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Specialty pharmaceuticals company Jazz Pharmaceuticals is buying EUSA Pharma for $650 million in cash and a potential $50 million milestone payment dependent on its lead acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) therapy Erwinaze™/Erwinase® (asparaginase Erwinia chrysanthemi) achieving a specified U.S. sales target in 2013.
Founded in 2006, EUSA has a portfolio of 10 marketed oncology, critical care, and oncology supportive care products. The firm achieved net sales of $46 million in the first quarter of 2012. Its biggest seller is Erwinaze, which has been developed for treating ALL in patients who are hypersensitive to E. coli-derived asparaginase. It was approved in the U.S. in November 2011.
Ireland-based Jazz says acquisition of EUSA will give it an expanded product portfolio and commercial platform, including a specialty commercial infrastructure in the U.S. and Europe, and international distribution network. The acquired firm is expected to add between $210 million and $230 million to Jazz' revenues in 2013. "EUSA Pharma is a compelling strategic fit with our specialty focus and commercial expertise," remarks Bruce C. Cozadd, chairman and CEO at Jazz. This transaction would expand our global footprint and marketed product portfolio."
EUSA's development pipeline is headed by Leukotac®, an anti-CD25 monoclonal antibody in Phase III development in Europe for treating steroid-refractory acute graft-versus host disease. Erwinaze is in addition being developed as an intravenous delivery formulation, and a pegylated recombinant Erwinia asparaginase, Asparec®, is undergoing Phase I testing in Europe.
EUSA is headquartered in the U.S., and has operations in the U.K. and France. The firm has an established commercial infrastructure in the U.S. and Europe and a wide distribution network in other countries. Jazz product portfolio is centered on narcolepsy, severe chronic pain, psychiatry, and women's health products. In addition to its headquarters in Dublin, the company has offices in Palo Alto and Philadelphia.
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The Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Foundation in Dover has purchased the development rights of 65 new farms, including 30 in Kent County, as part of the Delaware Farmland Preservation Program.
More than 5,750 acres comprise the farms, with 2,345 acres in Kent County alone, according to figures released by the Delaware Department of Agriculture.
The Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Program was formed with the adoption of the state Agricultural Lands Preservation Act of 1991. It is the only program that protects land for agricultural purposes in the Diamond State.
"Delaware's strong tradition of agricultural preservation helps preserve our way of life and heritage," Secretary of Agriculture Ed Kee said in a prepared statement. "Our children and grandchildren will look upon this land and thank us for keeping it in farming."
Landowners who volunteer to place their lands into the so-called Agricultural Preservation Districts agree to not develop their lands for at least 10 years and devote their lands only to agriculture and related uses, according to the state act. In return, the owners receive tax benefits, right-to-farm protection and an opportunity to sell a preservation easement to the state that keeps the land free from development permanently.
"The state does not own any of the land enrolled in the program; the landowners retain ownership," Delaware Department of Agriculture spokesman Dan Shortridge said. "The foundation purchases the development rights for the farms, rather than the farms themselves. As a result, there is a conservation easement placed on the property that bars development of the farmland. It is an entirely voluntary program."
The Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Board of Trustees recently voted to permanently preserve the properties in Round 17 of the program, which began in 1991, for an investment of $10.7 million, Shortridge said. With the latest purchases of these easements, more than 110,800 acres has been permanently protected in Delaware, he said.
The voluntary preservation program leverages state, local and federal monies to purchase landowners' development rights, Shortridge said. The 17th round of purchases used $5.5 million in state funds allocated as a result of the farmland preservation allocation, $4.6 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program and $600,000 in county funds ($500,000 from New Castle County and $100,000 from Kent County), he said.
Page 2 of 2 - All purchases by the Foundation were done at discount — namely 56 percent of the appraised value on average, Shortridge said. The average discount for Round 17 was 66 percent. The average farm size in the program is 147 acres, at an average cost of $1,790 per acre.
"Protecting this land helps keep farms healthy and successful," said Agricultural Lands Preservation Foundation Chairman Bob Garey, a Felton-area farmer. "This is the result of teamwork and contributions from many valued partners."
STATE FARMLAND PRESERVATION PROGRAMThe state purchased the development rights of 30 farms in Kent County and 65 in Delaware as a whole in order to keep them from being developed. Here are the 30 farms in Kent County preserved:Landowner | Acres | Payment to LandownerAD&D Farms, LLC | 93 | $91,384.92Janice L. Baker| 87 | $116,951.10Robert & Doris Biggs |116 | $209,172.29Ted & Marie Bobola | 91 | $318,439.90Ted & Marie Bobola | 39 | $158,319.70Patrick & Marianne Callahan | 33 | $104,422.00Churchman Farms, LP |148 | $238,446.60Ronnie & Barbara Hanson | 165 | $121,828.80D. Wayne & Betsy Adams | 18 | $46,561.82David Hrupsa | 52 | $67,856.10Edward Jewell | 65 | $95, 485.76Susanne Konschak | 28 | $51,662.40Charles R. Larimore | 45 | $105,425.00Lester & Duane Miller | 121 | $102,927.68Willis & Bobby Miller | 51 | $78,874.75Robert T. & Mary L. Minner | 42 | $68,401.13William L. Paskey | 77 | $118,298.61William L. Paskey | 44 | $58,514.40William L. Paskey Jr. | 127 | $157,217.76Pete's Brookview Farms, LLC | 78 | $150,126.21Robert Pritchett | 48 | $83,792.93Matthew Santich | 116 | $123,316.50Charles W. & Mary Emma Short | 90 | $243,545.50C. Maynard Welfley | 86 | $110,919.22C. Maynard & Susanne Welfley | 65 | $82,053.60Janet & William Wells | 108 | $160,590.17Janet & William Wells | 120 | $186,267.92Norman & Janice Wilkerson | 30 | $79,721.20Robert W. & Sylvia J. Wright | 84 | $110,530.05Ronald M. & Shirleen H. Wright | 78 | $94,464.64
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This year Wonderwheel Recordings celebrates their 10 year anniversary with their 10 Year Time Capsule compilation featuring 11 songs "hand selected by Nickodemus from the label's history." To dig in further, hop over to the Wonderwheel blog, which details Nickodemus' breakdown of each track.
Also, tonight be sure to check out the 10 year anniversary party at Brooklyn Bowl with Pimps of Joytime as well as the after party at Output! Catch details after the jump.


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.... you know the rest.
My WLC has run sweet and trouble-free for many a mile. Recently I broke the kickstart return spring; then having fitted a POS aftermarket one which didn't work properly (I've seen better springs in Chinese wristwatches) the kickstart lever itself broke at the pinch bolt.
So I obtained an OEM lever and an OEM spring second-hand, went to fit them and couldn't get the kickstart to work properly, kept slipping.
Stripdown revealed this;
Now they sure as hell aren't the correct tripper bolts, they just look like countersunk set-screws. You can see where the top one has been rubbing on the countershaft but the bottom one seems unmarked.
There's no debris of any description in the bottom of the gearbox and the oil (what was left of it) was pretty clean too. I haven't touched that box since I bought the bike six years ago and as I say it's been pretty much faultless.
So how the hell did it work okay for so long? And why is nothing easy?


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Justified? We were just out for a light Sunday Ride when...
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Driver pleads not guilty in harassing cyclists!
Read more (but not much) on the Daily Camera
Amazing, in Colorado, in Boulder County. OK, so we don't know what took place before this video started but could have 2 cyclists done something so terrible as to deserve this?
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Adam in Littleton
Submitted by deelongz (not verified) on
I will be more than galdly to meet you anywhere any time to teach you a lesson on life. my email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Ohh please email me and lets chat in person.... I bet you do not have the balls unless your behind your 2 ton suv!
Points: 27
Oh brother
Submitted by terry (not verified) on
Completely besides the point - but you should realize that most cyclist are very fit and will probably kick your ass. Also, bicycles make a decent weapon. If you step up on a cyclist you may just get a mouth full of chain ring, or a hand pump shoved up your (you know what).
Points: -5
The identity of the guy
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The guy's name is James R. Ernst. His place of business and phone number can be found above. He also has a 2000 pontiac registered to that address along with the 2003 ford explorer used.
He's from Erie in Weld County.
Moral of the story? Don't harass people without covering up your license plate number.
Points: 8
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The addresses match up, so I know this is correct.
Points: -1
dude has his own freaking
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
dude has his own freaking driveway from his own private hangar directly to Parkland Airport runway 8! Of course he feels entitled to all he surveys from his old white man's palace and beyond.
Points: -3
call *CSP (277) immediately
Submitted by crispi (not verified) on
call *CSP (277) immediately when you are involved in an incident such as this
Points: 6
*csp is a waste of time
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
In order for CSP to be obligated to do anything, a driver has to be involved in three separate incidents, called in by three different people. At that point, they may or may not receive a letter.
Note that even 10 letters will not result in even one citation, or point against a drivers license.
If somebody is behaving like that, you're better off calling 911.
Points: 8
"you're better off posting a video on youtube"
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
fixed it for ya
The Colorado State Patrol announced Thursday that James Ernst was issued a citation for harassment (two charges), impeding the flow of traffic/minimum speed regulation and improper use of a horn or warning device. http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_21587364/erie-driver-75-ticketed-after...
Points: 7
Hasn't this gotten way too
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Hasn't this gotten way too mean...inciting already short tempers. Can't believe some of the comments. It's hateful.
1. There's some aggressive cyclists and there's lots of rule-following cyclists.
2. There's some impatient, non-attentive drivers and there's lots of careful drivers.
Maybe if we all show some respect and treat one another with dignity, your drive to work and/or your training ride might be a bit more pleasant.
It could be that easy.
Points: 5
This post makes entirely too
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
This post makes entirely too much sense and I'm certain it's how the majority of people think. I'm on the road training (and even driving) 5+ days a week and agree most cyclists and drivers are good peeps. Then there's the fringe's, dozens of cyclists standing in the middle of the road, blocking the entire lane, waiting for a group ride to start (saw this on Saturday), and motorists going well over the speed limit in the canyons (saw this on Sunday)careening around curves on the shoulder or swerving into the opposite lane. Let's all be a little more respectful of one another and drop the Us versus Them mentality.
Points: -7


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Joshua Brown
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 202 lbs.
Born: April 29, 1979 in Foyil, OK
High School: Foyil
College: Nebraska (school history) (Brown college stats)
Drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the 7th round (222nd overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 33 (2960th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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As seen on the National Geographic Channel.
Price: $24.95
In January 2009 it was a patch of lawless Afghan desert, riddled with Taliban fighters. Today, Camp Leatherneck is home to more than 7,000 troops.
National Geographic goes inside the epicenter of the war in Afghanistan to meet the men and women who live and work in the camp. Learn how violence, boredom, excessive heat, separation from family and cultural differences affect the mind-set of the warriors. With unprecedented access, National Geographic chronicles daily life at Camp Leatherneck and the challenges and danger that come with living in an active war zone.
Bonus Program: Afghanistan: In The Line of Fire.
Not available for shipment outside of the U.S. and Canada.
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ZF-11188: Ipv6 host
Actualy it's not possible to validate an url contains an ipv6 host with Zend_Uri, like http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2732.txt
This affect many others componements, like Zend_Http_Client_Adapter, that could run fine if validation passed.
Code to reproduce:
require_once 'Zend/Uri.php';
var_dump(Zend_Uri::check('http://[::1]/foo.html', 'Uri'));
I would propose to use Zend_Validate_Hostname for the hostname part, I think running the zend_validate_hostname unittests on zend_uri_http would reveal more flaws.
Zend_Validate_Hostname does not detect IPv6 addresses with hex decimal f in them before r23900
Reproducing test case plus fix. Applying patch had no visible consequence w.r.t execution of test suite.
NOTE: Your ZF repo must be at r23900 or higher due to dependence on fix for ZF-11334
Fixed in trunk r23901
Fixed in release branch 1.11 at r23970


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Rated 2.8 out of 5 by 12 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marziaa86 Easy to assemble and looks great! Let me start off by saying I NEVER review products. But with all the complements that I've received in just 1 week of having this lamp, there's no way I couldn't write one. This product adds just the right amount of light to a medium sized room. It is a wonderful conversation piece and it fits any style. My husband and I rarely agree on decor and this is a piece that satisfies us both. Definitely recommend this product to anyone who's got a taste for something other than your average lamp! October 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by GuyDesign COOL LAMP So, I love this lamp. I have some rustic elements mixed with modern elements in my home. I opted to purchase this lamp base and I added a cool, oversized silver metal drumshade that I picked up elsewhere. This lamp easily looks as if it costs 2 to 3 times what I paid for it. As others have mentioned, I did struggle somewhat with making sure I got the legs tightened, but I managed to work it out. Some people have expressed concern with the cord running down the middle. I think the lamp looks good, especially if you want somewhat of an industrial element. I currently have it positioned behind a sectional sofa. I think it adds the perfect amount of character. December 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jenn Great Addition to My Living Room I had been looking at this lamp for 3 months before I broke down and bought it. Comparing it to similar style lamps from other stores which were 2x's the price, I couldn't go wrong with this lamp. I bought it with the cord lamp shade and after a little trial and error with height adjustments, it looked great! November 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JessOphelia loved it! I recently purchased two of these lamps and received them two days ago- so far I'm very pleased! Unlike the previous reviewer who was complaining about a smell, I didn't have that problem. The lamps were very easy to put together and I realized that the metal stem in the centerof the lamp can move vertically, allowing you to rasie the shade and add even more height to the lamp, if you'd like to. I love it and I think it's a fantastic buy! November 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by NTmom great architectural lamp Got it on sale and it was a good value. Didn't have any odor problems like a previous reviewer did. Looks great, but a little wobbly. Make sure you tighten the bolts w/ a tool otherwise the legs will move. Seen other lamps like these for much more. Would look great in both traditional and modern settings. Not to thrilled with black cord running down center and pooling on floor;could have done better at concealing it. Overall, would recommend. November 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by WillH Alright overall - You get what you pay for As always, you get what you pay for. Overall I'm satisfied with the purchase. It looks elegant. The issues I have with it are probably only things that someone who actually takes it out of the box and assembles it are likely to notice. Biggest issue: the socket where the light fixture attaches to the steel downtube has the female part of the screw exactly where you'd expect. The male part of the same screw, at the top of the downtube, looks like someone tried to etch the teeth in with a dull knife, before giving up and just putting it in the box. What I'm saying is that the top of the steel downtube may as well be a smooth piece of metal, with no way to then use the screw on the fixture to attach it. As such, I've pretty much just pushed it forcefully on - this seems to balance it, only because the fixture and shade are relatively light. But if you move the lamp or try to adjust the lamp shade, the top part will pop right back off the downtube. Epoxy might do the trick, but I'm trying to weigh if its worth it for me. The second issue is at the feet - each leg has a small, maybe 2 inch "metal" sock at the very bottom. Two of these are on there with no problem - the third slides up and down the wood freely, meaning it pretty much rests around the wooden leg, but supported by the floor. Thinking it was metal I tried to bend the smallest kink into it so that it would seat securely on the metal, but when it started making cracking noises I realized it was plastic so I've just let it be, resting on the floor. Lastly, and this is a small issue, but the legs hinge not only along the axis you'd expect, but since they have a bit more play at the joint where they connect to the metal center piece of the lamp, the also wiggle across the axis of the hinge. The result of this is that it takes a fair amount of fiddling with the leg lengths, and trying to also position the legs into a relatively equilateral triangle, before you can get the whole lamp to sit level. This is probably made worse by the insecure fixture at the top, as I'm sure it isn't level compared to the downtube and I don't want to risk knocking it off again trying to get it to be. Anyway, the equivalent lamp anywhere else is some multiple more expensive, so as always, you get what you pay for. Just wanted to give anyone a heads up, that if it is going to be a centerpiece in your room as opposed to off in a corner, you may be better off spending a bit more money. July 7, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by CathyG Poor Quality For over $100 , I would expect better quality. The wooden legs are starting to bend/warp! The tightening mechanism on all of the legs do not work well, and often I find my lamp lopsided. I wouldn't spend more than $60 on a lamp like this for the quality you get. Disappointing. June 22, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by MissD poor construction I bought this lamp because I love the look but the construction is very poor. The top plastic piece that holds the light-bulb broke after a couple months. It tips over very easily. The lamp legs are very flimsy. I was very upset since I liked the look a lot. May 14, 2014


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I'm chatting with Jennifer of Ellison Lane Quilts over on her blog today. Head over there to check it out! And if you haven't seen Jennifer's fabulous blog yet, scroll down to see some of her projects—she does beautiful work. Thank you for featuring me, Jennifer!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
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4 comments:
- ferne said...
Great interview! It was nice to get to know you. Thanks for sharing your life and inspiration!
- July 28, 2011 at 11:02 AM
- Carol said...
Congrats and I enjoyed reading your interview. It is a small world because my dad is from Grand Rapids and my brother lives there now.
- July 28, 2011 at 2:59 PM
- Flying Blind... said...
Great interview x
- July 28, 2011 at 5:01 PM
- Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts said...
Thanks for doing the interview with me Lee. I so enjoyed getting to know you better! :)
- July 29, 2011 at 7:00 PM
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I just streamed S5E01 on Monday but I wanna watch live tonight
AMC specificially says "not available on dish". its ironic seeing how to see the ad, one has to own a service besides dish so... lol
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buckweat really isnt into changing his avatar
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The Gold Star Pool, located at the corner of Berkshire and Cambridge Streets, is the only city-owned outdoor pool.
The pool operates for nine weeks during the summer months and has an admission fee of $0.75 per person. The pool is unheated and has a depth range of 2.5 ft.-9ft.
Residents of all ages are welcome; however, children ages eight and under must be accompanied by an adult and children ages five years or younger must have an adult in the pool with them at all times .


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Things to see and do - Porto Ercole
Leaving for Italy
Where to sleep?
Porto Ercole Travel guide
Porto Ercole : Michelin's recommendations
This seaside resort's small historic quarter lies at the foot of the Rocca Spagnola (Spanish Fortress) to which it is linked by crenellated walls. It huddles around the Piazza Santa Barbara, which is lined with the arcades of the former Governor's Palace. From here there are fine views of the marina and the two old Spanish forts which bear witness to the Spanish domination of this territory, the Presidio state, in the 16C.


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Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:18 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:18 a.m.
The Davidson County Sheriff's Office alleges an Arcadia man committed sex offenses with a 14-year-old girl after her parents reported her missing earlier this year.
Treaver David Smith, 26, of 122 Twin Valley Drive, was placed in the Davidson County Detention Center under a $150,000 secured bond Thursday. He has been charged with five counts of felony statutory rape/sex offense and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.
C.R. Mann, a DCSO detective, alleged in court documents that Smith committed the sex acts with the 14-year-old girl between Jan. 23 and Feb. 7, according to warrants. Warrants were issued for Smith's arrest Wednesday.
The detective also alleged in a warrant that Smith caused the girl to run away from her home, which brought the contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile charge.
It was unclear Friday morning how long the girl had been away from her home.
DCSO Capt. Mitch Kepley said it was his understanding that detectives initiated their investigation after a report of a runaway came in from Winston-Salem. He said the girl was located at Smith's residence, and the offenses occurred during a single visit to the man's home.
Kepley declined to comment on how the man came in contact with the girl. He said he doesn't believe there are any additional victims.
Smith has a court date of April 9.
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It takes a lot for a business to survive in this town for 57 years. That's why you should head over to Wally's Mills Avenue Liquors this Sunday, order a drink and raise a toast to the bar and liquor store for its 57 years of service to the livers of Orlando.
If you're one of the few that hasn't experienced a Wally's pour yet — you must — it's the strongest in town.
And, for the bar's anniversary the monthly Southern Fried Sunday will transform into Surf Rock Sunday and take place at Wally's (along with Peacock Room and Will's Pub).
Wally's will host Legacy — One Man Reggae Band at 3:30 p.m. followed by Thee Wilt Chamberlain and Wet Nurse. Outside, there will be a DJ spinning surf rock, a taco bar and other beach-themed eats.
Cover into all three bars for Surf Rock Sunday is $7. Go to this Facebook page to find out more.


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- Inside Athletics
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 9, 2008) - The ETSU men's soccer team resumes action Friday at 8 p.m. as the Bucs head to Nashville to take on conference opponent Lipscomb at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex.
The Bucs (4-5, 0-2 A-Sun) dropped their first two conference matches to league leaders North Florida and Jacksonville. ETSU is led by Sean Hoek (Newburgh, Ind.) who has three game-winning goals on the season.
The Bisons (4-5-2, 0-0-1 A-Sun) come into the match having tied Belmont and Evansville last week after picking up a win against Wofford. Lipscomb is led by Garret Pettis and Miguel DaSilva, who each have five goals this fall.
Click the link above for live stats provided by Lipscomb. Please visit www.ETSUBucs.com for more information on men's soccer or any other Buccaneer athletic news.


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Turn PokeDream Forums into a hugely popular community where the coolest Pokemon fans hang out.
That is not the case today. We all know the current situation. Compared to a few other well-known Pokemon forums, we're nothing; we don't even register on their radars. We have interesting discussions, but they're mostly not about Pokemon. People join, but don't stay. That's all going to change.
In the upcoming months, we're gonna turn the Forums into a cooler place. It's already cool, but we're gonna make it way cooler (http://goo.gl/CCjwL). Two things need to exist, neither of which can exist without the other:
1. More active members
A high quality community cannot exist without people. We currently have great people (all of you guys), but we need much, much more of them. We need more people to join. Not only do we need people to join, we need them to stay. For good. We need these members to generate interesting discussions.
2. More interesting discussions
While we already have interesting discussions today, they are mostly not about Pokemon. PokeDream is a Pokemon site. PokeDream Forums is first and foremost a Pokemon discussion board. If the large majority of the discussion is not about Pokemon, then we've failed. We need interesting Pokemon discussions to keep our members coming back.
This is sort of a chicken and egg problem (http://goo.gl/p6XdX). But, we don't have to think of it that way. These two things are bound together in a tight feedback loop. More active members will start more interesting discussions, which will in turn attract more active members, etc. The solution is very clear: we need to attract more active members and get more interesting discussions.
Game Plan
What are we gonna do specifically? The plan is very straightforward.
To attract more active members, we're gonna promote the Forums heavily. The main PokeDream website is much more popular than the Forums and, up till now, we haven't really taken advantage of that fact. Currently, the Forums feels like a separate entity from the main site. So, we have to integrate Forums components much better into the main site, so that a visit to PokeDream doesn't feel complete without also visiting PokeDream Forums. Essentially, there needs to be much more references to PokeDream Forums from the main site.
To get more interesting discussions, we perhaps need to rework the structure of the forums under Pokemon Discussion. Are all of those forums necessary? Should we combine a few of the less popular ones? Should we split up the more popular ones? This exact course of action on this one is up for debate.
By January 1st, 2011, I'd like for the Forums to accomplish the following:
200 Active Members
The definition of an active member is a member who's logged on in the past 15 days. As of now, we have 70 active members.
10+% Posts Under Pokemon Discussion
Currently, only 7% of posts are under Pokemon Discussion.
Operation Renaissance starts NOW. Let's use this thread to brainstorm ideas. Together, we're gonna turn PokeDream Forums into something huge.


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OK, Thanks to you guys, let's see if this works:
So we don't actually upload to this site. Instead we upload to a storage site online, and then embed the code to link to those photos? There should be 4 photos here if I figured this out. I prefer working with engines and oily stuff.
The engine has honest 1940 Knuck cases with matching belly numbers and proper date codes for a 40 El. I found no signs of welding or any case mods when I started. I'm afraid that I had no interest in a restoration. I just wanted another 60's style chop like I rode back in the 60's and 70's when I built these things and sold them for less then $1,000 each and made a profit. Of course, now days it cost a lot more, and I could afford to spend more on paint and chrome. But its still a suicide / jockey set up, and the bars are now 6 inches higher then the photos, because that made it more comfortable for me. The crank is an S&S 4-5/8" stroke, custom turned to match the proper scraper clearance. Barrels and Heads are Anders before he sold the company to the guys in Florida. 3-1/2" bore so I didn't have to open the spigots and weaken the cases. It worked out to 89 inches. Runs really well and I ride it nearly every weekend. The Trans case is also HD 4 speed and the frame started out as an old straight leg HD frame, highly modified. As a result, I was able to keep it as a 1940 HD registration in California. I don't think I used anything else OEM other then the oil pump gears. I did everything myself other then paint, but I had help on the original engine build.
Hope the photos come up.


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Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Won't Fix
Affects Version/s: 4.0, 4.0.3
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: Integrations - JIRA
Last commented by user?:true
When retrieving information using JIRA Issue macro, with one of the column is from custom field, and if there are any HTML within the custom field the text returned will not be rendered as HTML, will be plain text instead, hence exposing all the HTML tags.
Render the JIRA Issue macro as static instead, add the following line into the macro:
Issue Links
- is duplicated by
CONF-25335 Macro Jira Issues, with custom field
- Resolved
- relates to
CONF-26521 JIRA issue macro is not rendering custom field in column
- Resolved
I'm dissatisfied with the workaround. I need the dynamic features! With renderMode static not only the sorting function is disabled, but also the width of the columns is fixed!!!
For me this is not a workaround, it describes another configuration (not the default one), which has not the bug.
Please consider my remark, in my opinion it's not a minor bug of this macro! Thank you.
I have confluence 4.0 and even when you select renderType=static markup is displayed as normal text instead of HTML.
We just upgraded to 4.0.3 and are seeing the same problem. Before everything used to render correctly with new lines and now we are seeing encoded special characters,
instead of just '&', and HTML tags like
 instead of a simple carriage return.
Forgive the question, but I am quite the noob when it comes to JIRA.
How do I reproduce this problem? I cannot figure out how to create a custom field that uses HTML in JIRA. I tried using a select field with some HTML in the options but the JIRA issues macro code strips this to plain text anyway.
Any pointers for configuring JIRA to reproduce this problem would be appreciated.
If you look at the example screenshots you'll see in the Description field. All you need to do is put in a few carriage returns in your issue description on the JIRA side.
If you look at the XML that is being parsed from the JIRA Filter Results you'll see the HTML or Wiki markup directly in the XML attributes itself. Here's an example of one of our JIRA issues that shows the issue.
<item> <title> [TSE-559] Create a task for explaining the problem with the JIRA Confluence Issue macro </title> <link>http://localhost/jira/browse/TSE-559</link> <project id="10030" key="TSE">Toolset Project</project> <description>
Investigate how to fix the HTML Rendering through configuration changes
 Investigate branching the official plugin
 Investigate writing a new plugin
 Implement the best methods
 </description> <environment/> <key id="36301">TSE-559</key>  Create a task for explaining the problem with the JIRA Confluence Issue macro  <type id="7" iconUrl="http://localhost/jira/images/icons/ico_story.png">Story</type> <priority id="8" iconUrl="http://localhost/jira/images/icons/priority_major.gif">Three</priority> <status id="1" iconUrl="http://localhost/jira/images/icons/status_open.gif">Open</status> <resolution id="-1">Unresolved</resolution> <assignee username="-1">Unassigned</assignee> <reporter username="hornerr">Ronald Horner</reporter> <labels></labels> <created>Wed, 26 Oct 2011 22:30:41 +0000</created> <updated>Fri, 28 Oct 2011 19:54:29 +0000</updated> <component>JIRA</component> <due/> <votes>0</votes> <watches>1</watches> <comments> <comment id="40243" author="hornerr" created="Fri, 28 Oct 2011 19:54:29 +0000"> The official plugin is being worked by Atlassian to fix this issue.

 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-23209 </comment> </comments> <attachments></attachments> <subtasks></subtasks> <customfields> <customfield id="customfield_11440" key="com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:gh-global-rank"> <customfieldname>Global Rank</customfieldname> <customfieldvalues></customfieldvalues> </customfield> <customfield id="customfield_11540" key="com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira:gh-global-rank"> <customfieldname>Rank</customfieldname> <customfieldvalues></customfieldvalues> </customfield> <customfield id="customfield_10012" key="com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.customfieldtypes:float"> <customfieldname>Story Points</customfieldname> <customfieldvalues> <customfieldvalue>8.0</customfieldvalue> </customfieldvalues> </customfield> </customfields> </item>
Our field renderer for Comments is [Default Text Renderer] and Description is [Wiki Style Renderer] if that helps you at all. Those two fields show HTML markup in the results as displayed in Confluence.
Thanks Ronald. I was actually aware of the description field exhibiting this behaviour. However the original issue appears to be related to custom fields and I cannot reproduce the problem at all with custom fields. Their content is treated slightly differently in the JIRA macro and they actually appear to be stripped of mark up.
Any hints on reproducing with custom fields?
Steps to reproduce
In Jira
- Create a custom field, for example, a field called 'ReleaseNote'
- Specify the field as a 'Free Text Field'
- In the associated field configuration scheme, set the release note renderer to 'wiki style renderer'
- Create an issue in Jira, and populate the field with wiki markup, for example:
Previously it was not possible to render custom fields from Jira as HTML in Confluence. This has now been fixed. The following markup is now supported # *bold* # _italics_ # h3. headings # ^superscript # Code snippets, for example: {code:title=helloworld.java| borderStyle=dashed| borderColor=#ccc| titleBGColor=#F7D6C1| bgColor=#FFFFCE} /** * This program prints the string 'Hello World' to the screen. */ class HelloWorld{ public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); // Print the string. } }
- Generate and save a query showing the custom field. It renders the markup as expected.
- View as XML, copy URL
In Confluence
- Insert a Jira macro
- Insert the copied URL
- Specify the custom field, ReleaseNote, to be displayed
- Save
Expected: Content is rendered the same as in Jira, processing the wiki markup as HTML
Actual: Content is converted to HTML but rendered as text, displaying as:

Previously it was not possible to render custom fields from Jira as HTML in Confluence. This has now been fixed. The following markup is now supported

bold

italics

headings

^superscript

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helloworld.java

/** * This program prints the string 'Hello World' to the screen. */ class HelloWorld{ public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); // Print the string.  } }

Thanks Michelle. That helped a lot. And to give Ronald his due, I can now see the similarity to the description field handling he was describing.
So to summarise the problem -
|Render Mode/Field Type
|Escapes HTML values
|Escapes HTML values
|Escapes HTML values
|Displays correctly
The problem with displaying fields (custom or otherwise) from JIRA is that the report received from JIRA provides no information about how the field data has been rendered. In addition, field renderers are a plugin point in JIRA so even if you did get such information it could be potentially any value and so not necessarily meaningful.
These problems apply to standard fields such as description as well although it seems that the jiraissues macro in dynamic mode makes an assumption about the description value. I will make the static render mode behave consistently with this even though in some unusual field configuration cases this assumption could be wrong. At least both static and dynamic modes would break in the same way in these cases.
So the only remaining option I see for custom fields is to allow the user of the jiraissues macro to state whether a field is safe for unencoded display or not. So would it be useful to the people encountering this problem if I provided an additional parameter where you can name the fields that are safe for unencoded display?
This isn't elegant but there's no dynamic way of safely discovering the safe columns. What do you think?
Is there any reason why we are escaping the XML values? Does it open an XSS vulnerability? It looks like JIRA isn't returning any unconverted wiki markup anymore so everything is HTML (which may need to be decoded).
Yes, the XSS issue is what is bothering me. Well that and the potential to generate broken HTML and break the display of the whole page.
A custom field implementation can specify a different XML template from that which it uses to render in JIRA. So just because a field safely displays in JIRA doesn't tell you anything about what you are going to receive over the XML API.
If a custom field happens to output for instance a nasty collection of '<' or '>' if we don't escape it on display in Confluence then we potentially break display of the whole page.
one problem I have with the new parameter is that you now can't order your columns.
Mike, the existing columns parameter would be used to list all columns as before.
The columns within that parameter that should be HTML will be listed in the htmlColumns parameter.
Perhaps it needs a better name: 'htmlsafe'?
for some reason I didn't see in your example that customField2 was in there twice. Glad this will also fix my reported issue (
I do like "htmlsafe" better, for what it's worth. I wonder if it's better to be even more explicit about what we're doing? something like "disableAntiXSS" ?
Thanks Mike.
I not a big fan of 'disableAntiXSS' because it's not really the whole story. The truest thing you can say with this parameter is that the content is suitable for pushing straight into the HTML render.
I've gone with 'htmlSafeCustomFields'. The ...CustomFields part because the parameter will only be respected for custom fields. Fixed fields such as description are handled the way they are handled irrespective of this new parameter (noting that I have also fixed description handling in static mode to match dynamic mode).
This work is going through internal review at the moment. It should be available via the Plugin Manager in a couple of days and will also be bundled with version 4.1.3 of Confluence. (It was too late for 4.1.2 which is due out any minute now.)
Hello again interested people
Some concern has been raised over this solution. It asks users of the jiraissues macro to make the decision on whether certain fields are safe to be used on a page. We are worried that the users of the macro might not be in the best position to properly make this decision.
Instead a site administrator could maintain a list of fields per remote JIRA server that are safe for rendering in HTML. This would dp away with the need for a user to specify safe fields but could well mean more frequent requests to an administrator to configure additional fields a user requires.
Any thoughts on this point?
From my point as user and administrator I would prefer the solution "a site administrator could maintain a list of fields per remote JIRA server that are safe for rendering in HTML"
Version 4.0.8 has been released which fixes the problem rendering the description field in static mode.
I'm afraid this issue will not be fixed.
We originally intended to implement an 'htmlSafe' parameter for use by authors. However this is too large a security hole. Anyone could set up a JIRA instance and then feed any data they like via the jiraissues macro into the page of an unsuspecting viewer.
An alternative approach would be to allow only administrators to configure the safe fields, per server. However this introduces quite a load on an administrator. Not only do they need to be on top of the safety of all fields across all instances of JIRA their users want to access they also need to constantly review this information as the various JIRA instances have further plugins installed.
In practise an administrator is very likely to enable most fields requested by their users making this approach as dangerous as the user driven approach.
Finally, we investigated an elegant approach of running all the data received from JIRA through our security/cleaning process. Unfortunately though this has a fairly massive impact on both peak CPU and peak memory usage. Enabling this approach would cause our own internal servers to run out of memory frequently and would have a similar negative impact on most Confluence installations.
So in summary, I'm afraid at this point in time we won't be fixing this issue and so the clearest approach to take is to close this issue with the status "Won't Fix".
If you need to take this requirement further I'd recommend finding an Atlassian Partner who may be able to come up with a solution specific to your particular needs.
Hello Paul,
I am also disappointed that some option could not be implemented to address this. I do understand the security concerns – we run into them constantly with our own products. However, it seems that using the Jira issue macro to display content in the same way that it displays in Jira is important enough warrant some solution, even if it has to be enabled specifically by the system administrator.
We are trying to implement a Confluence/Jira integration in our organization because there are features that each solution provides that are desirable to us, but I am running into lots of push-back on its use when things don't work the same way in both systems (with the editor being then main gripe at the moment ). The integration lets me build solutions which hide much of the complexity from my end users, but we keep running into small issues like this that make things a bit less usable.
I do like the products, however, and look forward to improvements in future releases!
This is too bad. I've forked the plugin and added in the changes to get the description field to render HTML in static mode. This is at least a start. The concerns for not implementing this are not stronger than the user base's desire to have them. It is very confusing to have something display correctly in JIRA and not in Confluence. I may just add a checkbox feature to this plugin to allow rendering of HTML custom fields. No lists, just simply check for HTML in the value and if it exists render it as HTML and not escape all of the characters.
The security concerns are legitimate but at any time you allow the user to use HTML it is possible to introduce security holes. We can say with a particular certainty that if our JIRA instance was compromised and used to insert XSS attacks against our Confluence instance, then we have much bigger fish to fry.
The point you are missing Ronald is that it is not your JIRA instance that needs to be compromised.
The jira issues macro can be used to access any JIRA instance in the world. As an attacker I simply need to set up my own JIRA instance configured in any malicious way I want. In fact, I don't even need a JIRA instance, I just need a simple server that will send my attack payload in an XML format the jiraissues macro understands.
Then if I can get a jiraissues macro on a page in your Confluence install (via whatever means) I have the potential to attack everybody in your organisation who views that particular page.
The security hole is pretty massive!
Ah I see. So why not use a white list for trusted JIRA installations?
Ronald, a whitelist or the inbuilt 'Trusted Applications' mechanisms are possibilities and once something like that was implemented and mandatory then we could reconsider this feature.
But any such mandatory mechanism will have a major impact on existing users of jira issue macros. Suddenly all of your usages will break so we will need to be careful about the introduction of such a feature. We'll need to ensure admin's are aware of the transition, or provide some kind of automation around initial population of the whitelist.
I think you are right though that ultimately that is the direction the jiraissues macro will need to take to provide reasonable security.
So is this issue truly a Won't Fix? It seems like you still have feelers out to your team and active involvement from the community.
There was indeed a discussion about (eventually) only allowing extracting content from JIRA instances that Applinks knows about. This is good for miultiple reasons. At the same time this is a big task, especially the migration part of it, since the macro's behaviour will change significantly. We hope to do this at some point in the future, with no specific plans at the moment.
How bad it is to allow rendering HTML in custom fields: not only a random JIRA instance can be used to embed arbitrary content into your Confluence - any web server that produces XML parseable by the JIRA issues macro will do. Basically this turns your Confluence into a proxy for arbitrary external content, which in turn can be used e.g for downloading malware or stealing your data.
We are in the process of improving security of the default setup of our products, since they are more and more often used on the Internet, as opposed to strictly on-premises behind a firewall. OnDemand is also a huge driver here. This process can, in a few cases like this, lead to inconvenience where the initial setup of a component (a macro) was less secure to start with.
One of the ways out of the conundrum will be for us to introduce a magic configuration setting in the product - "am I on the internet?". It would permit a number of options that are unacceptable in the Internet scenario. This will not be happening soon, but check back in 6 months or so.
By the way, if you find a security vulnerability that has not been fixed, please do not discuss it here and follow How to report a security issue instead.
when reading this, I had the following idea. Would it not be useful to provide a second "Jira Issue Macro", like "Jira Issue Macro trusted". This "trusted" macro allows only connections to Jira instances that Applinks knows about. This way the migration process would be not so big or? (at least for atlassian I guess and for me as user/administrator it would be a great way)
I would be glad if you could consider this way. Thank you!
Will you be updating the documentation? I can't seem to get the htmlSafeCustomFields field to work with custom field names that have a space in them.
Hi Ronald.
At the end of the day it was decided that 'htmlSafeCustomFields' parameter was not a secure approach and it was dropped. This isn't 100% clear from the discussion on the issue because the final related comment was 'restricted' due to it discussing security concerns.
Hopefully I can clear up any confusion here: the 'htmlSafeCustomFields' parameter was not implemented.
A more secure fix was implemented and is described in the documentation for the JIRA Issues Macro.
Hi Markus. I apologise for directing you to a restricted issue, and I'll edit my original comment to no longer refer to it. Likewise I'll remove your comment to avoid confusion for viewers of this issue.
The pertinent information about how this issue was fixed has been added to the JIRA Issues Macro documentation on CAC.
Hopefully this covers what you need to know but if you have further questions just let me know.
Hi Paul,
Actually, the fix that is documented in JIRA Issues Macro documentation does not work. See https://support.atlassian.com/browse/CSP-87350 and https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-26521.
Hi there.
This issue is actually resolved as 'Wont Fix'. The fix you are interested in is CONF-24422 which is fixed in 4.1.6.
I hope that helps.
Hi Paul,
Then why are the issues not linked? And I cannot see it when I try searching for it.
Thank you.
I'm confused regarding this. One of the fields that will not render is the Summary field which is a standard JIRA issue, required field - it is not a custom field. Are you saying Atlassian doesn't support their own required fields or that they have created fields that, if exposed as indicated, is a security risk? Please advise.
Hi Karie,
which versions do you use? This issue was fixed a long time ago from atlassian...
The most recent: Confluence 5.1.3 and JIRA 6.0.2. As stated, we have no issues with any field content being included in an export except for the issue Summary field. We were referred to this issue as the reason and that it wouldn't be fixed.
Hi Karie.
This should work, as documented here. That is to say, you need to have a trust relationship configured between Confluence and JIRA.
Does that help any?
We have a trusted connection. In this case, if you use the JIRA issues macro in dynamic mode, the JIRA issue Summary field displays on screen, but the content of just that one field (e.g. Other field content is fine, both base and custom fields), except for the Summary field. The Summary field is blank. If the JIRA issues macro is setup in static mode, one fields display on screen except for the Summary field – the content is empty and the exports are empty.
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Hi Karie.
This should work, as documented here<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/JIRA+Issues+Macro#JIRAIssuesMacro-renderinghtmlfromjira>. That is to say, you need to have a trust relationship configured between Confluence and JIRA.
Does that help any?
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The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) supporters celebrated the upcoming Premiere PAMM Gala at the Kick-Off event held at the private home of Constance and Miguel B. 'Mike' Fernandez. They announced nearly $1.5 million in ticket sales have been made for the upcoming Gala taking place on Saturday, December 7, 2013.
Photographer World Red Eye


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Calendar of Events:
2013 Past Event: High School Outreach Arcadia High School
- Date & Time:
- Tuesday, September 24, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Location:
- In-District (PCC Campus maps and directions)
- Open To:
- Students
- Description:
A representative from the PCC Office of Community and School Relations meets with high school students at Arcadia High School to discuss programs, services, admissions procedures, and "next steps" for students who have applied.
Held at Arcadia High School, 180 Campus Drive, Arcadia, (626) 821-8370.
- Contact:
Alan De La Vara, High School Relations Specialist
Phone: 626-585-7266
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