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Long before Teddy Roosevelt and Ansel Adams swooned at the beauty of the place, ex-49er and early photographer Carleton Watkins (1829-1916) captured monumental Yosemite Valley for the public's eyes. His stunning 1860s wet-plate negative photos — on view at Stanford's Cantor Arts Gallery April 23-Aug. Read more »
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It really doesn't matter that this National Geographic slideshow is from 2008. The relevancy of the nudibranches featured therein defy space and time and will easily be the most uplifting and forward-thinking thing you see on the Internet today.
In a slight departure from his job as founder of the Noir City film festival (coming up at the Castro Theater Jan. 25-Feb. 3), Eddie Muller pays homage to a dark auteur of a different medium with a talk at the Contemporary Jewish Museum on Thu/10. The object of Muller's affection is famed crime scene photographer Arthur Fellig, a.k.a. Weegee. Weegee introduced artistry -- often by way of extra-journalistic manipulation -- into the documentation of extra-legal happenings during the 1930s and '40s, so perhaps Muller's fascination with the subject should come as no surprise. We caught up with Muller via the Interwebs to find out more about why he wants to draw upon Weegee's dark arts in this week's presentation. Read more »
Originally built as an airport for flying boats, Treasure Island's man-made four square kilometers went on to house the Navy, and now is home to wineries, environmental hazards, electronic music from time to time, 2,500 people -- most of them low-income, many of them college students -- and tons of unused, abandoned buildings that capture the imagination of artists (check out this video from Tiny Town Productions we posted last year.)
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Let the photos above serve as a reminder that your humpday muck-ups really aren't the cataclysms they seem to be.
The shots are from an exhibit that opens today at Intersection for the Arts called "(re)collection: Family Photos Swept By the 3/11 Japan Tsunami". They're representative ofa massive collection of photographs salvaged from crushed homes in the wake of the 2011 magnitude 9.0 earthquake offshore from the island nation. That'd be the one that caused the devastating tsunami, flattening coastal towns like Tohoku, where massive numbers of lives were lost and where these images were collected by rescue workers. Read more »
To celebrate the incredibly engaging Cindy Sherman retrospective at the SF MOMA (through October 8), we asked four of San Francisco's premier drag performance artists to re-enact four of Sherman's iconic portraits. It's all about looking twice -- or in Sherman's case, four or five times -- and we wanted to see how many layers of gaze her work could hold.
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How did you all make out after Irene? I am happy to report that we suffered nothing more than slightly bored and stir-crazy children. Well, that, and the achy joints Mr. Forty-two Roads and I sustained after I insisted that the tornado warnings meant we had to all sleep downstairs on full-size the blowup mattress (translation: the kids slept on it while we tried to doze around them... that thing is definitely too small to sleep four). We didn't even lose power. I had to resort to showing the kids online pics of submerged cars to show what a hurricane could theoretically have done to explain what all the fuss was about.
And now, it's back to the old routine. Phew and yay all around.
As we walked around the city surveying the hurricane damage, we managed to annoy Lara into the following conversation:
L: If you do that one more time, I'm going to call someone to take me into a different family!
A: (trying really hard not to laugh) Really? What family would you go to?
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A: But you don't speak Chinese.
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Hilarious--the last part. Irene didn't cause much damage for us either-- if you don't count the loss of sleep in anticipation of power loss, trees falling, etc. Not complaining--we'll take it.
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The above comment wasn't sent anonymously: it's your reader pal 'WYSIWYG'! Hi! I just messed up the sign-in. Could I blame it on lack of sleep from Irene, or is that stretching it a bit much? :-)
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HARLAN, Ky. (WYMT) - Update, 9/11/13, 5:30 p.m.
A Harlan County woman accused of stabbing another woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday.
Ginger Pendleton, also known as Ginger Pennington, pleaded not guilty to first degree assault in connection to the stabbing Tuesday outside a food stamp distribution office in downtown Harlan.
Pendleton, 21, stabbed Ashley Massey, 26, while the two were entangled in a fight that started over Facebook posts, police said.
Massey's niece, Dominique Thomas, 20, pleaded guilty Wednesday to disorderly conduct after police said she interfered with the scene.
Thomas paid a $50 fine and was released from jail, court officials said.
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Massey was kept overnight at Holston Valley Medical Center in Kingsport, Tenn., and was expected to return home Wednesday, police said.
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One woman was taken to the hospital and two others are behind bars after a stabbing Tuesday in Harlan County.
The fight took place near a food stamp distribution office in downtown Harlan around noon and spilled over into the building's parking lot, police said.
Ginger Pendleton, 21, and Ashley Massey, 26, were fighting when Pendleton pulled a knife and stabbed Massey twice, police said.
"It appears maybe some taunting and threats have been exchanged over Facebook over possibly an ex boyfriend that one has now," Harlan Police Chief Mike Thomas said. "It just came to a boiling point (Tuesday)."
Police also arrested Massey's niece, Dominique Thomas, 20, for causing a disturbance at the scene.
Massey was taken to Holston Valley Medical Center in Kingsport, Tenn. Her condition was not immediately available, but police said her injuries were not life-threatening.
Pendleton was charged with first degree assault. Thomas was charged with disorderly conduct.
Both women were taken to the Harlan County Detention Center. They declined WYMT's requests for interviews.
Original Story, 9/10/13, 6 p.m.
A fight lands two women behind bars and the other in the hospital.
Police say Ginger Pennington, also known as Ginger Pendleton, stabbed Ashley Massey around noon Tuesday. It happened in front of the food stamp office on Cumberland Avenue in Harlan.
Massey was flown out Holston Valley Medical Center in Tennessee. Pennington was arrested on assault charges.
Police say Domonique Thomas, a family member of Ashley Massey, was arrested for disorderly conduct at the scene.


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cases for my class CheckVul (code below) but it's my first time using JUnit and am stuck on how to make test cases for these methods since they all are void, and write to a file. The checkDatabase method takes in a 'profile name' and a 'year' provided by the user, to compare that profile with the database of that year and check for vulnerabilities. I have a basic understanding of how to write test cases for simple methods that return something, etc. but not for this. Any suggestions? :S I was thinking making a test case for the checkDatabase method would be simple, but not sure how to go about it.
import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileNotFoundException; import java.io.FileReader; import java.io.IOException; import java.util.Scanner; public class CheckVul { /** * Vulnerability databases. */ private String file = "Vulnerability_Recent.txt"; private String file2 = "Vulnerability_2011.txt"; private String file3 = "Vulnerability_2010.txt"; private String file4 = "Vulnerability_2009.txt"; GenerateReport report = new GenerateReport(); Scanner s,s2; public void checkDatabase(String f, String y) throws IOException{ if(y.equals("2012")){ checkVulRecent(f); } else if(y.equals("2011")){ checkVul2011(f); } else if(y.equals("2010")){ checkVul2010(f); } else if(y.equals("2009")){ checkVul2009(f); } else{ System.out.println("Sorry. Database was not found."); } } /** * The checkVulnerabilites method will ask the user to input conditions 1, 2, 3, or 4 corresponding to their * respective year. Once that's determined, the method will check their System Profile for vulnerabilities. * * @param file The name of the system profile. * @throws IOException If valid input isn't found for making a new file. */ public void checkVulRecent(String f) throws IOException { compare(f, file); } // end if public void checkVul2011(String f) throws IOException { compare(f, file2); } public void checkVul2010(String f) throws IOException { compare(f, file3); } public void checkVul2009(String f) throws IOException { compare(f, file4); } /** * The inputFile method is used to read a file within the checkVulnerabilities * class. * * @param f The name of the file. * @return Buffered Reader 'scan' object for reading files. * @throws FileNotFoundException If the file is not found. */ private Scanner inputFile(String f) throws FileNotFoundException { FileReader fr = new FileReader(f); BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(fr); Scanner scan = new Scanner(br); return scan; } private void compare(String profile, String database) throws IOException{ report.newFile(profile); s2 = inputFile(profile + ".txt"); // file for system profile while(s2.hasNext()){ s = inputFile(database); // data base file String thisLine2 = s2.nextLine(); String[] lineTokens2 = thisLine2.split(";"); while (s.hasNext()) { String thisLine = s.nextLine(); String[] lineTokens = thisLine.split(";"); if (lineTokens[1].equals(lineTokens2[0])) { // software comparison if (lineTokens[2].equals(lineTokens2[1])){ // version comparison report.write(lineTokens, 1, 2, 0, 3, 4, 5); } } } } report.writeClose(); System.out.println("Vulnerability Report\n"); report.print(); report.readClose(); } }// end CheckVul
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If I were the one being asked to test this, I would first have a serious talk with the developer about the design.
First, it's not unit testable since it expects input from a file. A unit test should not cross system boundaries, that is, it should not access the file system, a database, a web service, etc. For this class, you can only write integration tests, which are expected to cross system boundaries.
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One other nitpick (my pet peeve): why skimp on keystrokes and make the class name less readable? What's wrong with naming the class VulnerabilityChecker or something that is easy to read without having to do a mental expansion? Write code with the reader in mind. Don't skimp on keystrokes this way. BTW, a class name should generally be a noun or noun phrase. CheckVul, assuming "Vul" is a lazy short form of "Vulnerability", is a verb phrase and is more suitable as a method name.
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Another thing, why are the checkVul**() methods public? Shouldn't these be private instead? It looks like the checkDatabase() method is meant to be called and then it will call the appropriate checkVul**() method. Since the checkVul** methods are public, there's nothing that prevents them from being called with the wrong parameter values. If they are meant to be public, then why have the checkDatabase() method at all?
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You could have the unit test read the file to assert what was written out. Or you could refactor GenerateReport to provide a way to write to a variable rather than a file.
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The requirement to login is partly a security measure and partly to prevent spambots from placing extra drain on the server.
To avoid confusion, I think it best if only users of Woof report bugs to my ticketing system. That is, guys using Woof to build a distro, for example ttuuxx, gposil and kirk.
For all Puppy Linux bugs, technosaurus has setup this bug tracker:
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Retro Rewatch is an ongoing editorial that takes a look into certain films, conventions, crazes, and characters of the horror genre years after their heyday. It is an effort to try and put the magnifying glass up to the horror world with the much needed luxuries of time and perspective applied in order to fully understand the impact and social significance of these projects/themes/ideas (if any). So for this installment of Retro Rewatch, I present to you the often forgotten film Eight Legged Freaks.
It's kind of odd to consider a film from 2002 as "retro" but sometimes that term doesn't necessarily apply to the date that the movie came out, but rather the intentions of the filmmakers to reference a different time of cinema. Without a doubt, despite your personal feelings of the movie it was an attempt to modernize the big bug movies of the 40s and 50s and bring them into the popular culture in hopes of starting a new revolution of irradiated monster attack films. If you haven't figured it out yet, I'll just go ahead and tell you that it didn't happen, but oh buddy do I wish it did.
Eight Legged Freaks falls into a very special niche group of movie fans. It appeals to people that enjoy a large apocalyptic scenario, a plot that clearly comes secondary to the setup, gore fans, people looking for a fun time via slap stick comedy, and viewers who would rather watch a brainless and fun romp rather than something they have to think about. That is a very specific group of people (or otherwise, a very specific mood to be in) which no doubt shows in the lackluster box office numbers and the small (if existent at all) fan base. But the movie has at least one fan: Poppascotch.
Don't get me wrong in the least Eight Legged Freaks is far from a perfect movie. Hell, it's pretty far from being just a passable movie, but that doesn't take away the fact that the film is a whole lot of fun to watch. However that only applies if you decide to check both logic and reason at the door. The plot holes in the film are numerous and all equally outlandish as the idea that giant spiders are attacking the entire town. For example, the spiders in the film are fast enough to track down and kill a bunch of kids on motocross bikes, which ok I'll buy for the moment, but later as the towns people are running in the street and towards the mall, half of them make it just fine against spiders that can travel upwards of 60 miles per hour? Also, how in the hell did those trap door spiders set up shop behind a bar so quickly and efficiently? Those are two major plot holes and I haven't even touched the surface yet. In a round about way of schlock cinema comprehension, this can all be explained.
The reason that so many of these crazy and outlandish events exist in the film is because they simply look cool and at times, move the plot along. When can the trap door spiders make themselves hidden so quickly? Because it's awesome, that's why. Why is it ok if a motorcycle with a combustion engine can start and fly through the mine with no problem at all, but the slightest match strike could ignite the methane gas in the mine? Because they we wouldn't have a sweet race through the mine later kill joy. The movie doesn't exist to be a pillar of realism; it exists to give you an hour and forty minutes of entertainment at the expense of realism. Isn't that what movies are all about?
A popular viewer stance in movies today seems to be that realism is king. In many situations that don't portray absolute realism, or at least set the movie in a real world environment, there always has to be a reason that the perception of reality is being altered. In The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, they had a beautiful dream world that is accessed through the Imaginarium. In the critically acclaimed film Inception, all the cool visual effects took place in a dream. The point I'm making is that if reality is going to be distorted at all past the point of believability, then it has to be explained to the audience. When did this happen? I didn't sign up for this. When I watch a film, I want to explore the world of the film along with the characters, and more times than not, unrealistic situations or scenarios don't take me out of the movie, I just roll with the punches. Apparently people aren't willing to do that anymore.
I could go on and on about the problems with movie going audiences today, but that's a whole other article, for a whole other time. Eight Legged Freaks is what the discussion is all about and if you take the film for exactly what it is, then it's a great movie to pick with a six pack and a pizza and some good friends. You don't need to listen to ever single plot development in the film, and it's ok if you miss a few jokes because it doesn't matter. The movie isn't about portraying a real world scenario; it's about taking you through a ridiculous situation with some horror, some laughs, and some fun characters. In some ways, I want to think that if the three stooges were still alive and relevant of today's popular culture, then this would be the horror comedy hybrid that they would make. It's not perfect by a long shot, but it's a lot of fun if you can just shut off that big ole melon of yours.
Is it a cult classic, a fitting analysis, or complete forgettable?: As much as it hurts to say, it's completely forgettable for most because it takes all the hamminess out of the big bug movies by actually cracking jokes rather than playing it all seriously. For a few people though, it's a cheesy and ridiculous cult classic. I'm one of those select few.


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The Memnonia is a fast, heavily armed (for its size), single deck corvette.
About this creation
Yes, that's right, I finally committed the resources to building something big. It's about 72 studs (60 cm) long and the cabin is tall enough for a minifig to comfortably stand up. This is, in effect, my first capital ship, although only by the
loosest definition of the term
. By British naval treaty, a corvette like the Memnonia is a sixth rate warship, while capital ships are 1st through third rate. And to scale it would be about 29 meters long (a little longer than a US WWII PT boat), so it does not meet the Star Wars requirement for a capital ship. However, as it is based on naval strategy and not air power strategy as my previous MOCs, I will call it a cap ship anyways.
My formerly biggest MOC, the Minnow, was plagued by structural problems. Basically the whole thing was held together by the bricks that made up its weapons bay walls. It was strong, but far too heavy to support itself effectively. This time, I used solid walls less often. The crew compartment, as well as much of the front half of the ship, is built with SNOT side panels, windows, and the light upside down dump truck bucket covering the bridge. This made it much lighter and less taxing on the structural components at the expense of armor. This configuration also put load bearing structures where you would not expect them (the main turret is actually a load-bearing turret. If I take it off, the rear end would sag and possibly break off!)
The Memnonia is named after the Memnonia (mehm-NO-nee-ah) Fossae region of Mars, which I studied with the
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The Memnonia is 72 studs or 60 cm long. It almost maxed out the close-up mode for my camera.
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Side shot.
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Although it is primarily a space warship, I decided that the Memnonia should still be able to land on planets. I equipped it with retractable landing gear accordingly.
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Engine shot. The main engine disc is slanted, but the thrust-inducing particles still come out straight back. I would have set it straight up, but then I would have to raise the landing gear base and compromise the low rider look.
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Sure, lots of people have big MOCs, but can
capital ship do
? This would be like a PT boat standing on its bow. I am not responsible for any damage caused to your MOCs while attempting this stunt.
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The above position isn't
useless. It lets me show the engine and underside with the gear up.
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With engine cowling removed. Greebles taste better with chrome.
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Side panel with greebs and folding antennae. The Memnonia gives up armor for speed, and the SNOT panels are where the armor is thinnest.
This is the last place on this ship where I do significant greeblage. I promise.
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The second-biggest gun on the Memnonia: the fancy-pants recoil action blaster cannon. I mounted the barrels on little springs so they coud recoil.
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Side shot of the cannon that defends the Memnonia's underside.
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The ship also sports two of these twin Vickers laser cannon turrets. Any resemblance to the British Vickers "K" light machine gun is intentional and asthetic, not functional. The chain-wrapped gears are not magazines but heat sinks. I would have used the Minnow's chain guns here, but they looked comically oversized.
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There are three additional Vickers guns in a turret under the bridge. That gives the Memnonia a total of seven of these Vickers anti-fighter weapons.
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Every corvette must have one big gun. This is mine. The twin hyper-pulse cannon turret.
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Thanks to Dan Jassim and Kyle Keppler for inspiring the design of
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Exterior shot of the dump truck bucket bridge.
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Interior of the bridge. The crew from left to right are: pilot, weapons officer, commander.
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Alternate bridge interior shot. The big monitor in front is where seamless, high image quality inter-ship videoconferencing takes place.
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This is what you would see if you were on the other end of said videoconference. Except there would be a ceiling. In case you were wondering how the crew enters and exits the bridge, the commander's chair folds to allow access to the corridor.
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Aft of the bridge is the kitchen/observation area. On the rack above the grill are the kitchen utensils: shovel, bayonet, lightsabre, power drill. Nothing you wouldn't find in
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Behind the SNOT side panels are the crew quarters. Two bunks in foreground, one in the background. The yellow-doored structure to the left is the space toilet.
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The aft bunk folds up to allow for better operation of the inner airlock door.
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The Memnonia has an airlock large enough to hold a motorcycle. It can effectively deploy equipment or personnell to space or the surface of a planet. The two trans-blue half cylinders form the revolving inner doors.
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The floor of the airlock drops down to form the outer door.
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Motortrikes are
more fun than hoverscooters. Don't believe me? Try doing a donut in a hoverscooter. The Memnonia was supposedly built in a time when efficient, low-power flight grade repulsorlifts were impractical and a motortrike was a perfectly high-tech enough thing to have aboard an interstellar warship.
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The still-unnamed motortrike that fits in the Memnonia's airlock was designed for transporting cargo or personnell around space bases and exploring any planet it might land on.
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The aftmost chamber, engineering, is separated from the airlock by a revolving inner door. It contains the main reactor and some control panels. The main reactor is conveniently located on the vertical axis of the ship between the main engine and main cannon. Note: main reactor is not actually open to the cabin. I just removed some of the shielding to show the interior.
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This shot is supposed to show the main reactor glowing. It didn't come out well, but considering how much I had to disassemble the ship to fit the camera inside, I figured I had to have something to show for it.
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There was a lobster in the fridge. The crew was going to eat him, but they found he made a much more interesting pet for chasing aroung the ship and such.
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Here, two crew members appear to have the creature cornered with some kitchen utensils.
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Thank you for viewing the Memnonia. If you have any questions or CC about my first "capital ship", please leave a comment.
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This thing is beautiful! Fantastic designs. Could you please look at his:
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Ken Lee
September 2, 2008
Your corvette looks great. I've been thinking of ideas for my own capital ship, again it would be my first big lego creation. At the moment I'll have to be content with making small fighters (have a look at mine). Anyway back to the subject, my favourite's the engine, like the way you detailed it and the use of those "saucer" pieces.
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Dr Salvadore
May 25, 2008
...and did i mention how totally COOL those Vickers turrets are!
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Lucas Pozdol
April 20, 2005
Heh, I thought it was micro-scale until I saw the cockpit, interesting use of that rock raiders piece. Your best work yet, IMO.
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Keenan McCallum
March 25, 2005
someone knows how to use his 4970's. nice ship, but look out...those lobsters have some dirty little shenanigans up their....uh...sleeves.
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Jon Newsome
March 20, 2005
I would just like to say that I think that the guns on the small guns on this thing are just killer-looking. The ship itself though has its weak-spots like the nose of the ship could use some help. Overall, nice MOC.
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March 20, 2005
Kernel, this rocks!! lots of great details... the landing gear, Vickers, the main gun.. I could go on. I like the fact that it has a cargo bay (maybe an armored motorcycle could fit in there as well? The trike is more functional). I love the use of the dump-truck bed. Was always wondering what to do with that piece. Keep up the good work!!
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Originally posted by Dave Vick: raghav Another case in which you need to define an explicit constructor is if you define any constructors in a class that take arguments. If you do not define any constructors the compiler will create a default (no argument) consructor for you. If you create any other constructors the compiler assumes that you know what you are doing and will not create a default constructor for you. This can lead you into trouble if you try to create an instance of that class and do not call one of the constructors you defined. Usually this occurs when trying to create an instance of a subclass and then don't include a specific call to super(args), the compiler automatically inserts a call to the superclasses default constructor. Check this code out:
class SuperClass{
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If working with wannabe supermodels isn't terrifying enough, "Miss J" Alexander found himself in the middle of an airplane bomb scare yesterday while flying from Paris to Atlanta.
The America's Next Top Model judge and runway coach was among the 235 passengers on a Delta flight that was diverted to Maine on Tuesday afternoon after a passenger, Derek Stansberry, reportedly claimed to have explosives in his shoes.
Miss J says he sensed something was wrong when...
For no apparent reason, says Miss J, passengers were asked to buckle their seatbelts because of turbulence, even though there wasn't any.
"All of a sudden the flight attendants had this look that was too perfect. You could see fear in their eyes," Miss J just told me. "All of a sudden the lights came on and they were like, 'Everyone, please give us your blankets and pillows.' Something was up because we had at least another three hours of flying time."
It turned out that four federal air marshals were covering Stansberry's boots and a laptop to barricade them just in case a bomb actually did go off.
The plane quickly changed course and landed in Bangor, Maine, where law enforcement authorities "stormed the plane" and took Stansberry into custody, Miss J said. The flight crew then announced there had been a security breach, but everything was now OK.
Miss J and the rest of the passengers had to spend the night at a Bangor hotel. He finally arrived in Atlanta earlier today, just in time for an appearance on Mo'nique's talk show.
Stansberry, 27, is reportedly a decorated Air Force veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. He faces up to 20 years in prison if he's found guilty of interfering with the flight and five years for pretending to have a bomb.
"I don't want to experience that ever again," Miss J said. "It does take a bit of your soul."
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|The crew at lunch–me, Jill, Beth, Jason and Clair
Meet ups; amazing views; education; goodies; opportunities. The Fitness and Health Bloggersconference in Boulder was all that and more. I had a great time meeting some amazing rock star bloggers and learning more than my small brain can handle. You know I love me some bullet points, so here are the highlights:
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- I don't know jack about blogging. But this conference taught me SO much and I can't wait to get started implementing it.
- Twitter matters. A lot.
- Blogger—consider yourself on notice. I'm migrating ASAP.
- Ian Adamson is a perfect spokesperson for Newton—more on that to follow this week.
- My favorite blog discovery: NoMoreBacon. More on that later, too.
- Beth really does fart all the time. In spite of it (because of it?) she's a great host!
- Jason has a great sense of humor and is a social media machine.
- Jill is a down-to-earth sweetheart.
- Beth's friend, Clair, is a fun roommate and puts out a running/yogi blog worth your attention.
- Erin is a breath of fresh air. I love meeting young, smart girls who are going to make a dent in the world.
- Red-headed bloggers know a lot.
- Sitting all day long hurts.
- Each person you see in Boulder is fitter than the last.
- Not being able to run in Boulder is like being waterboarded.
- It really is a small world—I saw a former master's swim-mate from Baltimore in the lobby of the conference hotel.
- I'll be back next year.


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The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) today released the bi–annual Australian forest and wood products statistics update, providing insight into the economic and trade environment for the wood products manufacturing industry.
The report contains trade data for the March and June 2012 quarters as well as updated production data, financial information (such as price indexes, wages, sales and service income) and industry value added data. Employment statistics for 2011–12 are also covered.
ABARES Executive Director Paul Morris said for the first time, this issue of the Australian forest and wood products statistics also includes a range of socio–economic indicators.
"The 2011–12 report will provide an important baseline for socio–economic indicators across the industry that in the past have not been consistently measured or reported," Mr Morris said.
"These indicators have been developed in consultation with industry representatives to inform decisions and policy outcomes,"
Socio–economic indicators are organised under four categories - employment, contribution of industry to the community, workers' wellbeing and work force diversity - that will be tracked across 11 reporting regions in future reports.
In other areas, this year's report indicates that Australia's wood product manufacturers have faced lowered domestic demand for wood products and a reduction in key export markets.
Australia's weak housing activity continued into 2011–12, with total dwelling commencements declining by 11 per cent following falls in every state and territory.
Additionally, the prices of timber products used in housing construction declined by 6.4 per cent in 2011–12, putting further pressure on profitability for domestic wood producers.
The high Australian dollar has also placed pressure on the domestic industry. While the value of wood product imports were down 4.7 per cent, to $4.2 billion, in 2011–12, the value of exports declined by around 10 per cent, to $2.2 billion.
Exports of woodchips declined between 2010–11 and 2011–12 by 17.5 per cent to $729 million. Exports from Tasmania, New South Wales and Western Australia fell, but this was partly offset by an $81 million increase in exports from Victoria.


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US Airways (NYSE:LCC) will announce fourth quarter and full year 2012 earning results Wednesday, January 23. The carrier posted impressive growth in both revenues and earnings in the first three quarters of 2012, driven by growth in passenger traffic and yield. Revenues increased 6.6% y-o-y to $10.5 billion and earnings were $3.70 per share in the nine months ended September 30, 2012, up from $0.33 per share in the year-ago period. [1]
In the fourth quarter, the carrier continued to raise flying capacity on domestic U.S. and Latin international routes to drive growth in passenger traffic. Unit revenue (passenger revenue generated per unit of flying capacity) also increased due to higher passenger fares on certain routes. Thus, growth in fourth quarter top line is likely. A new code share agreement with South African Airways that came in to effect towards the end of the quarter will also contribute to top line growth.
However, hurricane Sandy will impact fourth quarter earnings as US Airways generates a significant portion of its traffic from northeast United States, where the superstorm had struck. We currently have a stock price estimate of $12.73 for US Airways, approximately 10% below its current market price.
See our complete analysis of US Airways here
Capacity Adjustment In Line With Demand Environment
U.S. Airways continued to raise flying capacity on domestic U.S. routes and U.S.-Latin America international routes in the fourth quarter to address rising demand for flights on these routes. As a result, passenger traffic for the carrier increased substantially in both these markets.
In the U.S.-Europe routes, which is witnessing demand fall due to the economic slowdown in Europe, the carrier responded by lowering its capacity. As a result, passenger traffic for the carrier declined in this market. Overall, passenger traffic increased 3.1% y-o-y on net capacity addition of 1% y-o-y in the fourth quarter. [2]
Unit revenue, which is an indicator of passenger fares, also increased 3% and 4% in October and December respectively year-over-year while in November it was flat. [2] [3] [4] This growth in passenger traffic and unit revenue will drive growth in US Airways' top line in the fourth quarter.
Code Share Agreement With South African Airways
During the fourth quarter, US Airways also signed a code share agreement with South African Airways under which the two airlines will be able to sell tickets on selected flights of each other. [5] As a result, the customers of US Airways will have an expanded service network connecting Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth in South Africa with Washington, New York, London, Frankfurt and Munich. While South African Airways will be able to sell seats on US Airways flights connecting London, Washington, New York, Denver, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco and San Diego.
The agreement came in to effect beginning December 19. This will add to US Airways' top line in the fourth quarter and beyond.
Superstorm Sandy will impact earnings
On the flip side, superstorm Sandy struck the northeast U.S. during the last week of October and first week of November disrupting over 15,000 flights and is estimated to have incurred a negative impact of $30 million on fourth quarter earnings of US Airways. [6] The storm was largely responsible for holding unit revenues of the carrier flat in November.
Overall for full year 2012, both revenues and earnings of US Airways will post strong y-o-y growth driven by higher passenger traffic and yield and adequate capacity management.
Understand How a Company's Products Impact its Stock Price at TrefisNotes:
- US Airways Reports Third Quarter Results, October 24 2012, www.usairways.com [↩]
- US Airways December load factor, January 4 2013, www.usairways.com [↩] [↩]
- US Airways November load factor, December 5 2013, www.usairways.com [↩]
- US Airways October load factor, November 5 2013, www.usairways.com [↩]
- US Airways And South African Airways Expand Customer Travel Options Through New Codeshare Agreement, December 18 2012, www.usairways.com [↩]
- US Airways Form 8-K, November 26 2012, www.usairways.com [↩]


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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Slow start plagues Maidens in loss
Staked to early leads of 9-0 and 23-6, balanced Frenship never looks back in rout of Lake View
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Another slow start plagued the Lake View Maidens in a 48-17 loss at home against the Frenship Lady Tigers on Tuesday night in a District 4-4A girls basketball game.
The Lady Tigers got off to a quick 9-0 lead in the first quarter on their way to a 23-6 halftime cushion at Ben Norton Gymnasium.
Allison Rohrer hit three 3-pointers to finish with a game-high 10 points for the Lady Tigers, who improved to 14-12 overall and 3-1 in district.
Celeste Silva and Katie Perez paced the Maidens (4-18, 0-4) with five points apiece.
The Maidens never could get in much of a groove offensively, as they finished with just five baskets, two of which came from Silva. She missed a month recently with an ankle injury that still has her limping.
Silva said the Maidens can't continue to let their opponents get off to blistering starts like the Lady Tigers did Tuesday.
"I just think we need to show up more," Silva said. "We need to come out strong, the way we fought toward the end. We end the game pretty good. We just don't show up in the beginning."
Lake View head coach Sharon Beam said her team couldn't dig itself out of the early hole, especially against a team of Frenship's caliber.
"They know exactly what they're doing," Beam said. "They're just very, very good. We were just out-talented. Our girls just didn't step up the way they should have to give us a better chance. We've just got to get back in the gym and keep working at it."
But despite the lopsided setback, Beam said there were some positives to take out of the game for Lake View.
"There were some people who have been kind of dormant that came out and played a little better," Beam said. "Cassie (Cabezuela) came out and played some good defense I felt like and hustled after some balls.
"Our post player, Katie, we've been working on her taking it to the basket more and trying to get more shots to her. She got a lot more shots. Unfortunately they didn't fall tonight but they were good looks. We've just got to be able to knock them down in the future."
The Maidens will travel to Lubbock High, which is also still winless in district play, on Friday looking for that elusive district victory.
"They're probably a little more our speed," Beam said of the Lady Westerners. "We've got to pull out a win at their place. It's the last game of the first round (of district play) and we've got to steal a win and do whatever we can to make that happen."
Frenship 48, Lake View 17
Frenship 9 14 12 13 — 48
Lake View 2 4 5 6 — 17
FRENSHIP — Allison Rohrer 3 1-2 10, Malori Maddox 2 1-2 7, Lauren Parker 3 1-2 7, Jordan Cooper 2 2-2 6, Marybeth Sandercox 2 1-2 5, Colette Kitten 2 0-0 4, Blaire Barker 2 0-0 4, Shaley Pollard 1 0-0 3, Baley Pollard 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 6-10 48.
LAKE VIEW — Celeste Silva 2 1-2 5, Katie Perez 1 3-6 5, Macy Green 1 2-2 4, Kearsten Fay 1 1-2 3, Raynatha Gonzales 0 0-1 0. Totals 5 7-13 17.
3-Point Goals —Frenship 6 (Rohrer 3, Maddox 2, S. Pollard 1). Records — Frenship is 14-12 overall, 3-1 in District 4-4A; Lake View is 4-18, 0-4.
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In Part 1 I looked at what an ASP.NET AJAX control is and the basic building blocks of such controls, the Sys.Component, Sys.UI.Behavior and Sys.UI.Control types. Let's look at what these types offer us:
Sys.Component is the base class for the other two types and implements (amongst other things):
Let's take a look at a definition of a component. Conveniently, in Visual Studio 2008 / ASP.NET 3.5 there is a new item template for both a behavior and a control:
If I opt for a behavior, this is what I get (NB to change this or a control definition to a component is a trivial task):
WebSite1.ClientBehavior = function(element) {
WebSite1.ClientBehavior.initializeBase(this, [element]);
WebSite1.ClientBehavior.prototype = {
initialize: function() {
WebSite1.ClientBehavior.callBaseMethod(this, 'initialize');
// Add custom initialization here
dispose: function() {
//Add custom dispose actions here
WebSite1.ClientBehavior.callBaseMethod(this, 'dispose');
WebSite1.ClientBehavior.registerClass('WebSite1.ClientBehavior', Sys.UI.Behavior);
if (typeof(Sys) !== 'undefined') Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded();
If you're well acquainted with JavaScript this probably looks pretty familiar. If not, it may look a little daunting. Let me try and explain. Firstly, the ASP.NET AJAX client framework allows me to register namespaces just as I can in .NET. We can then break down out component definition into 3 parts; constructor, class definition and registration.
You can think of the Website1.ClientBehavior assignment as the equivalent of a .NET constructor. Each time we create an instance of our ClientBehavior class that anonymous function code will be executed giving us an opportunity to perform any actions required (including initialising the base class with a call to initializeBase()).
The JavaScript prototype model is used to allow us to create a definition that can be re-used or cloned multiple times. Every object in JavaScript has a prototype object that it inherits from. Defining properties on the ClientBehavior's prototype object ensures these properties are shared across all instances. Defining methods here makes them available to every instance of our component. If we define a field in the prototype that value is also shared across all instances; not necessarily what we want. If we want an instance variable, we should define it in the constructor and expose it via property getters and setters in the prototype. We'll see all this in action shortly.
Finally we register our new type with ASP.NET AJAX via the call to registerClass() specifying the base type (in this case Sys.UI.Behavior). The last line of code ensures that we notify the ScriptManager that we're done so it can carry on with its next action.
Now this all sounds a bit complicated but in essence, if you start with the template it's pretty straightforward to modify to achieve what you want. I should say this all holds true for ASP.NET 2.0 with the ASP.NET AJAX Extensions as well (though you'll need to manually copy the templates from somewhere as I don't think you get the new item templates in Visual Studio).
Let's take the template above and modify it to be a basic Sys.Component that helps us to see the component lifecycle:
DevWeek.SimpleComponent = function() {
alert('Simple Component Constructor');
DevWeek.SimpleComponent.prototype = {
initialize: function() {
DevWeek.SimpleComponent.callBaseMethod(this, 'initialize');
// Add custom initialization here
alert('Simple Component Initialising');
dispose: function() {
//Add custom dispose actions here
alert('Simple Component Disposing');
DevWeek.SimpleComponent.callBaseMethod(this, 'dispose');
DevWeek.SimpleComponent.registerClass('DevWeek.SimpleComponent', Sys.Component);
if (typeof(Sys) !== 'undefined') Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded();
Notice there are a few alerts() in there which will hopefully help us to understand what's going on. But before we get there we need to know how to create and use one of these things. Well there's nothing stopping you creating an instance provided you perform the right sequence of steps but there is a create() helper method on the Sys.Component type (with a $create shortcut) that does the hard work for you.
So to create an instance of our new DevWeek.SimpleComponent class all I need to do is make a call to $create during Sys.Application.init (the initialisation event of the Sys.Application object). In our case this would be something as simple as:
function pageInit() {
$create(DevWeek.SimpleComponent, // class
{}, // properties
{}, // events
{}, // references
null); // associated element
ie we add a handler to the Sys.Application.init event and in there call $create passing the type of component we want to create as the first parameter. Other parameters on $create allow us to set property values, hook up event handlers, add references to other components and associate our component with a DOM element on the page (to be used with behaviors and controls).
Sys.Component.create() does a number of things:
If we create a simple aspx page as follows
<%@ Page Language="C#" %>
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head runat="server">
<title>Simple Component</title>
<form id="form1" runat="server">
<asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server">
<asp:ScriptReference Path="~/Component.js" />
<script type="text/javascript">
function pageInit() {
$create(DevWeek.SimpleComponent, // class
{}, // properties
{}, // events
{}, // references
null); // associated element
and save our component definition in a file called Component.js then when we run the page we'll see two alerts "Simple Component Constructor" (we're in the constructor code) and "Simple Component Initialising" (in the initialise method). Navigate away from the page or close the browser and the "Simple Component Disposing" (in the dispose method) alert will pop-up.
Next on the list is accessing the components we've created as well as adding properties and events. We're at the stage now where we can start to use my control from the launch session to illustrate some of these concepts and ultimately build them into an ASP.NET AJAX server control you can just drop onto an aspx page.
Maybe it's be a good idea for me to list the previous parts in each of these posts for easy reference
Let's take a quick look at the control I created for the launch event. By adding an instance of my VEMapControl
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- Julie Benz (Jesse Caldwell)
- Angelle Brooks (Judge Carla Williams)
Four successful men find themselves easing into long-term relationships, but they're not all that comfortable about it, in this intelligent comedy-drama. Terry (Shemar Moore), Jackson (Morris Chestnut), Brian (Bill Bellamy), and Derrick (D.L. Hughley) are four close friends who get together once a week to play basketball and compare notes on their problems with women. And as it turns out, they have a lot to say in that area. Terry has just gotten engaged to BeBe (Susan Dalian), who is more than a bit controlling. Jackson has a deep fear of commitment, symbolized by a recurring dream in which he's attacked by women wearing wedding gowns; what's more, he's started seeing Denise (Gabrielle Union), who he learns once had a fling with his dad (Clifton Powell). Brian is a lawyer who has discovered his next court date will see him pleading a case in front of a judge who used to be his girlfriend (Angelle Brooks). And Derrick's marriage to Sheila (Tamala Jones) is falling apart at the seams. The Brothers also features one-time Jeffersons regular Marla Gibbs, and Jennifer Lewis as Jackson's mother, who may be giving his father a second chance after many years apart. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Side #1 --0. Scene Selections
1. Start [6:50]
2. The Brothers [3:56]
3. "We're getting married" [3:05]
4. Denise [1:31]
5. A woman with skill [1:24]
6. Banana gag [4:00]
7. Jesse [1:10]
8. First date [2:52]
9. The Smith family [4:14]
10. Brian's family [4:09]
11. Too old for a hug [2:10]
12. Derrick visits Mama [2:16]
13. Here comes the judge [3:37]
14. Serious lovemaking time [3:08]
15. Confessing his love [2:10]
16. BeBe's shower [4:28]
17. Terry's bachelor party [6:48]
18. "I heard the message" [6:01]
19. Dolled up for Fred [4:19]
20. Post-game rap [3:05]
21. Just like his dad [3:13]
22. Three's a crowd [2:17]
23. Separation agreement [:32]
24. Cold feet [1:42]
25. Revelations [4:15]
26. "I was wrong" [2:39]
27. BeBe goes ballistic [5:48]
28. Reconciliations [10:16]
- Format: DVD
- Release Date: July 31, 2001
- MPAA Rating: R
- Region: 1
- Studio: Columbia TriStar
- Length: 102 minutes
- Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround
- Format: Wide Screen Enhanced (16x9)
- Discs: 1
- Language: English
- Subtitles: English, French
- Product ID: 2068150
- Genre: Comedy Drama, Romance