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FTC issued two statements that pertained to privacy policies with two different outcome for Facebook and Google. Facebook was slapped on the wrist by FTC in the Facebook settlement that was published on 8/10/2012, and on the other side of the spectrum, Google's settlement on 8/9/2012 involved paying a $22.5 Million fine. Facebook is really lucky as their offense is as severe as Google's, and all they need to do is to "take several steps to make sure it lives up to its promises in the future", or face the possibility of a fine of $16,000 per violation.
$22.5 Million dollar is the largest fine imposed on any company. Compared to the Janet Jackson SuperBowl wardrobe malfunction which the FCC is still trying to collect on the $500,000 fine, the FTC fine is 45x more that what was imposed on CBS.
The story behind the lawsuit:
Facebook: The lawsuit alleged that Facebook deployed deceptive privacy setting and misrepresented the policy to users of Facebook. Facebook users are able to customize their privacy setting to have pictures, post, profile, etc shared on Facebook to "Only Friends" or "Friends of Friends" or "Customized", but the setting only apply to other Facebook users. Facebook will still share that information to certain third parties, making that setting ineffective.
From the lawsuit, it was reported that in Facebook generated $777.2 million dollars in advertising revenue in 2009 and the shared information will be available to those advertisers and other third parties.
In the first offense that FTC filled against Facebook, it was technically a warning; if a fine was imposed today, Facebook will be looking at forking out $2,544,475,840,000 as there are 159MM Facebook in US as reported by socialbakers.com.
Google: The lawsuit alleged that Google misrepresented to users of Apple Inc.'s Safari Internet browser that it would not place tracking "cookies" or serve targeted ads to those users, violating an earlier privacy settlement between the company and the FTC. This is the second time that Google is addressing privacy issues with the FTC in the last 12 months as Google settled with the FTC with the Google Buzz fiasco. Part of the settlement in March 2011 involved "future privacy misrepresentations, requires it to implement a comprehensive privacy program, and calls for regular, independent privacy audits for the next 20 years."
W3 reported that Safari users make up about 4% of the total internet users, while US Census in 2010 reported that approximately 52.6 million individuals have access to the internet at home and outside of their house. Taking those number into account, the number of Safari users in 2010 is about 2.1 million users (52.6 million users X 4%). There are sources that speculates that Apple / Mac users make up 10% of the market share as opposed to 4% reported by W3.
Either case, if FTC would to fine Google $16,000 per infraction, Google will be looking at a $33.6 Billion dollar fine as opposed to the $22.5 Million. Although the fine is huge, Google fair pretty well with the $22.5 Million fine, as they could have been slapped with a $33.6 Billion fine; and it is just a drop in the bucket as Google reported $37.9 Billion in revenue for FY 2011.


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Muncie, Ind. - The University of Illinois at Chicago men's swimming and diving team appears to be coming on, as the Flames knocked off Xavier, 80-59, but couldn't beat Ball State, losing, 93-45, at Ball State on Saturday afternoon.
For the women's team, it was a long day, as the Flames came up empty, dropping a pair of decisions. Ball State beat the Flames, 98-41, while the Musketeers defeated UIC's women, 88-50.
Newcomer Ari Bernstein picked-up the lone individual win of the day for the men's team winning the 100-yard butterfly in a swift 53.48.
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The women got a win from diver Caitlin Carey who took the three-meter event with a score of 243.08.
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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
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Undergraduate students in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (IAS) focus on four core learning objectives: critical and creative thinking; interdisciplinary research and inquiry; writing and communication; collaboration and shared leadership. These learning objectives are developed and documented through the IAS degree portfolio process, a process that begins with the school core course and concludes with the portfolio capstone course.
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IAS students develop their collaboration and shared leadership abilities by learning to work with others to identify dimensions of a project, generate and refine ideas, follow through on the consequences of collective decisions, and pursue specific tasks without losing a sense of the whole. As part of this process, they learn to assess and draw on group members' histories, strengths, and potential contributions. They develop skills in listening, mediating conflict, playing different roles, and reflecting on the outcomes of collaborative work. Essential to this progress is understanding different ways of managing groups, and reflecting critically and creatively on collaboration processes.
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"Why wait for wheatberries?" asks the Village Harvest Wheatberry & Barley Whole Grain Medley package.
Why, indeed. Ordinary wheatberries (whole wheat kernels) take an hour to cook—typically after an overnight soak.
With Village Harvest, "a minute in the microwave and you've got a bowl of power packed goodness that's as high in iron, protein and fiber as it is in nutty flavor and bold, crunchy texture," as the package notes.
Got that right. Each half cup of the Wheatberry & Barley Medley (half the serving listed on the package) has around 130 calories, 4 grams of protein, 5 percent of a day's iron, and 5 grams of honest-to-goodness unprocessed fiber. You may have to visit the freezer case at Whole Foods or another natural-foods store to find it, but it's worth the trip.
And working wheatberries into your diet is a snap. Think of them as extra-nutty brown rice. Try mixing some with sautéed mushrooms or onions, or with chopped cherry tomatoes, fresh basil, a drizzle of olive oil, and a sprinkle of salt and freshly ground black pepper.
But why stop there? Village sells three other Whole Grain Medleys (Red Quinoa & Brown Rice, Farro & Red Rice, and Brown, Red & Wild Rice) and two Whole Grain Creations (Wheatberries, Barley, and Quinoa with Cranberries & Almonds and Brown and Wild Rice with Corn & Black Beans).
If you're still eating bland, boring white rice because it's convenient, that excuse is over.
"Ancient grains, welcome to the 21st century," says the bag. It took a village.
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"Chocolate Cookie Crumb Crust Made From Scratch," boasts the box of Marie Callender's frozen Chocolate Satin Pie. "Filled with our most luxuriously rich chocolate filling."
Filled with sugar, white flour, and bad fat is more like it.
Assuming you eat just one-sixth of the pie (the serving listed on the box), you're downing 580 calories and 4 grams of trans fat—much of it from partially hydrogenated soybean oil.
While an expert panel once considered advising people to get no more than 2 grams of trans (including the naturally occurring trans in meat and dairy fat) in an entire day, health authorities now recommend that we eat as little trans as possible. And 4 grams ain't a little.
Neither are the 18 grams (nearly a day's worth) of saturated fat in each serving. But that's palm kernel oil, butter, and milk for you.
It's not just the Chocolate Satin. Marie's six other large cream pies have 1½ to 4 grams of trans fat and 9 to 18 grams of sat fat per slice. And her 10 "Famous Flaky Crust" large fruit pies batter your arteries with around 3 grams each of trans and sat fat. (Her small, two-serving fruit pies are trans free. Go figure.)
In 1948, when Marie Callender first baked pies for local restaurants, she "used only the finest ingredients" and put "love and care into every pie," notes the Chocolate Satin Pie box. "Now you can enjoy the goodness of Marie's freshly made pies at home."
Just make sure your cardiologist is on call.
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Rob Avila is in his fifth season as an assistant coach with the UC San Diego baseball program in 2016 after being named to the post in September of 2011.
As the staff's top assistant, Avila serves as UCSD's pitching coach while assisting with recruiting and coordinating camps.
In his first year in La Jolla, Avila guided a staff that ranked third in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) and 57th nationally in the NCAA Division II with a 3.88 ERA. The Tritons won their fourth successive CCAA regular-season and tournament titles. Junior ace Ryan Goodbrand posted an unblemished 11-0 record to earn All-America honorable mention, while three senior pitchers, Jeff Rauh, Elias Tuma and Tony York, were offered professional contracts at the end of the season.
The 2013 season was a 10th straight in which UCSD produced a winning overall record, with Avila's staff posting the third-best strikeout-to-walk ratio (2.18) in the CCAA.
Prior to joining the Tritons, Avila was the head coach at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Fla., from 2005-10, where he led the Sailfish to two National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) South Region championships in four seasons. He was named the NCCAA South Region Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2009. In both of those years, the Sailfish finished ninth in the NCCAA. During his tenure, Avila coached one All-American and 22 all-region selections. Three players went on to sign professional contracts.
In 2010, Avila was also an assistant athletics director for operations at Palm Beach Atlantic. He was the school's head strength and conditioning coordinator from 2005-10 as well. Avila began his coaching career in 2001 as an assistant at Mendocino College in Ukiah.
Avila's baseball career spanned both the collegiate and professional levels. He garnered all-region distinction at Fresno City College (1997) and was a two-time All-NAIA Independent pick at The Master's College (1998-99) in Santa Clarita. In 1999, Avila was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 18th round. He spent five years in the minor leagues, including time with the Double-A Reading Phillies.
Avila earned a bachelor's degree in physical education in 2002 from The Master's and a master's degree in the same field from Azusa (Calif.) Pacific University in 2005.
Avila's wife, Bethany, was a standout volleyball player at The Master's. They reside in Oceanside with their three daughters, Violet, Elaina and Emme, and son Trey.


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Following us on social media will help you stay informed on what we're doing in County government. It truly is the best way for citizens to have instant access to breaking information and important updates. And by using social media to stay current on all things Baltimore County, citizens can connect with local government like never before. All you have to do is like, follow and subscribe at the links below.
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A home gym is the most convenient way to get your workout in regularly. You don't need to pay monthly fees, drive through traffic, pack and unpack your things in the locker room or wait for the equipment you want. Instead, you can work out any time in the privacy of a home gym space set up in your basement, garage or living room. If you want to get the most out of your home gym, you'll need all the right fitness accessories for your workouts.
Health monitors and pedometers help you keep track of important stats as you exercise to ensure you're getting the most out of your time. You can wear these monitors around your wrist or clipped to your belt, so they stay out of the way while they track your heart rate, steps walked and other important information. Heart rate monitors are ideal when you're using a treadmill, elliptical or exercise cycle. When you do challenging cardio exercises, you want to be sure your heart rate stays within 50 to 85 percent of its maximum for the best results. A heart rate monitor will make sure you're challenging yourself enough while not overdoing it and risking injury.
When you're setting up your home gym, you want to be sure you keep all your gear in great condition for years to come. Put gym flooring underneath free weights and exercise machines. These padded mats will prevent scratches on your floors, while minimizing the dust that can get into the mechanisms of your more complex weight and cardio machines. They also offer a more supportive surface so you can safely stretch and perform body weight exercises like push-ups and crunches.
If your favorite workout is strength training with barbells, dumbbells or kettlebells, make sure you have the equipment to get the most out of your lifting sessions. One useful piece of weight lifting equipment is a pair of lifting gloves. These padded gloves can help prevent blisters from heavy lifting and repeated motions. If you find your grip strength rather than your muscle strength is limiting the amount of weight you take on as you work out, you might want to try a set of lifting straps. They make it easier to hold a barbell so you can add more weight and continue to challenge yourself.
Add few vital fitness accessories and you'll have everything you need to burn fat, build muscle and get in great shape in the convenience of your home gym. Shop the wide selection at Kmart to find the best options for your home at great prices.


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"Did you know we spend billions of dollars on hair care every year?" said Grant Elliot. "Think of all the money the Lagergrens will be saving!" The Third Annual St. Baldrick's Day event, some done at the Arkansas Valley Regional Hospital on Friday evening and some at the Crowley County Correctional Facility earlier in the week, earned $12,239 to fight childhood cancer. Heading up the event was Ana Mathews, the young lady who got the whole thing started three years ago. Grant Elliott was the master of ceremonies and Paul Arrellano the official photographer. Both had volunteered at the previous events, also.
The teams included Crowley County Correctional facility, Lewis Bolt and Nut, La Junta Police, Team JC, Summers team, Bald and Beautiful, Big Brothers, in descending order of contributions. Individual top participants were Joe Ayala with $1,620, Pennee Acker with $845 and Jason Morgenson with $600. There were 71 participants, including one family of seven, the Lagergrens. The goal was $10,000, so the $12,239 earnings topped the goal comfortably.
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The La Junta Ministerial Association is planning a prayer meeting for the National Day of Prayer at noon on Thursday, May 2, at the Santa Fe Plaza.
The National Day of Prayer tradition predates the founding of the United States of America, evidenced by the Continental Congress' proclamation in 1775 setting aside a day of prayer. In 1952, Congress established an annual day of prayer and in 1988, the law was amended, designating the National Day of Prayer as the first Thursday in May.
This year's theme, "Pray for America," is based on Matthew 12:21, which reminds us that "in His name the nations will put their hope." National Day of Prayer Task Force Chairman Shirley Dobson, said, "The American people continue to be plagued with challenges that defy simple answers, and our hope lies in humbly seeking the Almighty's guidance, protection and blessing - not only on the National day of Prayer, but throughout the year."
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Sam Phillips signs aspiring country singer Johnny Cash and releases his debut single, "Cry! Cry! Cry!"/"Hey! Porter."
Sun releases John Cash's "I Walk the Line."
The "Million Dollar Quartet"—Presley, Perkins, Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis—records old gospel, country and pop songs at an impromptu session. The recordings aren't officially released until the mid-Eighties.
Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash sign with Columbia Records. Perkins leaves Sun immediately, Cash leaves in August when his contract is up.
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ESPN Erin Andrews 'Dancing with the Stars finale': Why Erin lost and Nicole Scherzinger won
Week after week, Erin Andrews slowly morphed from an ESPN sideline reporter to a ballroom dancer in time for the Dancing with the Stars finale. But Dancing with the Stars is no longer a show about amateur dancers and improvement.
Simply put, it has become a show where mainly semi-professional dancers have a chance at the Dancing with the Stars mirror ball. Consider the final two contestants; Nicole Scherzinger, a professional singer/dancer, and Evan Lysacek, a gold-medal men's figure skater. Last season's winner, Donnie Osmond, has been a singer/dancer since he learned how to walk and talk.
Erin Andrews had some limited dance experience which helped advance her to the finals, but did not have the professional polish of Nicole or Evan.
Even still, Erin Andrews finished strong with her partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy in third overall. She said competing on the show helped give her "smile" back.
"This experience has meant everything to me. I knew that these two [Nicole Scherzinger and Evan Lysacek] were going to go head-to-head in this. But I came here under really crummy circumstances and I just wanted to get my life back together and my smile back and I just wanted to be myself again," said an emotional Erin Andrews. "And you guys have been amazing, you have and my family up there [pointing to the other contestants] and this one [Maksim] has just brought life back together so I'm so thankful."
In a taped interview, her partner Maksim had kind words for her. "I made the finals, the second I saw you happy." Maksim said. "To me that was enough."


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The Family Reference Atlas provides maps, illustrations, photographs, charts, tables; and 30 global thematic spreads displaying key facts and figures on everything from biodiversity and the distribution of natural resources to world health, global Internet connectivity, and conflict and terror hot spots.
A comprehensive index makes it easy to pinpoint more than 40,000 locations all over the globe.
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I use this mainly to locate places, such as Mali in relation to Nyjer (correct spelling was rejected as an inappropriate word). The maps are easy to read. The index is very good.On page 82 the designated 2005 location for the North Magnetic Pole is wrong. Also, I would prefer that the map of the North Polar region have some lines of latitude and longitude.
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It is with great pride and enthusiasm that I write to welcome you to the Holt Public Schools! The Holt Public School District encompasses 32 square miles which include the Village of Dimondale, most of Delhi Township, small portions of Windsor Township, Delta Township and the City of Lansing. The district is comprised of 12 schools: one early learning childhood center, five K-4 elementary schools, two 5-6 schools, one 7-8 junior high school, a 9-12th grade senior high complex with a separate 12th grade north campus, and an alternative high school. Two of our elementary schools operate on a balanced (year-round) calendar. Almost 5700 students are enrolled for the 2015-16 school year. All our schools are equipped with up-to-date technology and media centers/libraries. Our Early Learning Center offers programs and care for children from infant to preschool age, and Holt Community Education offers child care for K-6 students and enrichment programs for school-aged students through senior citizens. The faculty and staff of Holt Public Schools are ready to connect with you!
I would like to begin by honoring and thanking Dr. Johnny Scott for his 20 years of service to our school system and community. Dr. Scott will be remembered for his dynamic vision and his drive to ensure that every student in our system experienced success in our schools in some way each day! On behalf of the entire school district, I wish you well in retirement, Dr. Scott!
I have lived and worked in our amazing community for the past 20 years. My partner Anne and our two children have truly enjoyed the Holt and Dimondale communities and all they have to offer.
Since June, I have been working to welcome the entire community to our Holt Public Schools family by way of our comprehensive communication plan. Some of you may access information about our schools through the Ram Quarterly, while others may prefer an email, accessing the website, or receiving updates via Twitter (@HoltPublicSch), Facebook (Holt Schools Advantage), or Instagram (holtpublic). I intend to record podcasts for you and would like to connect with you by leading a book study around the book, "Who Moved my Cheese?" I encourage you to find a copy of the book as I will be referencing it frequently throughout the year.
Thank you for your interest in Holt Public Schools! Please consider finding time to tour our website and our schools. I am driven to maximize student learning by promoting positive behaviors. I am honored to serve you and embrace the opportunity to celebrate the past and inspire the future of Holt Public Schools.
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If you've been thinking that the same actress is somehow playing the mom of every adult kid in movies and TV, you're not crazy. Tony and Emmy winner Blythe Danner (real-life mother of Gwyneth Paltrow) has become Hollywood's go-to choice for the fairer parent. As Danner herself recently remarked, "If it's not embarrassing, I do it!" Here's a look at her most memorable mamas.
Will & Grace (2004–06) As Will Truman's mom, Danner is a barbed blue blood (and not-so-great parent) who gets her comeuppance when her husband dumps her for his mistress.
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5th August 2015Human existence relies on healthy soils, writes Jane Rickson. But all over the world they are being lost and degraded by inappropriate land use, reducing their capacity to produce food and store water, nutrients and carbon. Sustainable land management must be incentivised to conserve this essential resource. more...
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15th July 2015A new biosafety report for the Norwegian Environment Agency says GM foods cannot be declared safe due to major gaps in the science, writes Nafeez Ahmed. Indeed research clearly indicates harmful and adverse impacts to both health and environment. But Monsanto insists that GMOs are just as safe as, or even safer than, conventional crops. more...
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12th July 2015In her new book The Vandana Shiva Reader, the celebrated campaigner and scientist deplores the way in which the Green Revolution forced India's poorest farmers off their land, writes Colin Tudge. Now she fears even worse outcomes in Africa where a GMO-fuelled farming revolution is under way. more...
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Dora Marinova & Talia Raphaely
9th July 2015Meat is already a huge contributor to climate change, write Dora Marinova & Talia Raphaely, and as 'atmospheric space' for greenhouse gas emissions contracts, its importance will only increase. The good news? If rich countries were just to eat less of it, there's a huge climate win there for the taking! more...
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29th June 2015Nineteen African nations meet today in Arusha, Tanzania, to finalise a 'plant protection' protocol that would open up the continent's seeds to corporate interests, taking away farmers' rights to grow, improve, sell and exchange their traditional seeds, while allowing commercial breeders to make free use of the biodiversity they embody, to sell them back to farmers in 'improved' form. more...
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We take great pride in the accomplishments of our student-athletes. Here is a list of those who will be graduating Saturday at the 119th University of Idaho commennce ceremony.
Basketball (men) – Wendell Faines (General Studies), Mansa Habeeb (General Studies), Joe Kammerer (Broadcasting and Digital Media)
Basketball (women) – Jessica Graham (Masters/Adult Organizational Learning and Leadership), Ana Overgaard (Broadcasting and Digital Media)
Cross country (men) – Barry Britt (General Studies), Jeffrey Osborn (Biology)
Cross country (women) – Ailene MacPherson (Mathematics)
Football – Kama Bailey (General Studies), Donovan Cunningham (Exercise Science and Health), Trey Farquhar (General Studies), Robert Hatchett (General Studies), Aaron Lazaro (Sociology), Homer Mauga (General Studies), Marsel Posey (Political Science), Guy Reynolds (Psychology), Conrad Scheidt (General Studies), Dontae Scott (General Studies), Mike Scott (General Studies), Robert Siavii (General Studies), Maurice Trotter (General Studies), Sua Tuala (General Studies), Gary Walker (General Studies)
Golf (men) – Gordon Webb (General Studies)
Golf (women) – Julia Hitchins (General Studies), Allyssa Nilsson (Exercise Science and Health)
Soccer – Jill Flockhart (International Studies), Erica Hart (Management and Human Resources), Lauren Layton (International Studies), Christine Leathem (Anthropology), Megan Lopez (Biology), Amber Pimley (Nutrition), Cassandra San (Marketing), Chelsea Small (Mathematics)
Swimming and diving – Meaghan McCloskey (Marketing), Kelsie Saxe (Public Relations)
Tennis (men) – Andrew Dobbs (Sociology), Filip Fichtel (Architecture), Jake Knox (Chemical Engineering), Alan Shin (Economics)
Tennis (women) - Constance Alexander (General Studies),
Track and field (men) – Ryan Bowen (Mechanical Engineering), James Clark (Advertising), Jeremy Klas (Computer Science)
Track and field (women) – Keli Hall (Exercise Science and Health), Anna Kalbrener (Studio Art), Margaret Miller (History), Sarah Nutsch (Fire Ecology and Management/Forest Resources), Lauren Schaffer (Finance)
Volleyball – Allison Baker (General Studies), Ryann Carter (Public Relations), Janelle Chow (Exercise Science and Health), Julie Church (Physical Education), Alexandra Sele (Psychology)
Masters degrees – Stephane Colle (track and field coach/Movement and Leisure Sciences), Jaimie Hoskins (athletic trainer/Movement and Leisure Sciences), Chelsea Oates (diving coach/Adult Organizational Learning and Leadership), Kevin Small (football coach/Adult Organizational Learning and Leadership)


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ZF-8702: getDateModified() returns incorrect date if RSS feed has near-standard date formatting (see ZF7908)
Related to Issue ZF7908, I still experience problems when the RSS feed date has no offset and the system locales are set to en_US: RSS Feed date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 02:14:00 CST
getDateModified returns: Apr 1, 2010 3:00:54 PM
the same date with locales de_DE returns the correct date, but an incorrect time, the current system time is used. RSS Feed date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 02:14:00 CST
getDateModified returns: 04.01.2010 15:05:52 I've applied the patch from ZF7908 which fixes this problem: getDateModified returns: 04.01.2010 09:14:00
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I'm experiencing the same exact problem here, with the feed http://feeds.slate.com/slate.
Here's a debug output from my code. The first field is whether getDateModified() is valid, the second is the actual getDateModified() in ISO_8601 format, followed by the entry title. Notice the alternating correct and wrong dates. (The actual RSS entries have pubDates corresponding to 2010-03-04, e.g. Thu, 4 Mar 2010 18:19:05 PST).
TRUE, 2010-03-04T08:29:03-08:00, Slate V: Dana's Home Theater: A Serious Man TRUE, 2010-04-03T20:32:10-04:00, Alice in Wonderland reviewed: Don't follow Tim Burton down this rabbit hole. TRUE, 2010-03-04T20:32:10-05:00, A real-life soldier says The Hurt Locker is based on his life. How will the court decide? TRUE, 2010-04-03T20:32:10-04:00, Obama held only one health care event in his first four months in office? TRUE, 2010-03-04T20:32:10-05:00, The Political Gabfest for March 4, 2010. TRUE, 2010-04-03T20:32:10-04:00, How to understand late-period Steve Martin. TRUE, 2010-04-03T20:32:10-04:00, Advertisement: TRUE, 2010-03-04T20:32:10-05:00, Why pledges to "clean up Washington" never work. TRUE, 2010-04-03T20:32:10-04:00, The Senate bill doesn't fund abortions. Here's why Stupak thinks it does. TRUE, 2010-03-04T20:32:10-05:00, Apple's multitouch lawsuit is both dumb and dangerous.
This is the RSS feed that I mentioned in my comment.
OK, I'll try this again (sorry first time here). The attached file slate.xml refers to my first comment. See the , and compare to the getDateModified() results in my first comment.
Resolved in r22086. Thanks for the detailed report and findings. They made all the difference in getting this reproduced and the patch justified.


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Marty Lees became the 15th head coach in program history in 2015 after spending the last three seasons as the assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Oklahoma State and the previous 11 at Oregon State. In those 14 years he has coached 10 teams that have reached the NCAA Tournament, including two national champions with Oregon State. (FULL BIO)
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One of our favorite fellas, Tall Black Guy, has put together a pretty incredible compilation featuring eleven other emerging producers. Called Tempo Dreams Vol. 1, the project will include Tensei, MonkeyRobot, Ta-Ku, Evil Needle, Teru, Chief, Jeriko Jackson, Buscrates, Floydcheung, Doc Illingsworth, Schecky's Jazzy Tofu, and of course, Tall Black Guy.
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Sue T. Beck
Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 4:26 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 4:26 p.m.
Sue Thompson Beck, 84, of Piedmont Crossing, formerly of U.S. Highway 64 West, passed away Monday evening, Dec. 3, 2012, at Piedmont Crossing.
Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Davidson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Forest Hill Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m. at the funeral home prior to the service and other times at their respective homes.
Sue was born in Coffee County, Ala., on April 11, 1928, to Curt Thompson and Edna Ward Thompson. She was a retired employee of Burlington Furniture and attended Reeds Baptist and Clearview Baptist churches. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Charles Calvin Beck in 2002; and son Charles Anthony Beck in 1997.
Surviving are daughter Brenda McGuinn of Lexington; sons Eddie Beck, Stephen Beck, Andy Beck and Bryan Beck, all of Lexington; eight grandchildren, Jenna, Calvin, Rhea, Aaron, Jake, Gabe, Landon and Dylan; two great-grandchildren, Mason and Turner; and one sister, Jean Everhart of Lexington.
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What? You're pregnant? Congratulations! Let's celebrate over a couple of beers!
Five newly published studies show having a few alcoholic drinks in the first trimester may not cause any harm to the baby, CBS News reports. Just don't go crazy: Nine-plus cocktails a week could cause kids to have low attention spans once they turn five, the network adds.
"High prenatal exposure to alcohol has consistently been associated with adverse effects on neurodevelopment," Dr. Ulrik Schioler Kesmodel, a study author, says in a statement reported by CBS. "However, less is known about the effects of low to moderate, weekly average consumption levels and binge drinking."
Of course, there are plenty of experts who still side with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which continues to recommend no alcohol at all during pregnancy and which helped fund the studies, the network notes.
"We have a long history that alcohol causes birth defects," the CDC's Dr. Jacquelyn Bertrand, a coauthor on three of the studies, tells CBS. "Drinking during pregnancy is just not worth the risk."
Fine. We'll just toast you with sparkling water instead.
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text: Well boys and girls here's the Mauser I got from bellson all ready to go. Put a 4x16x42 Nikon on it with side focus and have to go sight it in now, I think???? I'm not really sure I'm going to keep the scope though, I was very disapointed in it, no screw in lens caps, the power ring is very sloppy and loose, the side focus lock only sorta locks( puts it into a detent type mode w/clicks) but a bump would move it for sure. Philippienes manufacture too???? What happened to the japaneese quality optics of the past?? No sun shade included $35 extra. For $350+ shade I don't really think it's all THAT much better than one of the $130 Bushnells I've got, a little better but I don't have anything else comprible to compair it to, but it's only slightly better. The finish is weird too the slightest touch leaves a mark and it collects dirt like crazy, almost like an old, dry, rubber armored scope, durability?????. Pretty disapointed in it over all and I'm not sure I'll keep it, it might just might go back. A couple pics of my fancy shooting bench I built a couple years ago are in there too 4 ft long 3 ft wide, NICE. I hate those little scrunched up shooting benchs ya can't get commfy on and have no place for your ammo and such. Of course it weighs as much as the Queen Mary but it's a very stable shooting platform. 1 1/2" thick top, 1 3/4" black iron pipe legs with caps on the ground side and stainless hardware, pretty rugged and stable. As you can tell, I've never been accused of "under building" anything!!!! The only thing left to do on the Mauser is to do the engine turning/jeweling on the bolt and bolt relese face and to get the engraved scope rings here now I know the hight requirement and replace the floor plate with an ingraved one, there's a couple spots on the stock I don't care for so I'll redo that also, then she'll be done, done! PHEWWWW lots of fussing around for a new gun, I just can't leave things well enough alone I guess, YEA RIGHT, look who I'm talking to, you guys are as bad as me!!! I've seen that already with you all!! What makes us act so???


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Its almost impossible to choose. He has so many great songs from both his mixed tapes and also his three albums. I have had so many favorites but i guess my favorite at the moment is SPRAY PAINT AND INK PENS. although it is only featuring Lupe his verse is amazing. He has a mean flow and It makes me smile every time I hear it because his lyrics are so insanley creative. Thanks Lupe keep it up. Your the man
daydreamin. first time i heard this track live it made me a SUPER fan. lupe always comes w/ the energy on this track live and it made me appreciate the track. every time i hear it i always get brought back to the first time i saw him live and heard this track come on. gets me hyped just thinking about it and has been my favorite lupe track since that day.
it's hard to choose, but i guess i'll go with "Go to sleep" because i wake up to it every morning and it's amazing lol
The Instrumental The box is the media. Both guys are controlled by the media to a point where theyve lost their own identities. The first person knows hes brainwashed, or he knows somethings wrong at least, but he cant figure out whats wrong or how to fix it. The second person is more ignorant and doesnt even realize that hes lost his real self to the mainstream media thats hypnotized the world. Like the song says, the first guy hates the box, but he cant remember how to stop it. So he sits and he watches, hopin it will give him something he can box with Or fight with. He knows that the media has control over him, but the problem is he looks to the media for answers and to find out how to fix it. Hes scared to look away, cause at that moment, it might just show him what to take off the locks with. So he keeps watching TV and wondering whats wrong in the world when the problem is the media-brainwashing itself. He chained himself to the box, took a lock and then he locked it. Swallowed the combination and forgot it. So he committed himself to living a dream a long time ago, and until he looks away hell be chained to it and wondering whats wrong with his world. The second guy is more like most people. He thinks everythings normal and he loves the box. The only reason hes scared to look away is because hes afraid it might get stolen or quit telling him what to do. Hes brainwashed too but he doesnt even realize anythings wrong with his world so you could say hes voluntarily ignorant. Both people are addicted to the media telling them what to do and theyve both lost their identities because they arent true to themselves, but only the first guy senses that somethings wrong. Either way, theyve both lost sight of their true selves. the same one that took away his voice, and just left the instrumental. Theyve both lost their true inner self, and they just have the outside left, the instrumental. Lupe's a genius... or at least awake.
i really wanted to choose "WORDS I NEVER SAID" because it's such a beautiful dedication to Palestine and the Gaza Strip.
my favorite song by lupe fiasco would have to be inspirational and catchy. it would have to show his great flow and his raw emotion. his storytelling would be evident and show why lupe is respected as he is. with that in mind, it was tough to narrow it down to "THE COOLEST" "...Come, these are the tales of The Cool Guaranteed to go and make you fail from your school And seek unholy grails like a fool And hang with the players of the pool, fast talking on the hustle No Heaven up above you, no Hell underneath you And nowhere will receive thee, so Shed no tear, when we're not here And keep your faith, as we chase ...The Cool ..."
Real. It might not be the first song that comes to mind when someone asks you what the best Lupe song is, but Real is definitely my favorite. Lupe's lyrics and flow are great and he says so much in so little. The beat doesn't sound like traditional hip hop which is cool and it puts out a lot of energy. Also the song has so many quotable quotes. Each line could be a quote pretty much.
I'm a new fan. My favorite song is Words I Never Said. I went from being called a wetback (by my 4th grade teacher) all the way through law school, calling out and taking action against every racist, misogynistic, anti-immigrant, homophobic practice, comment, person...at my worst I wonder if I said too much, at my best I knew I had to because no else was going to. This song is for people like me and I love Lupe for writing it.
I want one! I've gotta say my favorite Lupe song is Hurt Me Soul. I just connected to it so much, because at first I didn't like hip-hop when I first heard it either, due to all the general themes I couldn't really relate to. But that whole song is just full of great lyricism, and touches on tons of major world issues. I still get chills when I hear the last line "All the world's ills, sittin on chrome 24 inch wheels", because it's so true. So much is happening on the world yet people continually live their lives based around material things. So for all that I've gotta say Hurt Me Soul is my favorite Lupe song.
I Feel Failure is my favorite and by far Lupe's best song lyrically. It shows his true ability as a lyricist unlike many artist in the game today. He is sill keeping the metaphoric style, and the art of telling stories in his song alive. Keep real lyricist in the game!!!!!
My favorite Lupe track is Fighters. There isnt one bad song on The Cool, but this track stands out to me. The heartfelt lyrics, the soothing yet simple instrumental, and Matthew Santos kills the hook. Matter of fact, my entire family loves this song. Unfortunately, The Cool dropped about a month before my father passed. My mom and grandmother asked if there was a particular if there was a particular song that my sibling and I wanted to hear after the wake and funeral, while everyone was meeting in the church after the burial. All my siblings picked The Fighters, and every time I hear Lu say "Man, I really miss my pops, hope that God watches over him and that he's up top" it always hits home. Immediately after my dad's death I didnt play the track for like a month, but as time has gone on I play it constantly. The track has the most play on my iTunes:)
My favorite Lupe song is defiantly "He Say, She Say". My parents separated when I was 4, and I have never lived with my dad since then. I love him, but I wish he could have spent more time with me. This song brings tears to my eyes every time, but it just makes me want to be a better father when I grow up.
I loved how he was telling a extended story through a bunch of songs on Food and Liquor and The Cool, i was kind of hoping to see him continue that on LASERS but it was still amazing! Favorite of all time though is definitely Failure. The lyricism and wordplay is just jaw dropping and it just has that feel good care-free feeling to it.
Sunshine. I feel a close connection to this song because it was the song i first used in a mixing and scratching dj class at UCLA wooden center. The song reminded me of someone very close to my heart and gave a wide range of emotions from happiness to sadness. It was very deep song that makes my heart heavy everytime i heart it. Thank you for the motivation and the memories, I'll never forget the experiences i have when i play that song.
Dang lu. I feel like this a set up lol.. How can you expect us fans to pick one favorite from such a sick body of work.. But if i had to narrow it down I guess my favorite would be Hurt Me Soul off Food & Liquor. Your lyrics said it best "all the world's ills, sittin on chrome 24-inch wheels"
My Favorite lupe track is Hip Hop Saved My Life I like how it tells a story about someone trying to come up as a rapper real good song.Also loving the lasers album it's got tight songs been bumping it since it was released.
I love all his songs, it's like asking a parent to pick their favorite child.........Um. My go-to song has always been Theme Music To A Drive-By. The beat is so sick, and while Lupe is always lyrical that song is over the top. They deranged like the rover that I rode That was the Range that I drove when I was a little bit older mayne Declaring war on the deck like they the joker all wild Duckin from bruce wayne While they poker with the devil in a moonlitten ghetto "Hello My Name" stickers on the stickers of the veins In rehab remembering the feelings when they used to get mellow When they was all back of a nickel like Monticello When the underworld had to be smarter than donatello No honor amongst fellows It's harder than sittin with a blind man and tryin to describe yellow WOW!!!! Just WOW!! His lyrics flow so well my favorite but I would take any of his song, but this one stands out.
I watched the episode of Colbert Report that you performed Words I Never Said, definitely my new favorite song!! Its strong in every imaginable way, and my heart sings along with Skyler :). Can't stop listening to it, plus Lasers is an awesome CD! You rock, lots of love.
Cool is my favorite. Songs that have a tale that can be followed and visualized are the most fun to listen to. It's got a ton of imagery, in which the listener can form their own mental images and perception of what this man is going through. I also dig the whole concept of chasing the cool, and how it can affect a person if someone is too obsessed with one minor aspect of life. Lupe, you're a genius.
Favorite Song has to be "Jedi Mind Tricks".Not only is it classic, uncensored lupe, but the message is delivered in an impeccable flow. He uses the English language like he invented it, with wordplay like "They trying censor the influence-ah, just makes me sicka, influenza." These types of lines are what made me a Lupe fan. FNF up!
Hurt me soul, The song is one of my first I heard from Lupe and I can see myself listening to that even 30 years from now.
DUMB IT DOWN. -And I'm brainless, Which means I'm? headless, Like Ichabod Crane is (lupe says he's brainless because he says Ichabod Crane is headless when he has a head in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" when the headless horseman didn't) -Or foreplay-less sex is ( Foreplay-less sex = no oral sex, like giving head. thus, foreplay-less sex is headless like the headless horseman) -Which makes me sane-less (not in your right mind or not using your head which lupe already explained he had no head) Lupe is the man! One of my Favs! I just picked that one randomly. I love it because Lupe shows how much of a genius he is in that song. His wordplay is so dope!! I made tons of friends loopy for Lupe with this lol.
Coming Up....I Have 4 sisters and Lupe wrote it for his sisters so it always reminds me of mine. That song always get's to me and encourages me to work harder to reach success
I'm probably gonna have to go with hurt me soul. The beat is just so sick and the whole song is pretty much him in terms of style and lyrics. He even has his own hook instead having a featured artist on it. The song is just plain relaxin. He still gets to put in his little story and rap about the world, but not hella crazy in depth like words i never said. Hurt me soul is one of those songs that really paint a picture as you're listening to it. The thought he puts into his lyrics is just crazy: So through the Grim Reaper sickle sharpening Macintosh marketing Oil field augering Brazilian adolescent disarmament Israeli occupation Islamic martyrdom, precise Yeah, laser guided targeting Oil for food, water, and terrorist organization harborin Sand camouflage army men CCF sponsorin, world conquerin, telephone monitorin Louis Vuitton modelin, pornographic actress honorin String theory ponderin, bullimic vomitin Catholic priest fondlin, pre-emptive bombin and Osama and no bombin them They breakin in my car again, deforestation and overloggin and Hennessy and Hypnotic swallowin, hydroponic coughin and All the world's ills, sittin on chrome 24-inch wheels, like that It's just crazy how he put this verse in and how everything goes together. He's puttin in word after word after every comma makin them all connect and rhyme... and he only has like one filler. That's beast, that's lupe.
impossible to pick just one. I guess right now I'm really feeling words i never said and stereo sun.
My favorite song is Go To Sleep. I know its fairly new, but I like it because it shows Lupe's lyrical skills and the beat is fire too.


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• A hay rake valued at $1,500 was reported stolen from an open land area on Arrington Drive near Welcome between noon Monday and 8:33 p.m. Thursday.
• Golf clubs, putter and golf bag cloth valued at $1,000 were reported stolen from a parking lot on Lowe's Boulevard between 6 p.m. Thursday and 11:31 p.m. Saturday.
• Jewelry worth $6,350 and $204 in money were reported stolen from a home on North Miners Trail between Sept. 30 and 5:05 p.m. Saturday.
• Two rings valued at $10,279 were reported stolen from a home on Kindley Road near Thomasville between Oct. 1 and 2:38 p.m. Saturday.
• A trailer valued at $5,000 was reported stolen from an open land area on Surratt Road near Denton between midnight Thursday and 4:27 p.m. Friday.
• An air conditioner, clothes dryer and washing machine valued at $2,500 were reported stolen from a home on Pine Tree Drive between Sept. 6 and 11:33 a.m. Monday.
• Two chest of drawers, sofa, miscellaneous furniture and daybed valued at $3,000 were reported stolen from a home on High Rock Drive in Healing Springs between Sept. 23 and 7:40 a.m. Monday.
• A total of $12 in cash and $3,324 in jewelry were reported stolen from a home on Early James Road between Sept. 18 and 6:19 p.m. Monday.
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