yes anyways. If someone told me that they heard she said yes. I would be like not uh miley isnt like that and i KNOW she isnt. I love miley for being her own person and i support her forever 110%. Her music is INCREDIBLE and the new c.d is the best out of all her c.d.s.She's my Role Model and Idol
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if she had done it little girl would like to buy condoms
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BERLIN (AP) -- The German Football Federation has fined Bayern Munich a total of ?15,000 ($19,670) for fan trouble during Bundesliga games.
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Submitted photos Adam Jones and his friend Matt Lesser created "STUFT," a family-friendly online series about two distracted characters trying to start a rock band. Adam Jones has taken his love of storytelling to the next level by developing Fuzz & Feathers Productions. (Courtesy of Adam Jones / October 12, 2012) |
At first glance, Adam Jones' life seems like a miscellany of interests and styles.And it is.
He is an adventurer, who traveled from East Coast to West on what he calls the craziest road trip ever.
He is an actor who has performed with the likes of Kevin Costner.
He is a metaphysician and lecturer and a licensed hypnotherapist.
But, by nature, Jones is a storyteller.
"I can write anywhere I go. I can imagine at any time," he said during a telephone interview. "So, I always ask myself: what kind of story do I want to tell today?"
The world is a playground, Jones adds. And life is a game we play.
So far, he seems to be winning.
Not only has the former Martinsburg, W.Va., resident landed some important roles in Hollywood, he has taken his love of storytelling to the next level by developing Fuzz & Feathers Productions, a company dedicated to creating tales with upbeat, solution-oriented heroes, comedy-driven plots and themes about personal growth, self-worth and evolvement.
Jones, who now lives in Los Angeles, said Fuzz & Feathers started out as an idea but gradually became a reality, with the help of friend Matt Lesser, who he has been working with since 2006.
"We decided one day to work with puppets and began building our first two — Cecil and Licky — from old pizza boxes. Matt and I laughed about their personality quirks and played around with voices. Then, it just grew out of sheer imagination."
Jones said, "We did it because it made us feel as magical as we did when we were kids, and we wanted to give the same magic in a new story for younger generations and adults alike."
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Specializing in creature design, puppetry and prosthetic makeup, Fuzz & Feathers has created feature films, television shows, web series and music videos.
"I turned to the writing aspect and Matt turned into a crazy puppet maker, going on to school for animatronics and creature design to perfect our vision," Jones said. "The rest of the F&F gang has come together slowly — artists and colleagues who understand our goals."
Fuzz & Feathers' latest project is a show called "STUFT," which was launched at Fuzzand Feathers.com several days ago. It also appeared on YouTube.
Jones said "STUFT" integrates puppetry and live actors to create a family-friendly series that draws on such shows as "Lost," "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure," "Scooby Doo," "Seinfeld" and "The Simpsons."
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