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High school dreaming, adolescent fears, your worst fucking nightmare. Anyone familiar with Carrie, Stephen King's 1974 novel and its classic 1976 film adaptation starring Sissy Spacek, knows that it doesn't get much worse for a wallflower. Ansel Elgort, on the other hand, has been living a reverie so bright it's nearly blinding.
Sitting in the booth of a burger joint in New York's Greenwich Village, the 18-year-old actor, who's making his feature debut playing opposite Chloë Grace Moretz in director Kimberly Pierce's forthcoming reinterpretation of Carrie, rattles off his escapades and musings with the effusiveness and precocity you'd expect from a baby-faced golden boy who was born and raised in the Manhattan art world. "I'm so glad I waited seven years to do any movies," he says. "I look at every actor and critique them, and I critique myself the same way, and I'm pleased with what I'm doing. For me, it's really about the craft. It's about making art."
Elgort, the son of renowned Vogue photographer Arthur Elgort and Norwegian-born opera director Grethe Holby, is the six-foot-three, perfectly bed-headed embodiment of the millennial Renaissance man. Carrie, his first foray into Hollywood, is only the latest of his ventures. Elgort's endless list of pastimes stands as proof that he's the overachiever of overachievers. There's the tap dancing, the piano lessons he's been taking for six years, the electronic music he's been cooking up in his bedroom for the past year, his painting of fantastical miniature figurines (dwarves, orcs, spaceship captains, and the like, for which he's won three national Golden Demon competitions), and his seven summers' worth of productions at Stagedoor Manor, the performing arts camp for kids in the Catskills. There's also his first off-Broadway play, Regrets, which he starred in with Gilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel last spring, just a few months before he graduated from the LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts. And he recently started serving as what he calls a "brand ambassador" for his favorite designer, Thom Browne, a relationship that Elgort initiated by sending an adulatory e-mail to Mr. Browne's team. Later in the evening, Elgort is DJing at Pink Elephant, a recently reopened underground hotspot just around the corner from where we're having lunch, and a few hours earlier he was at a callback for what he hopes will be his next movie gig.
"I've never really been nervous, because I'm an actor and they're a director, and it's sort of an audition for both of us," says Elgort, who discovered his passion for acting the opening night of his performance in The Nutcracker with the School of American Ballet, when he was 9. "We work off each other; we both have our own jobs to do. I go in there as if I'm ready to perform. When I went in for my first table read for Carrie, I had the entire script memorized." He was called back six times before he landed the role of Tommy Ross, the handsome popular high school jock who, at the urging of his beautiful and popular girlfriend, throws his tormented classmate Carrie (Grace Moretz) a bone and asks her to prom (a bucket of blood later, we know where that nice gesture gets him).
Elgort gleefully recalls the circumstances of his final audition for the part, which took place as he was wrapping his run of Regrets. "It was a Tuesday night, and I'd already gone in for a callback earlier that day. I was just about to go into Billy Budd the opera at the Met. We had, like, the best tickets in the house. Then I get a call from the casting woman, saying, 'Ansel, you need to come back, right now!' She's like"—he pauses for effect, chuckles, then lowers his voice slightly—"'we need a shot of you with your shirt off.' So I just gave my tickets away to two old people standing outside. They had probably the biggest facegasm I've ever seen." The idea of the big reveal didn't spook him, though. "I mean, I'd been rock climbing and boxing, so I was in fine shape," Elgort says. "Clearly, they were ready to cast me, and they were like"—he shifts his voice into a gruff, theatrical tone, mimicking a skeptical detective—"Wait! But does he have a good body too?"
He adored working with Grace Moretz ("We still text all the time"), Julianne Moore (who plays Carrie's disturbed mother), and director Pierce, the auteur behind another outsider anthem, 1999's Oscar-winning Boys Don't Cry. "Kim would help me out so much," he says. "She would give me notes, not only in terms of what to do in the scene, but also as an actor on film." And though he refrained from screening Brian De Palma's original twisted version of Carrie until he was done filming Pierce's reboot, he did read the novel to prepare for his role. "I think Stephen King is a great writer," he says. "He writes books based on an idea, not just a plot. What happens if someone that was bullied could retaliate? It's their fantasy. It's really justifying, because the people she messes with really deserve it. I think Carrie's a smarter horror film."
Elgort has no immediate plans to attend college, but his parents are "100 percent okay with it," he says, adding that both his brother, Warren, and sister, Sophie, are artists too (a film editor and a photographer, respectively). Instead, he has his sights set on Broadway. "If I can do a few movies and get people to care about who I am, then I can go back to the stage for a while. I won't be surprised if I see Tom Hardy onstage soon. He's that type of actor." But what if the casting directors stop calling? "I've never doubted myself," he says. "Sometimes I think, Wait, am I a little bit cocky? But I've worked really hard. I've never taken time off from being an actor. This is the kind of career I'd be so happy to do until I die. I always joke to myself that I want to have a postmortem Academy Award nomination."
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Big bucks are on the way for Onslow County. Its largest city on the other hand, is set to lose almost $2 million as a result.
Monday the Onslow County commissioners voted 3 to 2 in favor of a new sales tax distribution method. The new method will bring the county almost $1.2 million in added revenue, but the city of Jacksonville will lose $1.8 million. Deputy city manager Ron Massey says the old method was 40% population based, 60% property tax based, but the new method is 100% property tax based. Since Jacksonville has a large population, excluding population as a factor in the sales tax equation means the city's budget will take a hit. Residents could be paying the price.
"Now I'll have to re-budget, okay now, I can't take the kids to a vacation, or something. Or I really, mostly have to restrict everything to the home," said Jacksonville resident Amanda Holston.
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Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America wants a new national dedication to the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, protecting Americans rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. Gregory says we are on the cusp of having no privacy at all, living in a society even more intrusive than George Orwells 1984.
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Guitarist Johnny Smith, one of a handful of true jazz virtuosos on the instrument who abandoned a high-profile life in order to raise his daughter in Colorado Springs circa 1958, died on June 11, two weeks shy of his 91st birthday.
He'll best be remembered in the music world for his own recordings on the Roost label in the '50s, including the graceful, meditative "Moonlight In Vermont" album, and especially for a composition he first recorded in 1954; "Walk, Don't Run!" which was a hit in two separate versions by the early instrumental rock combo The Ventures in 1960 and 1964.
Smith had total command of his instrument, and the admiration of a great number of musicians. But when he invited me to his Colorado Springs home in 2002 to discuss his career, he was self-deprecating, calling a box set dedicated to his artistry "one hell of a collection of mistakes."
He had given up the guitar several years before, telling me "unless you're playing all the time, to sit around and plunk, it's nothing but a frustration and a disappointment."
After a career like his, he must have decided if he could no longer live up to his own high standards, he might as well put the guitar down for good.
Not to give the impression that Smith was bitter. He was friendly, approachable and a great source of anecdotal information when it came to the '50s New York jazz scene. He was especially proud of his collaborations with saxophonist Stan Getz: "I recognized his genius. He could play anything, including a wristwatch." Smith told me that he struck up a friendship with another saxophone deity, Charlie Parker: "When the guy wasn't 'off to the moon' (alluding to Parker's drug use), he was one of the most intelligent, warm persons."
Smith's second wife died during childbirth in the late '50s. After years on the road, he decided to relocate to Colorado Springs, where other members of his family lived. He rarely looked back on his New York years, save for the occasional live show or recording date. He operated the long-gone Johnny Smith Guitar Center, where he taught and even recorded an accomplished solo album, "The Man With The Blue Guitar." He was also a flight instructor, supporting his love of aviation.
"It's the exact opposite of the lifestyle that I hated in New York," he told me of his choice to remain in Colorado. "I was at the apex of live music, but I hated living there. You couldn't be a nice human being."
And a nice human being he was. Of course he was a great deal more. Fortunately, many of his recordings are easier to locate now than they were a decade ago, when you had to spend more than $100 for that box set, which is now out of print and gone to Collector's Heaven. Many of Smith's defining moments, like the "Moonlight In Vermont," 'Walk, Don't Run" and "Kaleidoscope" albums are available digitally, for guitarists and lovers of masterful sensitivity. Rest in peace, Johnny.
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He stars in HBO's Game of Thrones as Theon Greyjoy. He was announced in the role on 20 August 2009. He was part of the initial starring cast and remains a member of the starring cast for the second season.
In an interview with WinterIsComing.net, Allen explained that Theon hasn't seen his own father Balon Greyjoy in nine years since he was a small child, so logically he doesn't know him very well. Therefore, as part of method acting, Allen intentionally avoided actor Patrick Malahide, who plays Balon, at all times except for when they were actually shooting scenes in front of the cameras, to maintain a level of unfamiliarity and uncertainty between them.[1]
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The HCLS hosts vibrant discussions on a variety of topics on the first Tuesday of every month. Subsequent meetings are organized by one of three broad areas: Life Sciences, Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, and Health Care. Task forces meet at regular intervals to plan, discuss issues and report on progress. Meeting times are indicated on this page, but specific dates are available from the HCLS Google calendar.
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This is the awesome duel. I feel that this is a good thing for Hellspawn Zazagul. I hope they reword the skill..
Look at turn 16.... yea... that is a glitch...
Kemious wrote:You are a genius. I swear I have never even considered such a combo. Though I can see the glitch you were talking about. After your display I kinda don't want it fixed.
Aoi wrote:If your talking about zazagul not coming back due to being grimproof while still in the cem I think thats intentional. While its never clearly stated I assume that units that are grimproof, or ss proof are that way no matter where they are, be it file, on field, cem or out of play its really just implyed that it really doesn't matter where they are since its a trait.
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Chaos form/Zalzagul activated action skill on holy commander/lapierre which was not closed to get +6sp. to make matters worse he still got the normal +2sp next turn.
Also turn 14 chaos form used action skill to get 2sp without returning any closed friendly unit. which is a bug as its skill says and then.
Basically its action skill and maybe its start skill are messed up.
Also am not sure whether it is meant to return sp depending on closed units base level or actual level as level increasing mechanics can be used to generate sp.
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- "Golf cart for people too lazy to walk. Through to be in slow motion drivebys."
- — GTA Vice City Website.
The ProLaps Caddy is a golf cart in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, Grand Theft Auto IV's second episode The Ballad of Gay Tony and Grand Theft Auto V.
For much of its appearances, the Caddy's compact, open air design has remained unchanged, with the exception of several minor cosmetic modifications, such as a higher frontage in GTA Vice City Stories, and roof framing in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
The Caddy is naturally found at the golfing areas in both Vice City and the State of San Andreas. The Caddy is most likely powered by a riding mower engine and, as a result, typically emits a quieter humming engine noise. Between GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, entering a Caddy automatically equips the player with a Golf Club as a melee weapon, providing the melee space is not already occupied. The Caddy is the official gang car of the Leaf Link Golfers, although they are usually only ever seen driving it inside or around the Golf Course. Stealing it from golfers will result in being dragged out of the cart and beaten with golf clubs. Since it has no doors, the player is particularly vulnerable when having a wanted level, as the player will be instantaneously pulled out by a police officer and arrested if the Caddy is traveling in low speeds.
The Caddy in The Ballad of Gay Tony is indicated to be manufactured by ProLaps (stamped with a "ProLaps Golf" badge, likely parodying Nike Golf, even though the GTA IV era equivalent of Nike is Eris); although having been reworked to sport more detailing, the Caddy is devoid of any headlights and taillights. Unlike earlier renditions, the only body color available on a Caddy is glossy white, and the Caddy feature noticeable wear and tear. In addition to the regular Caddy, a grilled variant that protects the driver cab from oncoming golf balls exists in the game; an unnamed union official is strapped to the vehicle during "Practice Swing" and is forced to leak information to Rocco Pelosi while tied to the vehicle. This Caddy, which can be obtained with a trick, does not feature working doors as anyone entering it will enter as if it has no doors; the cage is merely a prop which can be toggled on or off.
The Caddy is very light but very slow, and has a high center of gravity, causing it to take damage quickly, bounce around more violently and roll easily; as such, caution must be exercised when driving along a roadway where vehicles travel in high speeds. While the Caddy's bottom-heavy weight distribution means that it is less likely to rest upside down after a roll, the Caddy may end up resting on its back, immobilizing it.
In The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Caddy is the slowest car in the game, with a top speed of 21mph. It also takes less damage, and is very easy to cripple, However, it possesses more heightened suspensions and good hill climbing power, effectively handling like a slow Quad, thanks to it's weak but effective 4WD drivetrain. Although it is most likely an electric vehicle, Luis will "start" it and in addition a starter can be heard, most likely by error.
- The Caddy plays the following radio stations by default when entered:
- K-Rose in GTA San Andreas.
- The Caddy in TBoGT will always be dirty, even cleaning the vehicle by trainers will not work.
- In GTA Vice City, the Caddy can be spawned by the cheatcode, BETTERTHANWALKING.
- In TBoGT the rims seen on on the Caddy are scaled down versions of the ones seen on the Fortune.
- "Caddy" is a nickname for a Cadillac.
GTA Vice City
- Driven around the Leaf Links golf course by golfers.
- Parked in bushes in Ocean Beach near the lighthouse. This was most likely placed there for the Rampage, as you are supposed to "runover" and kill gang members with a vehicle, if you don't already have one.
GTA San Andreas
- Often found in the car park of the Avispa Country Club in San Fierro.
- Driving around the golf course at the Avispa Country Club in San Fierro.
- At the movie studio in Vinewood, Los Santos.
- Driving around at the Yellow Bell Golf Course.
GTA Vice City Stories
- Inside the Leaf Links golf course by the tennis court. In the PlayStation 2 version of the game, the Caddy may be used to trigger the Caddy Daddy side-mission.
- At the InterGlobal movie studio in Prawn Island and also near the entrance of the Leaf Links Golf Club.
The Ballad Of Gay Tony
- Near the mini golf course on Firefly Island in multiplayer.
- Found at the golf course in western Algonquin in multiplayer.
- During "Practice Swing", which is the only way to get one in single player. After the final objective (driving Tony back to his apartment in the Caddy), the vehicle should be right behind you. Then simply take it and park it at the safehouse.
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Peyton Manning wasn't the only free agent who had a spectacular Denver debut. So did the man who denied him a second Super Bowl trophy and is now trying to help him hoist another.
Tracy Porter earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors Wednesday for breaking up five passes, collecting eight solo tackles and returning an interception for a touchdown that sealed the Broncos' 31-19 win over Pittsburgh.
It was Porter's NFL-leading third career game-sealing interception since 2009, including his 74-yard pick-six in the Super Bowl three years ago that sealed New Orleans' 24-17 win over Indianapolis.
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Next to the temperate weather, one of the nicest things about living in Florida is the abundance of citrus fruits we have here. Several years ago, I planted a kumquat tree in my front yard. It's a spindly, sad-looking, little thing. But, every year around this time, it give me masses and masses of lovely, plump kumquats.
Kumquats are an eclectic little fruit. While they look like miniature oranges, they're not at all like the Valencia and Temple oranges that they share my yard space with. For one thing, a kumquat's edible rind is thin, soft and sweet, while its flesh is bitter. Most people eat the rind and toss the rest. For another thing, they don't have much juice in them. You can usually squeeze out a scant teaspoon or so to add to a cocktail, but that's pretty much it. One thing they do have in common though, is that they're both great for candying.
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- "I used to have everything. I used to run Uptown, Bohan, all that shit. Now I ain't shit."
- ―Dwayne Forge.
Undress to Kill is the second and final mission in Grand Theft Auto IV given to protagonist Niko Bellic by Dwayne Forge from his apartment in North Holland , Algonquin, Liberty City.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to the strip club
- Take out the three strip club managers
- Locate the managers by listening in on conversations
- Club Security
- Spanish Lords
- Jose Trunchez
- Javier Trunchez
- Jesus Trunchez
Head over to Dwayne's apartment near the Vespucci Circus train station. Dwayne is feeling suicidal. Niko urges him not to kill himself, and asks Dwayne what's bothering him. Dwayne eventually mentions a gentlmen's club, a "classy place", that he used to own. Niko offers to retake it for him. The club Dwayne mentioned is The Triangle Club in Bohan.
Head over to Bronco Street in Bohan. While en route Brucie Kibbutz will call you to see if you want to go there, but Niko declines, stating that he's going there for business, not pleasure. Taking a cab skips the call.
Enter the strip club. If you enter the club with a weapon equipped, you'll have to fight the security guards. If you fire a gun or start fighting in the club itself, the managers will all run and many of the patrons will open fire on you.
Once inside you will need to locate the three Trunchez Brothers acting as managers for the club.
Listen in on a nearby conversation of two people near the top of the stairs. They say that the first manager, Jose Trunchez, is counting money in the office. The second manager, Javier Trunchez, can be found near the main stage overheard arguing with one of the strippers about her pay. The final manager, Jesus Trunchez, is in the back corridor watching a newly hired stripper.
Jose can be killed quietly in his office with fists, a knife or a baseball bat. Attacking either of the other two managers will cause the patrons to start a gun battle and the surviving manager to run. If the manager escapes from the building he'll climb into a van in the parking lot, take a shortcut down an alley leading south and try to flee in his car. If this happens Niko will have to chase him down in a vehicle of his own - if any manager gets too far from him, the mission is failed.
This mission can be difficult. There are a few different strategies to make it easier.
Strategy 1
After killing Jose in his office, ignore Javier and head to the back. Quickly kill Jesus and his bodyguard. There is a back door leading outside at the end of the corridor. Take it, run around to the parking lot as quickly as possible, and try to kill Javier as he exits the club. Even if you aren't quick enough, it avoids the gun battle inside the club.
Strategy 2
Before entering the club, park a car up against the back door. After killing Jose in his office, take out a sniper rifle and shoot Javier in the head. Jesus will be unable to escape through the back door because the car is blocking the door, and so he'll come back through the club where he can be easily shot.
Strategy 3
Enter the club and wait for the message "Locate the managers by listening in on conversations". Then kill some of the guards and when you see the red circles move on the map just run out and go around the building. Then wait until all the managers enter the car, take out the rocket launcher and blow up the car.
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After the Mission
The reward for completing the mission is $6,250. Completing the mission also unlocks the mission The Holland Play. Check out the Liberty Tree website afterwards to see news about the The Triangle Club. Playboy X calls Niko and asks if he was the one that "hit up" the strip club, Niko responds by saying he was only helping Dwayne. Playboy becomes unhappy because he was an important investor in the Triangle Club.
- Jose Trunchez - Killed by Niko so that Dwayne Forge can get the Triangle Club back.
- Javier Trunchez - Killed by Niko so that Dwayne Forge can get the Triangle Club back.
- Jesus Trunchez - Killed by Niko so that Dwayne Forge can get the Triangle Club back.
- Many of the Trunchez brothers' goons - Killed by Niko for trying to stop him.(Optional)
- Four Security Guards - Killed by Niko for trying to stop him.(Optional)
- The song "Footsteps in the Darks" by Isley Brothers (which plays on the radio station The Vibe 98.8) plays at Dwayne's appartment.
- Brucie will call Niko during the mission to ask if he wants go to the strip club, which Niko replies that he is "about to see naked women, but this time it business, not pleasure". The call serves no purpose other than as an ironic joke, similar to Brucie's other call in Dining Out, Little Jacob's call in Have a Heart and I'll Take Her..., Roman's call in Rigged to Blow and Shadow.


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A former Onslow County school bus driver got a suspended sentence after a plea deal in court today.
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The Official George A. Romero App of the Dead has finally been released "in anticipation of … 'Survival of the Dead,'" which opened in arthouse theaters across the US last week (and is still available to view on Amazon On Demand and several other direct streaming options). OK, so it's a little late. It's a photomanipulation app that goes for $1.99 — you take a photo of a friend with your iPhone or use a photo from your iTunes gallery and turn it into a zombie. It's pretty cool, but a couple of additional features would have made it really worth the money. I definitely think it should have the full "Come to Plum Island" video pitch that the characters watched on an iPhone in the movie. Hello? They watched it on an iPhone! There goes my summer plan to recreate the scene in the back of a truck on the way to Slaughter Beach. Which is an actual place here in Delaware, by the way. Fun fact!
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On Jan. 31, 2013, one charge and one specification of sexual misconduct was preferred against Cadet 1st Class Benjamin York, a U. S. Air Force Academy cadet.
At the time, the name was withheld pending a decision by the Air Force Academy Commandant of Cadets.
Last month, the Commandant decided that this case should be investigated by an independent officer under Article 32 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Because of that decision, the Commandant is now releasing the cadet's name.
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Politicians, academics and various other people have often championed the need for Africa's transformation to come from economic revolution.
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One commonly hears people describing agriculture as the backbone of the economy of this and that African country and industries, mining, tourism, etc., as the other major ways through which the continent's economy can be transformed.
But one wonders whether business cannot become one of those crucial areas in reforming the continent's economy? Put differently, hasn't time come for business to build the economy Africa and African nations need?
One could probably say that, given Africa's historical background and the manner in which the continent was subjected to the worst form of exploitation – as a producer of what it does not consume and a consumer of what it does not produce –it is not yet ripe for serious business.
But another pertinent question is: while the rest of the world is going for business as the major paradigm of development, can Africa afford to wait until it has developed all other sectors before it pushes business forward as a priority area for development? And if it is to develop those other sectors, how should it do it if it is not through business?
Besides the crippling problems of underdevelopment, business in Africa, Tanzania in particular, has grossly suffered because of two major reasons.
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Will Harridge (1883 - 1971) never played a game of baseball, but he did play the hand of cards he was dealt right into the top executive ranks of Americas most tedious sport. His most significant role was as president of the American League from 1931 to 1959. For all his hard work - carrying the bags of the rich and famous, pushing the League to play in the annual All-Star game, sitting at his old wooden desk for decades making the hard decisions which curl the grey hair of most chief executives, and distributing most of the signatures contained in the American League archives to autograph collectors (see below) - Harridge was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972, just in time for him to be dead.
Career (a.k.a. "Once upon a time...")
Will Harridge started his career in baseball over a century ago, in 1911, at a time when cowboys and Indians were still fighting it out and moving pictures were but a glint in Nikola Tesla's eye. One fine day American League founder and president, Ban "The Bomb" Johnson, was traveling to Boston from Chicago to harrass the million-dollar Red Sox outfield of Tris Speaker, Duffy Lewis, and Harry Hooper into putting their pants back on while on the field. After a few drinks he got to talking to a railway ticket clerk who was carrying his bags. The clerk's name was Will Harridge, and, feeling no pain, Johnson hired young Will on the spot to be his personal secretary.
When Johnson sobered up he realized Harridge wasn't his nephew, but just looked like him from the side. But he kept his word and let the railway clerk sweep up around the League's small two-room Michigan Avenue office. From 1911 to 1927 Harridge fetched Ban Johnson's coffee, procured his women, carried his bags, and listened to his drunken ramblings. Harridge kept this up day in and day out until, in 1927, he became the secretary of the entire American League when Johnson was fired and Will refused to carry his bags to the curb.
Then lo and behold, a well-known Detroit Tiger's executive, Ernest "E.S." Barnard (the "S." stands for Sassssssy!) moved into the cramped office and served as president until 1931. Then he took a called third strike and decided to die. With E. S. Barnard as dead as the spitball, Harridge, who'd stubbornly stuck around the office he loved - busying himself answering the phone, taking long lunches, practicing his putting, and harrassing Tris Speaker - took a peek out the window and, seeing his ship coming in, told everyone he "wasn't going anywhere". So they named the office gofer the president of the American League. At that point Will hired his own secretary, Mary.
Now the story really begins, for what can we say about Mary that hasn't been said before? Mary was the apple of her mother's eye, the orange of her father's nose, and the lump-in-the-throat girl of her local college. She could type, file, negotiate complicated contracts, and work the phones like a banker smelling corporate money, and with her other hand sculpt mythological Greek Gods out of soap, tie a four-square knot, and play bridge and four-dimensional chess while reciting Ginsberg's Howl. She had an I.Q. that Albert Einstein called "Remarkable, for a girl", and had the biggest heart, nicest smile, and the quickest draw in the West.
But underneath Harridge's gentlemanly exterior and his secretary's polite kindness, Will and Mary were modest human beings (as opposed to the National League President and his secretary, who were immodest lemurs). For the next 28 years Will and Mary successfully promoted the American League without personally seeking the spotlight or pocketing the profits. Among their proudest moments were stopping Bill Veeck from using a midget as a batter, resisting night baseball because Harridge was afraid of the dark, ruling that all ballplayers must carry their own bags, and, in 1933, convincing the American League club owners to play in an interleague All-Star game - thus beginning the mid-summer classic that has bored viewers ever since.
Harridge and Mary later faced some jeers from the box seats for their involvement in allowing Arnold "Lyndon" Johnson, a business associate of New York Yankees owners Danny "Chocolate & Sprinkles" Topping and Del "World Wide" Webb, to purchase the powerhouse Philadelphia Athletics and move them to the godforsaken town of Kansas City (rather than allow Philly's bar owners and pimps to purchase the team and leave it where it lay). They were then criticized for always turning a blind eye, a deaf ear, and a receding hairline to the tight-fisted control that the sadistic New York Yankees had over the machocistic A's (for example, that time Babe Ruth went berserk and pantsed Lefty Grove after giving Jimmie Foxx an Indian burn).
Will and Mary held their posts during America's Great Depression, helped it get through World War II, and distracted it from the "Red Scare" and Elvis Presley's hips. Then, in 1959, they were, ahem, for lack of a better word such as fired, "retired". When a mere former shortstop took over the president's chair, Will Harridge was thrown a bone by being named President Emeritus of the American League, and Mary was thrown out with the trash by being named Secretary Emiritus. The official American League office was then moved to New York City, and Will and Mary were allowed to keep their beloved Chicago office up and running for nobody to visit and for no one to phone.
But here comes the important part, the ace up the sleeve, the Star Chamber, the McGuffin: By some insanely incompetent decision on the American Leagues part, Will and Mary still acted as sole custodians of the American League archival document and correspondance files. The documents - the complete historical records of the American League from 1901 to 1959 - were kept in a long row of file cabinets in the first of the two rooms in the small office. Mary sat at her desk in that room. Will sat at his desk in the other room. And they sat, and sat, with visitors few and far between. After decades of constant activity, and after being relegated to an "emeritus" status which gave them all the prestige of an ancestoral portrait dusted off when the family came to visit on holiday, boredom set in. "What to do?" they thought, "What to do?"
The Happiness of the Long-Distance Autograph Collector
They went nuts. A benevolent nuts, like a loony-tune Robin Hood and a loopy Maid Marion. Will and Mary decided to two-handidly destroy the accumulated documents, letters, records and manuscripts of the American League dating back to 1901 - the very heritage of one of the great American sports institutions - all for the benefit of autograph collectors. They were wonderful people.
About ten collectors knew about this backdoor route to looting the American League. They'd write a letter which looked like a grocery list listing names of autographs they wanted: Lou Gehrig, Ban Johnson, Charles Comiskey, Eddie Collins, Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis (his signature almost a straight line, predating the athletes of today who scribble and loop their indecipherable names), Ed Barrow, and scores of other players and executives. The lists were almost endless. Mary would sit at her desk, grab the historical documents of the American League, and cut off the signatures with a song in her heart and a pair of dime store scissors. With Will Harridge sitting in his old-timey suit at his old-timey desk in his office a few feet from her, and with Mary snipping and clicking away, the archival history of the league was sent packing. For the autograph collectors, it was the perfect time to be alive and, along with Mrs. Babe Ruth sending out old bank deposit slips signed by her husband, the best thing to happen to baseball autograph collectors in the 20th Century. Armed with an envelope and a stamp (and including a return stamped envelope if they were nice about it) their dreams came true. They'd use their own name and address, their Aunt's name and address, their cousin's home in Philly, or, taking on the disguise of a president of a high school autograph club (please send 12 Connie Mack's, 10 Al Simmons...) and maybe even taking on the persona of a girl or two, they'd go on and on, thank you very much. All for the sake of stealing what could not be stolen without charges being filed: The signatory parts of the accumulated history of an entire baseball league.
Will Harridge and Mary died peacefully at age 87 in Evanston, Illinois, surrounded by family and autograph collectors. They were interred aboveground where the crows could get to them in Memorial Park in Skokie, Illinois.
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The American League Championship trophy is named the William Harridge Trophy in honor of his secretary, Mary.
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BW036: Iris and Excadrill Against the Dragon Buster!
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While still on the way to Nimbasa City (Are we there yet?), Ash and co. meet a girl named Georgia, who calls herself the Dragon Buster. She's called this because she defeats trainers who use Dragon Pokémon, which starts a heated rivalry between her and Iris. After defeating both Iris' Axew and Excadrill by using her Beartic, Georgia left with a satisfied look. Iris then tells the story of how she got her Excadrill back in her hometown when it was a Drilbur, and the man name Drayden who inspired her to be a Dragon Master. Will Iris regain her pride by defeating Georgia, or will she be left out in the cold by her Beartic again? Iris will regain her pride and defeat her Beartic once and for all. Unless, she have to apologize to Excadrill through thoughts on what happened back then when he got defeated by Rock Smash when he didn't like her strategy while battling with Haxorus.
The gang travels to Nimbasa City, but suddenly a woman named Georgia appears, demanding a battle against Iris. Georgia develops Pokémon who are prefect to battle against Dragons. Iris takes her Axew to battle, to which Georgia sends her Beartic to fight. Iris and Axew are scared from Ice type Pokémon, but they don't back down. Axew attacks the Beartic, but Beartic uses Icicle Crash. Axew runs and begins to use Rage, but Beartic uses Icicle Crash to defeat Axew.
Geoargia wants Iris defeated, but is unamused and begins to taunt her hearing that Axew is the only Iris's Dragon Pokémon. Iris sends her Excadrill to fight, but it is still in closed form. Beartic uses Rock Slash to send the Excadrill off, however the Excadrill awakens. Iris orders to use Dig, but Excadrill uses Metal Claw instead. Beartic counterattacks with Icicle Crash, owerpowering the Excadrill. Excadrill uses Drill Run, but the Beartic defeats the Excadrill using Rock Smash.
Excadrill sets itself into the form like before. Ash and Cilan wonder why is it in that form, so Iris tells her tale about it. She was a wild girl who loved Pokémon and saw the lone Drilbur. She wanted to capture it, but every time she flew on a vine to attack, the Drilbur deflected it, until it wasn't prepared, sending it to nearby vines. Iris released the Drilbur and hugged it, befriending it. Afterwards, she battled with a lot of trainers.
One day she battled a trainer with Druddigon. The Drilbur evolved into Excadrill and it defeated the Druddigon. The trainer paid respects to an older man after the battle. The man was Drayden, a master of Dragons. Iris challenges him to a fight. Iris sends her Excadrill to fight, while Drayden sends his Haxorus. Excadrill attacks the Haxorus, but every move it makes has no effect on Haxorus, so Haxorus attacks Excadrill, bashing it against a rock.
Excadrill is depressed, so it encases itself. Iris begins to talk some sense into it, but with little effort. So, back at the present, during the night, Iris sleeps with Excadrill and tries to talk with it. Excadrill is about to leave, but Iris offers to teach it Focus Blast. They spend the enter night and at morning Ash and Cilan arrive to see Excadrill using Focus Blast properly.
When they come back, they see that their breakfast has been eaten by Georgia. Iris demands a rematch, so Georgia sends her Beartic again. Iris calls out Excadrill and orders it to dig (which it does correctly). Excadrill uses Drill Run and Beartic Rock Smash. Excadrill is defeated, but so is Beartic, making nobody the winner. the episode ends with Georgia arguing with Iris.
Human Characters
Pokemon Characters
- Iris: "Sheesh, what a little kid."
Georgia: "SO WHAT IF I'M A KID?!"
- Each of the main characters now has a respective rival: Ash with Trip, Cilan with Burgundy and Iris with Georgia.
- Georgia broke the fourth wall in this episode by pushing aside the split screen line.
- Though in a flashback, this is the second time Gym Leader order was readjusted in the anime with Drayden showing up before Elesa. The first time was back in season 1 where the order was Brock, Misty, Lt. Surge, Sabrina, Erika, Koga, Blaine and Giovanni.
- Mike Pollock returns to voice Drayden.
- Professor Oak's Live Caster: Basculin
- Who's That Pokémon?: Excadrill (US)


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.Net CSRF Guard
This page, like the tool, is a work in progress. Questions? Contact Jason Axley (Jaxley) or use the Talk page.
- 1 Problem Overview
- 2 CSRFGuard Threat Model
- 3 How CSRFGuard works
- 4 Implementation Approach
- 5 Implementation
- 6 Configurable Options
- 7 Installation instructions
- 8 Related work
- 9 Completed
Problem Overview
A realization that I just had today was that it seems that the root cause of CSRF is cookie-based session IDs that get auto-sent by the browser with each request. What CSRFGuard (Java and this .Net version) therefore try to do is to allow one to continue using Cookie-based sessions by layering on top of this yet another session token that isn't sent in a cookie to essentially attempt to authenticate the HTML page contents and links as belonging to a legitimate session.
ASP.Net specific concerns
CSRF can actually be prevented in .Net already -- but you have to be using ViewState. In fact, ViewState prevents many other attacks as a happy coincidence, such as several data input validation attacks for non-text-form fields.
There are problems with relying on ViewState however:
- Developers can disable ViewState per-page or on an entire ASP.Net application. They can also forget to enable it on a key page. Knowing you have protection becomes a laborious code-and-configuration-review-problem.
- ViewState can result in hugely bloated page content if it is not cared for properly during development
- Developers can inadvertently divulge sensitive date in ViewState that may go unnoticed since ViewState is Base64-encoded in the page content
There are also those out there who think that ASP.Net is immune to CSRF already, probably because ViewState is enabled by default so if you try CSRF attacks without knowing this key fact, you may be lulled into a false sense of security (or at least may not appreciate why CSRF doesn't work in a default setup). You can try it yourself easily enough (and I will probably include a demo of ViewState CSRF protection in my sample test web application when the code is released).
Try to submit a CSRF form post to a page with ViewState enabled without the viewstate data. Notice that it does not work. Now, edit the Web.config and add:
<pages enableViewState="false" />
You will find that you can now CSRF attack to your heart's content. Although, even with viewstate enabled, an attacker can still attack you by precomputing the viewstate, if it is the same for multiple users. This can be the case even if viewstate MAC is enabled.
The simple solution, but one that is somewhat brittle since it is so easy for developers to forget and hard to know where it is missing, is to add a ViewStateUserKey.
In a shared OnInit() or Page_Init() method, add this code:
void Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e) { ViewStateUserKey = Session.SessionID; }
If you are concerned about load-balanced pages not being able to validate ViewState since they won't all have the same session ID, you can also set it to some internal unique per-user key instead.
However, there are limitations on this mechanism. Such as, ViewState MACs are only checked on POSTback, so any other application requests not using postbacks will happily allow CSRF. Which is why CSRF Guard for .Net is needed!
CSRFGuard Threat Model
This will be a threat model of how CSRF can be implemented and how CSRFGuard mitigates each item (or not)
How CSRFGuard works
Incoming Requests: Protection against CSRF
CSRFGuard is an httpModule, which allow you lots of power to oversee ASP.Net application requests and responses. This could have been an ISAPI filter, but httpModules are able to be written in managed code and have more deployment flexibility.
The module hooks the AcquireRequestState event and calls on the CSRFGuard object to check the contents of the request for whether to even bother validating the request. There are several cases (many configurable) where it makes sense to skip the request (meaning that it doesn't or culdn't represent a CSRF attack risk)
- If your application URLs are all Idempotent, then accessing a URL without parameters probably cannot result in a CSRF attack. Therefore, you can optionally ignore checking for CSRF on URLs that do not have any URL parameters. (see the HTTP 1.1 RFC 2616)
- URL is requesting static data and is not executing code (no CSRF possible). e.g. html files or css or javascript.
- URL is excluded in the configuration from CSRF checking (optional)
- If there is not a CSRFGuard Session Token in the user's ASP.Net session, then this is the first request and we should not consider it an attack ;-)
If it determines that the request needs checking, then it compares the passed CSRFGuard Session Token to the one stored in the user's ASP.Net session. If they do not match, or if the token is not present, then we've got a CSRF attempt.
When a CSRF attempt is detected, the Module then decides what to do about it (it takes Action), based entirely on the configuration. It is up to you what Action you want taken when an attack is detected. There are the following available CSRFHandlers:
- KillSession -- kill the ASP.Net session
- LogEvent -- log an event wherever you want with log4net.
- PrintError -- optionally, print HTML error text to the screen
- RedirectToUrl -- redirect somewhere else, such as an error page or 404 page.
Custom CSRFHandlers are also allowed as "plugins" if you like. All are configurable and can be chained together to execute one after another to result in complex actions.
Outgoing Responses: Page Rewriting (ResponseFilters)
The module also hooks the ReleaseRequestState event and provides a custom Request Filter that interrogates the outgoing HTML so that we can inject our CSRFGuard Session Token wherever it is needed.
There are multiple options for how to inject the tokens that are configurable depending on your needs. These are called ResponseFilters
- HTMLParserFilter (TODO)
- JavascriptFilter -- injects javascript code into every page that does all of the work of rewriting URLs and FORMS to pass the CSRF tokens
- RegexFilter -- uses regular expressions and sets of rules to rewrite URLs in the page itself. Ignores javascript URLs and to prevent leakage of the CSRF tokens to attackers, enforces a same-origin policy on the URLs so that only URLs falling within your application URL or IP address will be rewritten.
Implementation Approach
This project takes an analagous approach to the J2EE CSRF Guard J2EE Filter in the ASP.Net world: an ASP.Net HTTP Module / Filter.
Design Goals
- Threat-modeled design and implementation
- Fully test-driven (will be using nunit2)
- And very high code coverage for unit tests (using ncover)
- Automated build (will be using nant)
- Highly configurable
- Allow for flexibility to support all different kinds of applications.
- Highly modular code
- Bulk of the decision-making is done automagically in objects who can then be interrogated for access decisions
- Small classes and methods for clarity and avoiding overly-complex code.
- Ease potential rolling multiple utilities like this into a single uber-HTTP-Module framework later (need to check out status of the mod_security port to .Net)
- No tight coupling to the application required (but may be useful to support for optimizing performance or integration)
- Allow non-security code to be overridden by another implementation (e.g. use your own Logger class, use your own Config file class, support additional response mechanisms, etc.)
- Ability to run in a partial trust environment (hat tip to User:Dinis.cruz)
- Ability to optimize the configuration to just where you most expect to have CSRF vulnerabilities (e.g. avoid work for no security gain)
- Not just a straight code port from J2EE version
Differences between this and the J2EE version (to be resolved)
Source Code hosted at Google Code
The CSRFGuardModule is just a shell for hooking the CSRFGuard module in via an httpModule declaration.
context.AcquireRequestState += new EventHandler(HandleRequest); context.ReleaseRequestState += new EventHandler(FilterHTMLResponse);
FilterHTMLResponse determines which ResponseFilter to use from the configuration and then passes control to that filter to do its rewriting. The ResponseFilters all inherit from the same base class that simplifies each ResponseFilter by avoiding having to re-implement the Stream methods.
The CSRFGuard object is the guts that does everything. It does this completely driven by the configuration so all methods are private. As a caller, you only get some read-only properties to see what is going on.
public class CSRFGuard { // read-write public String CsrfTokenValue public String CsrfTokenName // read-only public bool SkipDetect public bool AttackDetected public HttpResponse Response public HttpSessionState ClientSession }
The CSRFGuard code is at a high level very, very simple (by design):
// do we need to do anything? Configure the object options. SetupSkipDetect();
// Check for CSRF and store the results in object properties for later retrieval if (!SkipDetect) { DetectCSRFAttempt(); }
// take action if (AttackDetected) { HandleCSRFAttempt(); }
HandleCSRFAttempt() is the most complicated, but is still fairly simple. It again, determines what to do from the configuration and then executes the configured CSRFHandlers in order as a chain.
Insert UML / Class diags and discussion of design
Configurable Options
Installation instructions
Site-wide (protect all web applications running on IIS)
- Copy these files to this location
- Add this to machine.config to load the module
Per-application (protect each application individually)
Suppose your web application root directory (where you find web.config) is:
- Create the directory C:\inetpub\wwwroot\MyWebApp\bin\CSRFGuard
- Copy these files to this directory:
- CSRFGuard.dll
- CSRFGuard.config
- CSRFGuard.pdb (if you want debugging symbols)
- Copy these files to the web application root directory:
- CSRFGuardLoggerConfig.log4net
- log4net.dll
Add the following text to the web.config file in the <system.web> section or into the existing <httpModules> section, if there is one already
<httpModules> <add type="org.owasp.csrfguard.CSRFGuardModule, CSRFGuard" name="CSRFGuardModule"/> </httpModules>
Changing the web.config will cause the app pool to reset so you will then be able to test the application to see that it has embedded the CSRF token!
- Advanced configuration
- If you want to point to a specific 404 error page, edit CSRFGuard.config and change the existing path
- If you want to change the error message that gets printed on error by the PrintError handler, you can edit this configuration item as well.
- If you want to change the order that the CSRFHandlers load, or add/remove other handlers, change these values.
- Change what gets logged where by editing the CSRFGuardLoggerConfig.log4net file and using a different appender, change the debug level, etc. You can change where the logs go (default is c:\logs\csrfguardlog.txt using the file appender)
Related work
- PHP CSRF Guard
- J2EE CSRF Guard
- Javascript Cross Site Request Forgery Protection Kit
- OWASP Enterprise Security API
- Tokens are only added if URLs match a same-origin policy (avoids leaking the token information outside the app)
- CSRFGuard module that is able to detect CSRF attacks.
- Filters to inject the tokens
- RegExFilter
- CSRFHandlers to handle CSRF attacks
- LogEvent (logs with log4net)
- KillSession (kills the asp.net session)
- RedirectToURL (with optional parameters to denote the error info or message type)
- PrintError configurable message to screen instead of the response text
- Configurable options:
- extensionWhitelistPattern (file extensions to ignore when adding tokens to URLs -- files that would not be usable for CSRF attacks)
- useRandomCSRFTokenName (ability to generate a random token name instead of a static one)
- skipDetectOnParameterlessURLRequests (if there are no POST or HTTP parameters, there may not be a CSRF attack. Allow this to be set for apps where GETs are idempotent)
- ResponseFilter (change which response filter to use at runtime in the configuration)
- logging with log4net
- Configurable evasive actions (CSRFHandlers)
- Make the actions chainable and atomic and configuration-driven so you can execute them one after another to make complex interactions
- Extensible CSRFHandler plugin loading
- Got the code into source control
- config file supports complex data types, such as an arraylist, for lists of data.
- Can build .net 1.1 or 2.0 assemblies for either setup.
- Have a demonstration web app for testing. Will be used for functional tests using WatiN.
- 17 unit tests thus far.
- Ability to debug nunit tests from Visual C# express.
- Data input validation on CSRF tokens
- Javascript filter (does not honor same-origin policy -- using same javascript as the Java project CSRFGuard)
- Build both .net 1.1 and 2.0 assemblies for support of either deployment.
- Relative URL whitelisting (skipDetectForTheseURLs)
- Ran FxCop 1.36beta2 on the code and fixed the warnings (minor naming standard issues for the most part)
- Check out J2EE CSRF Guard 2.0 features and nomenclature for possible alignment
- Actually, the current development version of CSRFGuard for .Net already implements many of the requirements that I had shared with the Java team.
- Investigate threats of bad applications that leak ASP.Net session info from HTTPS to HTTP. This module right now is implicitly assuming that the session is trustworthy which it would be nice if we could have some programmatic basis for believing this.
- Write nunit test cases for everything
- Loads of error handling to be production-ready.
- Secure Coding:
- Data input canonicalization
- Features:
- Filters
- HTMLParser filter
- Filters
- Need MSI installer
- Need to test out Machine.config deployment
- Watir functional tests.
- Investigate an option for an application to provide its own web control (hidden) that you could override with the value from session instead of replacing the form tags with regex.
- Or, an option that would involve tightly coupling the app and the module -- the module could stick the token in session and the app could put it in the pages; then the module would only need to validate the data coming back and not do any rewriting.


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