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Phoenix Suns forward/center Channing Frye returned to the team after missing all of last season and has made his mark as a starter and a veteran presence, but Grantland's Zach Lowe reports his name was involved in trade talks earlier in the season.
More specifically, the Suns talked with the Houston Rockets about various three-team deals revolving around center Omer Asik, who was a starter last season but moved to the bench after the Rockets acquired Dwight Howard over the summer.
The Rockets were more actively looking to move Asik, who is currently sidelined with a knee injury, in November and December. Frye's name was apparently in the mix, but Lowe says none of the trade scenarios had the 7-foot Asik coming to Phoenix.
Entering Friday, Frye is averaging 11.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game while shooting 45.8 percent from the field and 42.8 percent on 3-pointers. Asik is averaging 4.4 points and 6.8 rebounds in 17 games this year. As a starter last year, he posted 10.1 points and 11.7 rebounds per game on 54.1 percent shooting while playing in all 82 contests.
In the same article, Lowe talks about several options the Suns can explore now that emerging star Eric Bledsoe is out indefinitely with a torn meniscus.
The Grantland writer says if Phoenix wants to go back to "tanking" and improving their draft positioning -- as was presumed to be the plan before the season began -- the team can explore options for trading point guard Goran Dragic.
Lowe says many playoff-contending teams could use Dragic's services as a backup point guard, but that his salary may ultimately be too high for such a role. The writer mentions the struggling Detroit Pistons and says the Suns could ask for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, but that exchanging Dragic may come at too big of a salary cap hit for Detroit.
He says the Suns don't necessarily need to hit the panic button now that Bledsoe is sidelined.
The Suns would appear well equipped to survive Bledsoe's absence. That's a nice benefit of having two starting point guards playing like All-Stars. Phoenix has outscored opponents by 3.4 points per 100 possessions overall, per NBA.com...If they can trudge along at .500 without (Bledsoe) -- and the surface numbers suggest they can -- they'll finish with 45 wins, in the thick of a playoff race no one thought they'd be in even at full strength.
Lowe ultimately says he's "rooting for" the Suns to hold onto Frye and Dragic this season, and for them to simply try to upgrade their point guard depth. He mention's Washington's Eric Maynor, Detroit's Will Bynum, Denver's Andre Miller and Toronto's Kyle Lowry and Greivis Vasquez as possible targets.
If the Suns do want to make a trade for a point guard, they can avoid trading any of their core players by offering one of their many draft picks (either first or second round) -- most of which they acquired through various trades before the season began.
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I've been to them all in manhattan. Ippudo, Toto, Ivan, naruto, Sapporo, bossa nova, terekawa, the list goes on And Hide-Chan ramen is the best of the best. They're menu accommodates every Japanese food and flavor you could want. They're soup is simply bliss, and not overly fatty and deliciously smooth. They're noodles (they have straight and wavy) have the perfect amount of slurp, slide, and bouncy bite. There is not a more satisfying bowl of ramen in New York.
Posted by RCB on 04/23/2014
Good food, service and price but get there early before the crowds flow in. A must for ramen lovers.
Posted by S.A.B. on 03/15/2014
Good ramen, and also order the pork and shrimp dumplins and the pork roll. Gets crowded, so show up before 5:30
Posted by Anonymous on 01/12/2014
Hide-Chan is a once a week lunch spot for my coworkers & I. The food is amazing and is hearty & filling without putting you into a carb coma. Once you get seated service is quick and efficient (it can get busy at noon so you may wait for a table) if not a little brisk. The ramen can be as soft or as firm as you want. If you don't specify it will be medium. Same can be said of the broth. If you want it less "rich" (fatty) order the NY Style. Monday thru Wednesday you get a free topping and the small draft is the perfect size for a lunch beer if you so desire. If you like authentic Japanese ramen, definitely give it a shot.
Posted by Luke Skywalker on 10/23/2013
I have read all the reviews here and honestly I am a little surprised. Hide-Chan makes a fantastic bowl of delicious ramen (go "NY style" for a bit of a lighter broth or "traditional" if you're feeling full richness. The appetizers like pork buns and gyoza dumplings are potentially even better and if you go before 6:30, they're half off. It's one of the better hearty meals in midtown for about $20 a person or less. One more thing... I'm not a nut for political correctness, and I understand that some would assume that if Japanese people frequent the restaurant - it must be good. On the other hand, describing the people as "Japanese-looking" or "seeming" is a tad on the racist side.
Posted by Yankee on 02/11/2013
Didn't care for the noodles. Didn't care for the broth. Didn't care for anything. I'm no ramen expert but you should avoid this place.
Posted by Stealth Zwerdog on 03/30/2012
I tried the Hakata Kuro Ramen, in a rich broth. They aren't kidding when they say rich. It's basically a bowel of molten pork fat with noodles and some other things in it. It was delicious (although not quite up to Ippudo level) but I couldn't finish the broth because it was so rich - but that's my problem and not theirs. I had no issue with service at all, and they even threw in a pork bun on the house. Next time I'll get the less rich broth.


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of Decolonization
(Published Feb. 2011)
Political Theories of Decolonization
provides an introduction to some of the seminal texts of postcolonial
political theory. The difficulty of founding a new regime is an
important theme in political theory, and the intellectual history of
decolonization provides a rich--albeit overlooked--opportunity to
explore it. Many theorists have pointed out that the colonized subject
was a divided
subject. This book argues that the postcolonial state was a divided
state. While postcolonial states were created through the struggle for
independence, they drew on both colonial institutions and reinvented
pre-colonial traditions. Political
Theories of Decolonization
illuminates how many of the central themes of political theory such as
land, religion, freedom, law, and sovereignty are imaginatively explored
by postcolonial thinkers. In doing so, it provides readers access to
texts that add to our understanding of contemporary political life and
global political dynamics.
Published by Oxford University Press
Annick T.R. WibbenFeminist Security Studies: A Narrative Approach
(Published December, 2010)
The volume explicitly works toward an opening up of security studies
that would allow for feminist (and other) narratives to be recognized
and taken seriously as security narratives. To make this possible, it
presents a feminist reading of security studies that aims to invigorate
the debate and radicalize critical security studies. Since feminism is
a political project, and security studies are, at their base, about
particular visions of the political and their attendant institutions,
this is of necessity a political intervention. The book works through
and beyond security studies to explore possible spaces where an opening
of security, necessary to make way for feminist insights, can take
place. While it develops and illustrates a feminist narrative approach
to security, it is also intended as an intervention that challenges the
politics of security and the meanings for security legitimized in
existing practices.
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James Lance TaylorBlack Nationalism in the United State: From Malcolm X to Barack Obama
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Black nationalism. Is it an outdated political strategy? Or, as James
Taylor argues in his rich, sweeping analysis, a logical response to the
failure of post–civil rights politics?
Taylor offers a provocative assessment of the contemporary relevance
and interpretation of black nationalism as both a school of thought and
a mode of mobilization. Fundamental to his analysis is the assertion
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community. Pitting local nationalist determination against Moroccan
territorial ambitions, the dispute is further complicated by regional
tensions with Algeria and the geo-strategic concerns of major global
players, including the United States, France, and the territory's
former colonial ruler, Spain. For over twenty years, the UN Security
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interests against Western Sahara's long-denied right to a
self-determination referendum as one of the last UN-recognized colonies.
In the first book-length treatment of the issue in over two decades,
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Shifting geographical frames—local, regional, and international—provide
for a robust analysis of the stakes involved.
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the American national game, however, baseball has pursued a "national
pastime tradeoff," which has brought benefits but has come with a high
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emergence mean for the United States and the world? With intimate
detail, Shalendra D. Sharma's China and India in the Age of
Globalization explores how the interplay of socio-historical,
political, and economic forces has transformed these once poor agrarian
societies into economic powerhouses. Yet, globalization is hardly a
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Keally McBridePunishment and Political Order(Published 2007)
Most of us think of punishment as an ugly display of power. But punishment also tells us something about the ideals and aspirations of a people and their government. How a state punishes reveals whether or not it is confident in its own legitimacy and sovereignty. Punishment and Political Order examines the questions raised by the state's exercise of punitive power—from what it is about human psychology that desires sanction and order to how the state can administer pain while calling for justice. Keally McBride's book demonstrates punishment's place at the core of political administration and the stated ideals of the polity.
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Pooja, a rich and spoilt child, runs away from the yacht of her dad for her love- a movie star. On her way to mumbai (bombay in this film), she meets Raghu (amir khan) in a bus, and soon has to rely on him for the safe arrival of hers to mumbai. Raghu has money in his mind. He has a plan to get rich, but love strikes them and they both fall for each other.
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Covenant raises questions
Posted: December 21, 2012|
AS CLIFF Richard says, Christmas is a time for giving and for receiving.
No doubt for Ashbourne Allotments Association and the residents of Mayfield Road, they felt Nestle had presented them with a fantastic gift for festive season.
The restrictive covenant on the land adjacent to Ashbourne Cemetery is going to prove a major hurdle in the face of Derbyshire Dales District Council's plans to place a traveller's site there.
Nestle have given campaigners against the proposal the stumbling block they have desperately been searching for.
And the district council? Has refused to comment further until the New Year.
Apparently the district council is now focussing on research for a detailed report which will explore as many options for travellers as possible ahead of "very very thorough consultation."
That's nice.
It seems entirely sensible that, if you were to consider finding an appropriate home for someone, especially someone who may need access to specific services, you would look at all the available options and then, perhaps, if you were going to be building something new (be it hard-standing or a house), you'd have a chat with the people who live and work nearby.
But let's not lose sight of the fact that the Watery Lane site was picked way back in October. Planning permission was sought at the beginning of November.
After a huge public outcry, the council quickly back-pedalled before coming up with the idea of searching for lots of appropriate sites around the district, although out of the dozen listed, only three were thought to be even remotely appropriate.
And one of those three, the prime candidate, the plot selected by the Derbyshire Gypsy Liaison Group, had a restrictive covenant on it.
A convenant the council knew about and had already written to Nestle about, requesting to, in essence, buy the covenant from the firm, allowing them to release the land from it's 'no development' restrictions.
Also, a covenant that was still in place when the council applied to itself for planning permission.
The News Telegraph asked the district council the following questions: "Does the convenant now prevent the council from putting a traveller's site next to the cemetery and if the convenant was a) in place and b) known to the council, why was planning permission even considered?
Is it not a waste of council tax-payers money to be putting in a futile planning application and what was the idea behind putting all the work/time etc into creating a report for the application if the covenant hadn't been released?
Also, what would have happened if the planning permission had been discussed and approved at November's Southern Area Planning Committee and then the covenant had not been released?"
The district council's response: "While we're conscious of the level of public interest in this issue, it isn't appropriate for the District Council to comment in any detail at this stage on this particular site in isolation. We are of course aware of the Nestle position, but are currently concentrating on putting together a more detailed report, as requested by last week's Corporate Committee, on all potential sites, including new suggestions submitted by Derbyshire County Council. Because of this, we won't be commenting further until the New Year."
Excellent. A perfect example of democracy, transparency and accountability in action.
It would be pure conjecture to suggest that the district council is rapidly distancing itself from the Watery Lane debacle, or to say that, perhaps an unwillingness to answer these questions is rooted in the fear that the tax-payers won't like the answers.
Nestle has given the town a gift this Christmas.
And not because it has prevented a traveller's site in the town, but because it hopefully will prevent a traveller's site on the most inappropriate site in the town.
Maybe now is the time, at Christmas, for the town to receive some answers from those we elected to serve our interests.


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Serves 6 to 8
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, microwaved on high power for 15 seconds
1/2 cup apricot jam
2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
6 cups shredded meat from a very large or 2 small rotisserie chickens
16 dried apricots (a generous 1/2 cup) cut into small dice
1/2 cup chopped roasted salted almonds
4 large scallions, sliced thin
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil leaves
Whisk cream cheese, jam, and lime juice in a small bowl. Mix remaining ingredients in a large bowl. Add dressing; toss to coat. Serve.


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|It has been suggested that LiveConnect and XPConnect be merged into this article. (Discuss) Proposed since February 2014.
Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface (NPAPI) is a cross-platform plugin architecture used by many web browsers.
It was first developed for Netscape browsers, starting in 1995 with Netscape Navigator 2.0, but was subsequently adopted and implemented by many other browsers, although some browsers later dropped support.
A plugin declares that it handles certain content types (e.g. "audio/mp3"). When the browser encounters that content type it loads the associated plugin, sets aside space within the browser context for the plugin to render and then streams data to it. The plugin is then responsible for rendering the data. The plugin runs in-place within the page, as opposed to older browsers that had to launch an external application to handle unknown content types.
The application programming interface (API) requires each plugin to implement and expose approximately 15 functions for initializing, creating, destroying and positioning plugin content. The NPAPI also supports scripting, printing, full screen plugins, windowless plugins and content streaming.
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The origin of the Netscape plugin functionality started at Adobe Systems. John Warnock, CEO of Adobe, and Allan Padgett, one of the primary authors of Acrobat Reader, were hopeful that Adobe's fledgling PDF file format could play a role beyond the desktop. Soon after Netscape released the first version of Navigator, Padgett and fellow developer Eswar Priyadarshan tried to find a way to make PDF an integral part of the Web experience. The result was a live demo shown to Warnock and Netscape CEO Jim Clark. Prior to that demo, the only native file formats on the Web were HTML pages and embedded images. Links to other file types caused the user to be prompted to download the file, after which the user could open the appropriate application. In that demo, however, when a user clicked on a link to a PDF file, the file was rendered within the browser window, seamlessly blending HTML and PDF consumption. Clark excitedly asked who at Netscape had provided support for the integration, only to discover that the integration was done without Netscape involvement, but by reverse engineering the Netscape browser.
The companies set out the next week to bring what was known as "Allan's Hack" to market. While Netscape was ready to incorporate PDF directly into the browser, and certainly Adobe would have gained from that, Padgett proposed his plugin architecture. Adobe developers Gordon Dow and Nabeel Al-Shamma had recently added a plugin architecture to the Acrobat Reader to leverage the development efforts of developers outside of the Reader team. Padgett had been a part of that effort, and he expected that if given a chance, other companies (and hopefully teams within Adobe) would choose to extend the Web as well. Clark and team in the end were convinced and set off designing the API that would support the new model.
In the following years many popular internet browsers adopted the API, making it the universal standard for web browser plugin development.
Google announced in 2013 that their browser will not support NPAPI plugins anymore, and will block plugins which use this technology. This includes Oracle's Java and Microsoft's Silverlight plugins, although these will be whitelisted during 5 months."[1] This is due to security and stability issues with the API, among other things.
Scripting support[edit]
Scripting is a feature allowing JavaScript code in a web page to interact with the plugin. Various versions of Netscape and then Mozilla supported this feature using different technologies, including LiveConnect, XPConnect, and npruntime.
The disadvantage of LiveConnect was that it was heavily tied to the version of Java within the Netscape browser. This prevented the browser from using other Java runtimes, and added bloat to the browser download size since it required Java to script plugins.
Additionally, LiveConnect was tricky to program. The developer had to define a Java class for the plugin, run it through a specialised Java header compiler and implement the native methods. Handling strings, exceptions and other Java objects from C++ was non-obvious. To compound matters LiveConnect used an earlier and now obsolete API for invoking native C++ calls from Java called JRI. The JRI technology has long since been supplanted by JNI.
LiveConnect was problematic for Mozilla. The dependency on an obsolete and proprietary Java runtime and the JRI API meant that LiveConnect never really worked.
Mozilla was already using XPCOM to define the interfaces to many objects implemented in C++. Each interface was defined by an IDL file, and run through an IDL compiler that produced header files and a language neutral type library that was a binary representation of the interface. This binary described the interface, the methods, the parameters, the data structures and enumerations.
XPConnect uses the type library information to marshal calls between different thread contexts and between JavaScript and natively compiled C++. XPConnect is used extensively throughout Mozilla. Starting with Netscape 6.1 and Mozilla 0.9.2, NPAPI was extended so that a plugin could return a scriptable interface to itself and XPConnect would marshal calls to it from JavaScript and the C++ implementation.
XPConnect has no Java dependency, however the technology is based on XPCOM, which is similar to Microsoft COM. Thus the plugin developer must be familiar with reference counting, interfaces, IDL and more to implement scripting. The dependency on XPCOM led to certain dynamic linking issues (e.g. the fragile base class problem) which had to be solved before the plugin would work correctly with different browsers. XPCOM has since been changed to supply a statically linked version to address such issues. This approach also requires an .xpt file to be installed next to the DLL; otherwise the plugin will appear to work, but scripting won't, causing confusion.
At the end of 2004, all major browser companies using NPAPI agreed on NPRuntime[2] as an extension to the original NPAPI to supply scripting, via an API that is similar in style to the old C-style NPAPI and is independent of other browser technologies like Java or XPCOM. It is supported by Mozilla (1.7.5+) / Firefox, Safari, Opera and Chrome.
Browser support[edit]
The following web browsers support NPAPI plugins:
- Web
- Safari
- Konqueror
- WebOS Isis browser
- Mozilla project applications, including
- Camino
- Firefox: Firefox has reduced support for NPAPI from version 30 on.[3]
- Mozilla Application Suite
- SeaMonkey
- Netscape Navigator and Communicator
- Opera: NPAPI support is deprecated from Opera 20 onward. NPAPI support for Linux was removed with Opera 24.
- Odyssey Web Browser on MorphOS
- Qupzilla
The following browsers once supported NPAPI plugins, but have dropped support since:
- Google Chrome / Chromium. In September 2013, Google announced that it would phase out NPAPI support in Chrome during 2014 because "NPAPI's 90s-era architecture has become a leading cause of hangs, crashes, security incidents, and code complexity".[4] NPAPI support was removed from the Linux version of Chrome in May 2014 (version 35).[5] NPAPI support is disabled by default since April 2015 (version 42) for Windows and OS X, but can be turned on in the settings. Google plans to drop Chrome NPAPI support from all platforms in September 2015 (Chrome 45).[6]
- Internet Explorer from version 3 up to 5.5SP2. Internet Explorer for a time supported NPAPI plugins, allowing plugins that functioned in Netscape Navigator to also function in Internet Explorer. Support came via a small ActiveX control implemented within a "plugin.ocx" file that acted as a "shim" between ActiveX and the NPAPI plugin. IE would load the control and use it to host plugins specified within the page. However, Microsoft saw this as a security issue and dropped support in version 5.5 SP2 and later in MS03-015 for IE 5.01.[7][8][9]
|This section possibly contains original research. (July 2012)
On Microsoft Windows, a popular misconception concerning the NPAPI technology is that a plugin is somehow inherently safer than an ActiveX control.[citation needed] Both run native machine instructions with the same privileges as the host process. If the host processes have broad privileges, a malicious plugin can do as much damage as a malicious ActiveX control.[citation needed] It is important to note that NPAPI plugins can be made much safer by simply running in a limited user account. It is generally possible to install and run plugins with a limited user, while installing ActiveX controls requires administrative privileges (prior to IE8) even when the ActiveX runs in a limited account. When running with limited privileges, a plugin cannot do as much damage.
One important difference between NPAPI and ActiveX is that NPAPI is solely for Internet plugins, while ActiveX is used for a wide variety of purposes, including application composition in Windows applications. A typical Windows user has a vast array of ActiveX controls installed, a number of which are probably marked "safe for scripting", but are not actually secure. Any of these can be used as means to subvert the user's computer prior to the introduction of the ActiveX Opt-in feature in Internet Explorer 7.[10]
Another difference is that NPAPI implementations (prior to Mozilla Firefox, see below) did not offer to automatically download or install missing plugins. A missing plugin caused the browser to display a jigsaw piece representing the plugin. If the user clicked on that they were directed to Netscape's plugin finder service where they could manually download and install the plugin for themselves. While this is inconvenient to the user, it is also an important security measure since it prevented the content using the browser as a vector for malware.
In Internet Explorer, the HTML content specifies the location where the ActiveX control resides. If the control is not already installed, IE offers to download and install the control from the specified source. For legitimate controls, this offers a more streamlined installation mechanism with minimal user interaction. However malicious content could convince the user with clever social engineering to ignore warnings (or their better judgement) and install something that might harm their privacy or the machine. A number of spyware, adware and malware sites use this mechanism to deploy executable content to machines. Microsoft has had to increase the default security settings for ActiveX and maintain blacklists of malicious controls in an attempt to mitigate this risk.
Mozilla Firefox attempts to occupy a middle ground. If a plugin is missing, it notifies the user that the plugin is missing and initiates a secure connection to a plugin finder service hosted on mozilla.org. The user can permit Firefox to download and install the plugin. This model prevents content specifying where a plugin should be downloaded from – the plugin finder service does. This enables Firefox to present a fairly seamless installation mechanism but limit the service to trusted and compatible plugins from reliable sources. This model implicitly trusts the plugin finder service to return "good" plugins, increasing the security required on the host site.
On August 12, 2009, a page on Google Code introduced a new project, Pepper, with the associated Pepper Plugin API (PPAPI),[11] "a set of modifications to NPAPI to make plugins more portable and more secure".[12] This extension is designed specifically to ease the implementation of out-of-process plugin execution. Further, the goals of the project are to provide a framework for making plugins fully cross-platform. Topics considered include:
- Uniform semantics for NPAPI across browsers.
- Execution in a separate process from the renderer/browser.
- Standardize rendering using the browser's compositing process.
- Defining standardized events and 2D rasterization functions.
- Initial attempt at providing 3D graphics access.
- Plugin registry.
Browser support[edit]
The following web browsers support PPAPI plugins:
- Google Chrome
- Opera (since version 24[14])
On 26 May 2011, Mozilla announced that it was "not interested in or working on Pepper at this time."[15]
In February 2012, Adobe Systems announced that future GNU/Linux versions of Flash Player would only be provided via PPAPI, although the previous release, Flash Player 11.2, with NPAPI support, would receive security updates for five years.[16]
See also[edit]
- ^ Google will start blocking most Netscape Plug-In API plug-ins in January 2014, will whitelist Silverlight, Unity & others". TechCrunch. 23 September 2013.
- ^ NPRuntime
- ^ Firefox — Notes (30.0) — Mozilla
- ^ "Google looks to drop Netscape Plugin API support in Chrome, starting with blocking most plugins in January 2014". The Next Web. 23 September 2013.
- ^ "Update on NPAPI deprecation". Chromium Blog. 27 May 2014.
- ^ "The final countdown for NPAPI". Chromium Blog. 24 November 2014.
- ^ Netscape-style plug-ins do not work after upgrading Internet Explorer
- ^ Giannandrea, J. (September 4, 2001) Microsoft breaks Web Plugins in Windows XP at the Wayback Machine (archived October 16, 2007)
- ^ Description of Internet Explorer Support for Netscape-Style Plug-ins
- ^ CWE-623: Unsafe ActiveX Control Marked Safe For Scripting
- ^ Pepper Plugin API (PPAPI)
- ^ Pepper.wiki
- ^ Google heats up native code for Chrome OS
- ^ Opera Developer 24: Pepper Flash is coming to Opera
- ^ NPAPI:Pepper - MozillaWiki
- ^ Adobe and Google Partnering for Flash Player on Linux
External links[edit]
- Plugin development documentation on Mozilla Developer Center, including the NPAPI API
- An ActiveX control that hosts plugins – a replacement for plugin.ocx that was removed from Internet Explorer.
- Book on Programming Netscape Plug-Ins by Zan Oliphant
- Nixysa: A glue code generation framework for NPAPI plugins. Apache 2.0 license.
- NPAPI Tutorial Building a Firefox Plugin (Part two, Part three, Part four)
- Opera 15+ extensions documentation


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Hi all,
i just bought bb 9900 from vodafone, i was using vodafone number before buying this phone so i just bought phone from vodafone
1- i cant use wireless at home (failed authentic against the network)
2- i cant create account in mobileemail.vodafone.net (this blackberry device not registered with your wireless service provider.please register this device ....)
3- i cant use any services: no email , no contact with bb server, no bbm, no facebook
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sounds like you are having some major problems with your new BlackBerry device, and i will try and help you with them in the order you have listed them
1) This message normally appears when you have entered an incorrect password for the WiFi netowrk. Check the password that you have, and try re-entering it, or if your router supports it use the one button setup which should automatically connect you up
2) Do you have BlackBerry services assigned to your number? If not, then this could explain why the device is not showing as registered, and this can be added by customer services for you. If you do, try registering on the host routing table (Main Menu, Options, Advanced Settings, Host Routing Table, BlackBerry Menu Key and select Register Now)
3) Email, Contact with server, BBM and Facebook all rely on the device having BlackBerry services enabled for your number, and the device updating on the BlackBerry servers. If you have followed the steps in number 2 above, this should hopefully allow things to run smoothly for you.
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Dear Grayman
1- you are right about password, i was writing wrong (PROBLEM 1 SOLVED) thanksssss
2- even i don know do i have or not, i never used bb before my questions can be silly, sorry about that
my plan: Your Plan comes with 600 minutes, unlimited texts, 500MB mobile internet, 2GB BT Openzone Wi-Fi and Blackberry e-mail
3- still have same problems (problem 2 and 3)
thanks again
According to the plan details you have listed, it appears that you have BlackBerry services on your number.
Looking at the top of the screen, do you see any of the following...
gprs / edge / 3G (Not registered for BlackBerry services)
GPRS / EDGE / 3G (with 4 dots after it) (Registered for BlackBerry services)
You can also check that the network is turned on on the device by going ot the main menu, and selecting Manage Connections (Looks like an aerial) and ensuring that it has a Tick in the Mobile network box, and then selecting Mobile Network Options and ensuring that data services are set to ON.
Did you try the Host Routing table registration, and if so, did you recevie the registration response?
Dear Grayman,
when signal is stront i can see 3G and 4 dots
when signal is low i can see just GPRS
when i click options i can see only : Sounds and Ring Tones, Networks and Connections, Display, Typing and Language, Device, Call Management , Security, Accessibility, Third Party Applications
i cant find these options: (Main Menu, Options, Advanced Settings, Host Routing Table, BlackBerry Menu Key and select Register Now)
and when i try to open mail account i am takking this error : activation failed an error was encountered when sending the activation transmission
btw: i am using bb bold 9900
thanks again...
Dear Grayman,
i just registered i guess
becuase i got msg like this : Your handheld has been registered with the wireless network.
but still i cant use services(((((((((((((
Dear Grayman
i solved almost all problems with your help
now i can use facebook, twitter
BUT i cant register any e-mail everytime i am taking same error: activation failed an error was encountered when sending the activation transmission
Great that you have got most of the problems sorted, but i think that you are in the wrong place to set your e-mail up. It sounds like you are trying to do an Enterprise Activation. Try going to the following website on a computer and setting it up online instead of on the device.
Select the new user option to create an account and enter the details that it asks for (device PIN/IMEI which are available on the device or on the box it came in) and then choose the option to add an e-mail address. This should hopefully allow you to add the e-mail address to the device. If it still rejects at this point, then i think you will need to call your customer services team as there may be a problem with the provisioning on BlackBerry's services which is causing it to fail.
Hope this is some help
Dear Grayman
i called them and they solved problem
last question how can we set up more than 1 email ???
thank youuuuu
If you log onto the mobileemail.vodafone.net website using your username and password, you should have an option to Set Up another E-Mail account and add the details on for your other account.
If you need a new e-maiul address, you can use the BlackBerry Mobileemail.vodafone.net hosted e-mail address, or one of the many free e-mail providers (yahoo, gmail, live/hotmail etc)
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Directed by Declan Lowney, Rupert Grint is currently in negotiations to star as Michael "Eddie the Eagle" Edwards in the biographical film Eddie the Eagle. A production date has yet to be announced.
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Michael Edwards, better known as "Eddie the Eagle", was the first and only British ski jumper to participate in the Olympic games. After missing out on joining the British Downhill Skiing team for the Olympics in 1984, Eddie began training as a ski jumper, despite being too heavy, too short-sighted and too poor to reach a top spot in the ranking, and eventually ended up last in both competitions during the 1988 Olympics in Calgary, Canada. While he trained in Finland under Chuck Berghorn, worked at a hospital for mental people to have money, slept in car parks and ate food from the trash. Despite all this, he did reach his dream of competing at the Olympic games, and is to this day the British record holder.
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The survey1 of more than 1,000 adults, taken earlier this spring, found that 78 percent of households are planning at least one water-related recreational activity this summer. However, 37 percent describe their swimming skills as fair, lacking or non-existent – with 13 percent unable to swim at all.
"Water safety is important for swimmers and non-swimmers alike, and the best thing anyone can do to help stay safe during water-related activities is to learn how to swim," said Ann Holt, regional director of health and safety at the local American Red Cross.
Proper adult supervision is essential during water activities, as the survey showed that half of those surveyed will be in charge of supervising a child near a pool, lake or other body of water this summer.
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Sheboygan North High School Art Department Chair Frank Juarez has been selected as one of 79 artists from across the state to exhibit his artwork at the Wisconsin Artists Biennial 2009 at the Rahr-West Art Museum in Manitowoc, May 17-July 12.
"This is the first time I have been juried into the Wisconsin Artists Biennial," said Juarez. "As an artist I am extremely excited to be a part of this experience. Out of 279 artists only 79 were selected in this highly competitive state-wide fine arts competition."
His selected work is oil on paper painting titled Untitled (1-109). The painting was up against 576 individual works.
Juarez has enjoyed making art since he was a child. Throughout middle and high school his peers and teachers knew him as an artist. It was not until after graduating from college that he had a genuine interest in painting.
"What started as experimental use of color, line, and composition slowly developed into a confident approach to create textural and transparent surfaces while using high key colors to emphasize lines and organic shapes that interplay with the composition," Juarez said. "The process of creating has allowed me to see and communicate the world around me. My work is constantly changing as I go through life. I paint to document personal and private moments. I paint to reflect. I paint to share. I paint to express."
Juarez focuses on the use of organic shapes in his compositions. He uses abstraction as a way to explore, adopt, adapt, and reflect on life experiences through documenting specific moments in time.
"As an art teacher I believe it validates the concept and act of making art as a life-long creative process. It does not end when you graduate from high school or college. Making art is a way to take time for yourself; to separate yourself from the rest of the world and to enjoy your creative freedom whether it is for public or private use," said Juarez.
The Rahr West Art Museum is located at 610 North Eighth Street, Manitowoc. A reception is being held May 17, 2-4 p.m.
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I have visited this place with my friends twice. The food is good. The ambience is nice. In winters this place is chilling. Its a quiet place away from the noise to sit down, chat and have fun. The food is good and also the service. We friends enjoyed out here overall.
October 14,2013
An average affair!
We went for dinner to this place during Durga Puja.. was moderately occupied.
The ambiance is simply okay... though the lights are very dim.. So if you are visiting with family, it might look shady to you.. especially when you have people getting drunk around you. The ambiance is appealing only based on which table you choose to sit.
The food is pretty decent. We ordered Thai Noodles Soup, Manchow & Cream of chicken soup.. Of which Cream of chicken soup was an outright disaster. The other 2 were pretty good. For starters we ordered a reshmi kabab, Sizzled chicken & Prawns Koliwada... The kabab n Chicken ws good... But the prawns koliwada was only prawns dipped in pure besan.. totally tasteless... The main course was a decent affair with Chicken biryani, fried rice and Dal tadka.
The Fatka was around 2600/- .. a Pretty moderate to cheap affair for the food ordered. Also the Drinks are ordered pretty cheap in here.
We went to this place only because we stay nearby. Frankly i wouldnt advice anyone to take a long drive only to visit this place!
Sachin Chavan, Career and Business Coach
June 04,2012
March 08,2012
Very limited menu
We went there on valentine's day expecting cool romantic place. We were surprised to find out that there was DJ for that night. I mean come on, who puts loud music on valentine's day. Even the menu we find was ordinary and very limited. nothing great. We went courtyard instead.
Visit if around the place
Was there this Valentine's Day. The ambience was pretty with low lights, good music. Drinks are inexpensive. On Valentine's they had a limited menu so we picked the Thai dishes from the menu for snacks, soups and the main course. Was pleasantly surprised to find they all tasted good. But the drive to the place is long especially as we were travelling from Powai. The dinner with drinks worked upto Rs. 1500 for 2. Worth a visit when around the place. But there are better places to long drive to..
Prakash Sawant, Investment Banker
September 01,2011
Horrible Horrible Experience
Probabaly the worst restaurant I have visisted till date. Insects all over the table, dirty table cloth, uncooked food, arrogant staff are just to name a few of the bad things of the place. The staff has no idea of whats cooked in the kitchen. Service is slower then that pace of the vehicles travelling on the potholes filled GB road. I am never ever visiting this place ever in my life. BAD BAD Experince considering the fact that yesterday was my wife's birthday and this place screwed it all. I am giving one star as it wont let me post this comment but trust me this place does not even deserver this one star.
Cozy Place for perfect evening
I was looking for good family restaurant to dine with family. After going ahead on godhbhar road, I found this place.
This is open garden restaurant and with low lighting. When you enter this hotel in evening you will get nice calm feeling. Place will well built and tables are kept inside hut or near trees. Its like you are dinning in the garden. Place was kept clean and waiters was well dressed.
Drink is not very expensive here (RS.160-Rs.200 for 650ML bottle of beer and Rs.100-150 for peg) and Non alcoholic mock tails are priced at Rs.90-Rs.100 and was very very good. (try cocktail juice it was nice). We ordered chicken kebabs, roti and chicken gravy dish. While chicken kebab was excellent, chicken gravy dish was good.
Starters are priced around Rs.140 to Rs.225 and main course also cost between Rs.150-Rs.250 depending upon veg, non veg dishes.
We will be definitely going again here.
June 02,2010
Great food, and lovely experience
I love the feel and look of this place! Great food, and warm service. Except for the possibility of it being a little warm on a summer night, it's perfect for an evening out with the family or on a date. Tables are well spaced and you enjoy a kind of private dining experience. The cocktails too here are very well mixed. I liked their Watermelon Mojito and you also have the option of buying cocktail pitchers which is great when you're in a big group.
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The primary runoff election is set for July 22. Georgia voters will decide the Republican race between U.S. Representative Jack Kingston and businessman David Perdue who are seeking the seat currently held by U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss. Chambliss announced his retirement last year and did not run for re-election.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins will hold six spots on the NHL All-Star ballot, the NHL announced today.
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Letang was voted on to the team as a write-in last season.
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The original Shepherds of the Port Authority could not expect their many engineering wonders to be subject to anything more than great monkeys and bi-planes. They were engineers and financial wizards not goon politicians.
Since the flood gates of political corruption opened, the functional P.A. ceased to exist. I believe that until honorable people remove everyone on an executive level and every one of the Commissioners from the Agency replacing them again with honest Engineers and Financial Wizards the PA and the public are doomed.
It is the responsibility of honest community leaders (if any can be found) to pressure a serious house cleaning at the Agency. Builders, transportation experts, and financial technicians are needed to steer "The Port". Anyone with political ties needs removal and execution.
Go ask the lower level Port Authority employees. Those with 20+ years in their jobs will tell you who needs to be in the positions of responsibility and why. There is a way to save the Port Authority and it starts with removal of all elected officials of this modern age who have any voice over this public agency. Then, the placement of old fashioned honest people within the management who hate politics and have the honorable grit to steer the agency properly.
I don't have enough faith in the public anymore to see this happening. All I can visualize is financial ruin, disrepair, and satanic levels of corruption.
Mr. Doig,
Your comment are "right on the money". Yes, the pun was intended.
The old Port of New York Authority was a world model of how to run a public agency, make money, and insure the quality of your charged areas. Over the years the politicians have hounded the Agency. Not to insure the proper use of public funds but to rape and pillage the coffers of the only government agency in America actually doing it's job properly, making money, and saving money.
Austin J Tobin help a firm hand on the Agency. He fought tooth and nail to keep the blood sucking politicians out of the PA and won. His death signaled the "Invasion of the Money Snatchers". Slowly at first then to a full blown assault. Glutton Republican Christy can be credited with the finial blow of the sledge hammer that killed a once fine superior government entity. The public through their representatives have what they have always wanted. The people who can never say anything good and want change just to screw up what is working right have their prize. The Engineers and Financial Wizards are gone. Political Hacks with NONE of the qualification for diligent use of education and experience to forward a government Agency are in place.
I think the NEW Agency should be called THE POLITICAL AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY.
I am more than willing to debate publicly with anyone on the subject of the Port Authority. I have the combined education and experience of two careers spanning 50+ years of PONYA and PANYNJ. Both my Father and i worked diligently to fulfill our roles as employees. We knew the founders and knew their goals both short and long term. They were honorable people who wanted the pride of accomplishment and not the dishonor of sleazy slime dripping political copulation. They instilled in each and every employee, no matter the station, the accomplishments of hard work and the pride of the results.
I am in my last few years of life, embarrassed at the Agency I was so proud of and enraged by the disgusting political slime that now drips from every corner and eave of the Port Authority.
Folks, you have everything you wanted. Your Votes put all the scum of our area in positions to destroy something anew. You have definitely insured yourself higher tolls, decrepit transportation facilities, and much fatter Christies than you have now. I can only praise the area citizens for their collective intelligence of purpose to destroy everything of value within their sight.
This is the best article about the PA I've read in a long while. Finally, someone has enlightened the public on the inside political workings that are destroying an Agency that once was the model of public administration for the world. From 1928 to the 1960's it worked perfectly. Then, the downfall began. Politics seeped in and began to corrode the Agency. Now, it benefits no one. The entire region is losing. The destruction of the Port Authority's loss of favor and therefor, loss of power removed it's ability to complete it's functions. I believe that it is to late to return the Port Authority of legend to where it once stood. It is ruined and no amount of chest beating by politicians will bring it back. The worse fears of the Creators of the PA have happened----POLITICS and MONEY.
I was just reading some of the other post so,
Folks, He is a Woodbridge, NJ Police Officer. Philadelphia, for those of you who are unaware is in Pennsylvania. That is a different state and he can't carry there without a Pennsylvania Carry and Conceal permit.
Now, let us say he had his Off Duty weapon and killed a couple of those jerks. You would all be looking for his head in a Pennsylvania jail, forever.
I am sorry for these two guys. Especially, since one is a Police Officer.
This is prevalent assaulting of fans who are in "Colors" is not going to stop as long as the gang mentality exists. Until that time comes, wear your "Colors" in front of your own TV and not at the game, especially when the opposing fans outnumber you by a gang to 1 or 2.
There is no known way to make these extreme sexual predators stop what they do, no matter what their life's profession is or how educated they are. I think they should be executed but, would except permanent (No parole ever) confinement in a closed facility (Prison).
Folks, are you all aware that when these people are released from prison they are put in half way houses within the residential communities of our country without your knowledge? These facilities are either owned or leased by the government. Although our laws say we (if you sign up) should be notified of the sexual predators in your area, I have been told that government installations of any type that are not classified as incarceration facilities do not have to divulge information about anyone working or residing there in. The meaning, you could have the house next door to you rented by any local, state, or federal agency and they can and do put predators of this type in them. You will not be told about this either. Wow!! isn't that a wonderful thought. These people CAN NOT be rehabilitated by any means less than a frontal lobotomy. Sexual thoughts and deviance comes from the brain NOT the sex organs. Think Think Think.
No matter what you believe about this benefit it was negotiated by the Port Authority and different Unions of the Port Authority. If you believe that unions and union negotiated contacts are binding on both parties for the terms of the item then, I ask that you vote YES. This item, whether a Police Officer, Maintenance Worker, or Office Staff person was brought about as a real permanent benefit of employment. So, How about all of you? What would you do or how would you feel if a long time benefit you received from your employer and depended upon was arbitrarily stopped whether you were in a union or not ? Vote Yes


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SAN ANTONIO - Rafael Miranda was out of work and had been drinking for four days when he pulled into the path of an oncoming car at the Southeast Bexar County intersection of Loop 1604 and Highway 181 South.
Donna Hopkins, 63, a passenger in the car, was killed. Her husband, Thomas, was behind the wheel. They were on their way home from church on Jan. 3, 2010.
"I just feel kind of empty. I don't know what to do," Thomas Hopkins testified during a sentencing hearing for Miranda on Friday -- a feeling echoed by the victim's son, Leslie Hopkins.
"She was the one that brought the family together all the time," Hopkins said. "She was basically our anchor for the family."
Leslie Hopkins' wife worked with her mother-in-law at Harmony Elementary School in the East Central School District, where Donna Hopkins worked as a substitute teacher and volunteer.
Hopkins death cast a sad pall over the school she said.
"To see the looks in (the students') eyes was very sad," Hopkins said. "I didn't want to go back, but I had do go back."
As part of a plea bargain, Miranda was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined $1,500.
Judge Ron Rangel also made an affirmative finding that Miranda's vehicle was a deadly weapon. That means he will not be eligible for parole until he has served one-half of his sentence.
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Districts may have more affordable access to broadband internet service as early as fall 2014, thanks to an FCC proposal to reform the federal E-rate program that connects schools and public libraries to the internet. The proposal marks a step forward for President Barack Obama's ConnectED initiative to bring high-speed internet access to 99 percent of U.S. students within five years.
The FCC wants to increase high-speed Wi-Fi networks in classrooms and libraries, and create consortiums of school districts that will purchase technological needs in bulk to drive down costs. The FCC also proposes using a faster application process for funds, as the current system requires a lot of paperwork and schools sometimes wait years for the money.


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We live in a converted small barn. The hallway runs the whole length of the house from front door to back. The problem is that we have a loft that is just as long that runs along the top of the wall. Too low for living but we use it for storage. Have for the past years used painted lattice to cover it in. Then I tried curtains from some fabric I had. Only a few made and put up but it doesn`t look right either. Plain off white. You really need pictures to understand this one. Thanks so much for any help
When I've seen this in buildings I've been in, there'll typically be offices in the loft area of the building, and there will be windows in the space you're covering with curtains. Since the windows don't need to keep out the heat or cold, or even open, you could perhaps make windows with salvage glass and wood window stop moldings.
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So I've been up to see Wairere Falls before but never managed to get to the top. The half way point seemed good enough, haha. But this time I wanted to get to the top. It was a great day and, compared to the other couple of times I have walked up there, it seemed easier this time. Add on an extra 40 mins and we were at the top!!!
You can see right over Matamata and the surrounding towns far below and stand on a platform, of sorts, that sits next to the waterfall so you can see down where the lookout point is half way up. I can really believe I didn't go all the way up before but I will be doing it again before I go!!!
It's 2 weeks until the families new Au Pair arrives, which seems crazy, and then I will have all of 2 weeks ish to help her settle in and sort my stuff out before heading back to Waiuku for Christmas!!
I'm not sure what will happen in between. Hopefully I can finish sorting out some travelling down to the south island but come May, when I need to leave the country, I will be flying to America to start a new year as an Au Pair!! No details on where yet. !'m hoping for California, hehe, but I'm filling in the application and putting down plans to get my visa sorted while I search for a family. I'm on to the next adventure and so excited but it's hard to see other people leave and leave others behind. :) One day I will be back and hopefully when I turn up on their doorsteps, they'll remember me, haha.
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Thai Papaya opens at new site
The Thai Papaya Cuisine restaurant, owned and operated by Thailand natives Thim and Joe Potchanant, will open to the public at 5 p.m. today in a new $1.3 million facility in Waterford Park at 1434 Tutor Lane.
The site, overlooking a man-made lake, is located west of North Burkhardt Road on Evansville's East Side.
The building sits on 1.89 acres behind GFS (Gordon Food Service) Marketplace and Dr. Dashboard.
The new digs include 5,000 square feet of space, 3,000 more than the Potchanants' previous location at 6240 E. Virginia St.
An attention-getter is the restaurant's 50-seat outdoor Bangkok Grill, where diners have opportunities to grill their own menu selections.
There is space for seating 150 more diners indoors — 62 more than in the former location.
The Potchanants are offering a number of new menu items and a full bar, including wine, beer and liquor.
The restaurant will operate from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week.
It also will offer catering both on- and off-site.
A party room is available for weddings, meetings and other events.
The Potchanants worked with Fred Heseman of Head Investment LLC and Joseph Ream of East Park Development in acquiring the site.
They opened their first restaurant location on Virginia Street five years ago.
Thim Potchanant came to the business with nearly a lifetime of experience preparing Thai food for her extended family.
Both Potchanants knew of good cooks, who were natives of Thailand, in the Midwest, including in Louisville, Ky.
They hired and trained them in Thai cooking, which the restaurant offers almost exclusively.
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As expected, little time was wasted in the 112th Congress before a bill was introduced to repeal the Dodd- Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. This past week Rep. Michele Bachmann (RMN) along with her colleagues Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO), Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA) and Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) introduced, H.R. 87, which is a one sentence bill to repeal Dodd- Frank. Although the bill certainly grabbed a lot of attention upon its introduction, it is unlikely that the legislation will pass the House, and it is all but certain that the Senate will not take it up. Of course, were either of these to miraculously occur, President Obama is guaranteed to veto the legislation and we cannot see how the measure would have passed with veto proof majorities, so we are confident in our prediction that Representative Bachmann's legislation will not become law.
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